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Minecraftisfull of deadly mobs, bosses, and all sorts of challenges for players. And to beat them, you will need all the help you’re able to get. Enchantments are a great way to boost the power of your tools and weapons and make them stronger.
The recent 1.21 update ofMinecraftbrought tons of new content for players. Along with other items and structures like Trial Chambers, it also introduced fans to the mace and three new enchantments. One of them is the Breach Enchantment, which is only for mace weapons, muchlike Wind Burstand Density. In this article, we are going to show you how to get and use the Breach Enchantment inMinecraft.
How to Get Breach Enchantment in Minecraft
These are the three ways you may obtain Breach Enchantment inMinecraft:
For the first method, you will need to craft an Enchanting Table and then combine the mace and Lapis Lazuli on the Enchanting Table to get the Breach Enchantment.If you don’t have a mace, you can make one by combining a Breeze Rod and a Heavy Core block on the crafting table. You can find Lapis Lazuli by mining in the Overworld.
You can also get Breach Enchantment by using the Enchanted Book.Minecraftplayers can get their hands on this book by opening chests in the game. In addition to that, they are also found in the Ominous Vaults and some other structures.
For the vault method, you will need to drink the Ominous bottle in the chambers to get the Bad Omen effect. Then, approach the Trial Spawner and kill the mobs. Once you get the trial key, find and open the vault. Players canread this guidefor more details on ominous vaults.
Lastly, you can also trade with the Librarian villager to get the Breach Enchantment. There’s no level requirement for the librarian for this enchantment.
What Does Breach Enchantment Do in Minecraft?
The Breach Enchantment is one of therarest enchantments inMinecraftthat you can use to make your enemy’s armor less effective. Simply put, the mace reduces the target’s armor effectiveness when you use it with Breach.
There are four levels of Breach, and each level adds 15% more damage. For example, Breach I deals 15% damage, and Breach IV deals 60% damage.
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