Ranking EVERY Potion Effect In Minecraft 

One thing annoying about blindness is that you cannot sprint while having the effect. Which I guess makes a bit of sense since if you were blind or blindfolded in real life you probably wouldn't run either.

The fire protection rant was golden. It would’ve been even funnier if you put fire resistance at number one

I can't belive you put Fire Resistance at #2. You can just wear a full set of Fire Prot armor and take significantly more damage to literally everything else!

Night vision also gives you much better visibility underwater which is huge imo

He didn’t put Bane of Arthropods at number 1, so he better put nausea at 1 or I’m gonna riot >:(

One thing that makes Jump Boost better is that it reduces your fall damage. The Mobestiary said that this is a greater benefit then the actual boost itself.

The range of a Conduit is much larger if you fully encase the structure. It goes up to a whopping 96 blocks if you do. It even has a nice little secret where the Heart of the Sea inside it opens its eye.

I'm genuinely and extremely surprised at how so many people think fire protection makes a huge difference in burning compared to regular prot 💀

27:48 after what happened with Fire Protection, there’s definitely going to be a war about the Efficiency enchantment

I really like the image for haste. It’s basically just a wide golden pickaxe

5:25 If you don’t wear any armor, mobs will detect you only if you are literally in the same block as they, or if you attack them, making it pretty useful

Fun fact about Haste/Mining Fatigue, they also influence your attack speed by 10% per level, meaning that inside ocean monuments you get a whopping 30% less on attacking with your sword.

Your rant about Fire Protection was the best thing you've ever created. Do more.

I did find invisibility useful when draining an ocean monument with a friend. without armour on the guardians completely ignore you and you are left free to focus on placing sand/sponges. but still not really a necessary potion.

19:00 that save though

9:02 The amplifier of an effect is saved as a (signed) byte which means it's value ranges between -128 and 127. When you input 128 it overflows to -128.

An often forgotten detail about Haste is that it also improves attack speed by 20% per level

3:51 Blindness actually has a hidden effect, it disables the ability to sprint

5:04 Invisibility is one of my favorite potions just because you can do things like drain an ocean monument without being constantly swarmed by enemies

1:10 headphone warning 💀💀

25:47 you should've mentioned that fire resistance potion keeps your armors from getting damaged, and if you don't have unbreaking for some reason it's a big deal

I carry a Fire Resistance potion on my hot bar at all times because I am very clumsy and it doesn’t take away much space at all in my inventory so I completely agree with you.

You forgot with saturation that if it fully fills up your hunger, you get healed like you drank a regeneration-II potion. The saturation effect from suspicious stew doubles as a crazy amount of healing, whereas the golden carrot just gives you back a lot of hunger.

a note about instant damage arrows: they do 12 damage, *base.* i did a lot of testing and a bit of datamining a while back, and basically instant damage procs *after* the damage of your arrow. due to how damage invuln works on java, this means that the actual instant damage effect of your arrows drops to zero after you reach around power III. this is because any damage you take while in invuln is basically a function where the received damage is subtracted by the hit that procced invuln, meaning any damage above 12 reduces the instant damage potion's damage to zero or below zero. this, in effect, means that on a critical hit shot with an unenchanted bow will deal a *maximum* of around 5 potion damage, whereas the average will tend to be around 3 or so (there's randomness when you have a fully drawn bow.) at power III, your base fully-charged damage exceeds 12, meaning that you will *guaranteed* deal zero. this, however, opens up a new way to screw with the game: uncharged bow shots. if you wanna take full advantage of your instant damage arrows? don't charge it fully, and use an unenchanted bow. at base, an uncharged bow will deal around 1 damage consistently - meaning 11 ticks of instant harming damage, or 5.5 hearts. that's magic, meaning it pierces armor. you can kill an iron golem in 10 arrows with this strategy, it's just very unrealistic because you have to uncharge your bow (meaning the arrows are more of a melee attack than anything.) but! you always choose what to hit with it, so... pick your metaphorical poison. instant harming arrows are easier to get than instant damage potions, and much theoretically safer, but in practice harder to use due to the distance limitations. instant harming potions are harder to get and unsafe, but easier to fire and forget.

It seems like the "Ranking every block in Minecraft" video is gonna be inevitable

Fire protection is also given when a totem of undying is used up, so even if you didn't have a fire protection potion or any food, you still would probably be fine.

8:15 Glowing also helps you find stragglers in the end of a raid wave, so you can finish the wave if one of the mobs got stuck in a hole or something and you can't see them. Hit a bell, find the mob, end the wave. Much harder to do without this effect if you don't go through the effort of covering all possible pitfalls in the area before the raid. One time I had a witch stuck on a magma block in a water ravine cave below my village, and couldn't find her. She wasn't dying because she'd keep drinking fire res and healing pots and I had to ring the bell to find her. Never would have cleared that raid if not for the bell.

It should be noted that depending on the conduit's setup (every 7 blocks placed) the distance the effect is given increases immensely, and is given out in a vertical cylinder shape, so there is no height limit to the effect. Finally, it also works under the effects of rain, and because of spaghetti code gives night vision everywhere instead of just underwater in bedrock edition specifically.

26:23 Another thing to add about fire resistance is that it's also a Totem effect. So add that with full Prot 4: Fire Protection is utterly useless.

I'm not sure if this is just a bedrock thing, but if you use night vision in the nether and end, the sky will turn into either an almost solid color of static.

18:37 nice clutch bro 👌

19:19 I know they recently changed the potion colors when the removed the enchantment glint but god does strength look weird now. I've been so used to it being dark red for so long that the new yellow color is just... kind of bad?

Invisibility makes mobs completely ignore you if you're not wearing armor until you hit them or bump into them (yes you can have a shield equipped and they still won't see you) this makes it incredibly useful for going places that would normally be very dangerous without needing to worry about being attacked, and is better than it's given credit for I think

Seeing how good prot 4 armor is for lava, I would've put fire protection lower.

Nausea's effects can be adjusted in the settings for those who don't do well with motion sickness. It just gives your screen a green vignette if you disable it.

I personally really like to have enhanced slowness arrows when I do decide to main crossbows instead of bows, as they effectively immobilize mobs that they hit, which is great for engaging scary melee mobs such as Piglin Brutes. Arguably one of the best effects you can put on a tipped arrow because of how instant damage interacts with arrows and other options being fairly subpart.

I think people are forgetting that the potion is better than fire prot and you can use prot and fire res. This means that you can’t have fire prot and protection, but you can have protection and fire res.

2:53 There is one use for it, and that is if you are trying to starve your character for a couple of achievements. 11:45 I know this is for Java, but it's much easier to get tipped arrows on Bedrock, just throw the potion into a cauldron and use tip arrows on it. 15:12 Yes, there's no craftable potion, but flecters do sell tipped wither arrows, and on Bedrock, you can rarely find a wither potion in a witch's hut cauldron.

You can increase the range of a conduit by adding more blocks to the structure, reaching a total range of 96 blocks when fully enclosed. In addition to this, it also damages all hostile sea mobs in the area.

Edit: this was just meant to be for the invis comment, but I've just decided to keep my thoughts written down here. You didn't mention the most useful aspect of invisibility: guardian detection. If you have invisibility and no more than 1 piece of armor equipped, they cannot detect and lazer beam you. This makes it INCREDIBLY useful for draining an ocean monument in survival, especially since you can keep your depth strider boots on while you do it. Note about poison: it does affect undead mobs, but it acts as regeneration instead. Not particularly useful (except maybe if you're trying to stop a zombie villager from dying to the sun?), but I thought I'd mention it. A super useful application of glowing is while raiding end cities. Have you ever hit a shulker and it teleports out of view? If you hit them with a spectral arrow, you'll never lose track of them when they teleport away! This is especially useful since bows are often a good weapon to use against shulkers, though it depends on the situation. Jump boost on a beacon is pretty mediocre, but it means you can fly around your base with elytra without needing rockets, which is faster than sprinting and takes less hunger. Tiny note about night vision: useful for exploring deep dark, since placing torches makes noise and mobs can't spawn on sculk anyway. Instant health is SO underrated. People like to carry gapples or even e-gapples for tight spots. The issue is that they take time to eat, which means you have to start pre-emptively using them. For gapples, this makes it quite difficult to use them effectively without overusing them, which can be an issue due to the amount of gold and apples needed to craft them. The issue is significantly worse, however, with e-gapples. They're so rare, that you almost never want to use them even if you need them, which can cause you to hesitate in a tight spot. If you think this doesn't matter, look at how Ph1lza died in his 5-year hardcore world. The instant health splash potion fixes these issues. It's instant it's cheap, and it heals quite a bit. Far more useful than emergency e-gapples imo (though, of course, pre-emptive e-gapples are still way better), and still more practical than gapples. The only downside is inventory space, but you'll rarely need more than one in your inventory, and you can refill from a shulker full of them if you use one. Quick note: regeneration acts as poison for undead mobs The reason zombie villagers get strength when curing them is because the weakness potion grants undead mobs strength instead, just like how damaging effects heal them. I use speed in deep dark biomes because I'm scared and always sneaking, so I get around noticeably quicker. It pairs well with my night vision.

26:35 no thank you for putting my comment in the video, i did not expect to see it and it made me really happy (also your welcome for giving you an excuse to say Mario)

You forgot to mention 2 things about the conduit: 1 you CAN use it on land but only in rain or thunderstorms (exposed to water ) and 2 : the range wil increase by 16 blocks for each 7 blocks of prismarine. Until you have a reach of 92 blocks!!!

I actually use spectral arrows specifically in the end, I snipe the shulkers with them so if they teleport I see exactly where they went

Wait, people like Fire Prot? What? Like... You don't even need fire res either, prot 4 netherite is more than enough to get out of lava, people just got some questionable skill issue

Fun fact: mining fatigue makes your cooldown bar rechage slower and haste makes it charge faster.

Great vid. I feel like effects are really interesting because their placement on a tier list would be vastly different between survival, pvp, and stuff like practicality in adventure maps.

How is water breathing so high 💀doors exist bro

I’d like to point out that wearing armor with invisibility actually INCREASES the range mobs can see you. If you take off all your armor with the effect mobs can only detect you if you touch them. Knowing this would probably have bumped the invisibility effect up way higher, since it allows you to just run past monsters no problem as long as you don’t touch them. I’ve found it especially good in caves and especially in fortresses combined with fire resist since it stops anything else from attacking you while Blaze projectiles pass RIGHT THROUGH YOU. I’ll agree that fire resistance is goated though.

6:31 i laughed so hard bro

Every Effect has a use, and it is the “How did we get here” advancement which is gotten by having all effects (aside from creative exclusive and instant damage/health) on the player at once

13:32 that's what name tags are for

Resistance is one of the most underrated potion effects in my opinion, even being better than Regeneration in some cases, mainly because of the fact that it negates damage by a certain percentage (20% per level) Meaning with the Resistance 4 effect the turtle mater potion gives all damage done to you will be reduced by 80% which can be absurdly OP especially when combined with diamond or netherite armor.

11:54 U have to not fully charge the bow, if you spam it, it can do 3.5 hearts to A FULL NETHERITE PERSON. Thats a dang lot. Great vid btw

I like how the effect symbols show up next to the numbers.

9:00 On bedrock, it works all the way up to the max, 255, and you launch straight up as if you teleported.

These transition edits are insane! I really really like them :3

2:45 My headcanon is that Husks suck water out of you, making you thirsty, except as Minecraft doesn't have that the replacement is hunger.

Poison should be higher. It helps getting wither roses more efficiently by poisoning your targets (baby chickens or snow golms) and then them dying from wither summon explosion, also it makes challenge to kill 5 different mobs with 1 piercing arrow much easier since you don't have to worry about their health

First off, awesome video, I always learn things from your ranking videos (such as the flowers for all the different sorts of suspicious stew) and I loved your rant about Fire Protection! You saved me from slapping it on my nether gear! Also thank you so much for the mention of poison being useful for lowering creepers' health so you can get music discs from them. Gave me an idea for a superflat music disc farm since my usual farm needs tnt. Second of all, just wanted to be a nerd and point out for anyone reading this that Potion of Decay (the withering potion) is available in Survival Mode in Bedrock (if you're lucky enough to find it in a witch's hut) and can also be gotten from fletcher villagers as a tipped arrow.

I love that you put the AvM pigstep remix during your fire protection rant. It fit so well! Also not to mention that it's an absolute banger of a remix

0:20 Odyssey Central’s memory really is failing him again

Im loving these minecraft ranking videos lately Keep up the great work :D

14:23 but night vision doesn't prevent mobs from spawning Also while it is hard to get, turtle master is broken, it basically makes you immortal because resistance 4 absorbs 80% of the damage.

Regeneration was really good a long time ago when you didn't heal every time you ate but rather when your hunger bar was above 3, and then your health slowly regenerated. Now, I feel like eating food turns you into wolverine and you just regenerate instantaneously, and it made regeneration pretty much obsolete.

I can't belive people actully think that fire protection on any piece of armor is better than protection 4. Sure the other protections can be good in some rare cases but it has been proven that regular protection is way better over all.

Teacher: "What did we learn from this video?" "SPIDERS CAN RARELY SPAWN WITH IT ON HARD MODE!"

Btw if your doing a raid and cant find any mobs, after some time they'll get the glow effect automatically to make them easier to find. Its java exclusive but a pretty useful feature if they're trapped in a cave or something

2:50 I think the idea here is that eating rotten flesh or being bitten by a husk gives you a hunger *for* flesh, like a zombie. No idea why this effect also applies to chicken and pufferfish though.

Man, that argument about Fire Protection was getting quite HEATED. I guess people just didn’t like Odyssey’s HOT takes.

When I needed to build a shulker farm, I had to use slabs, and so I couldn't jump above them which was annoying. In this situation, I was happy to have a jump boost beacon with me

Your rant about fire protection was hilarious, I hate playing Minecraft and I still enjoyed this video lol You earned a new subscriber!

I’ve literally never used a fire protection book in my life. Full prot 4 for the win

Cool video! Liked the funny parts you always put in, and the transitions

during 22:22 super mario 64 water soundtrack fits in nicely

19:11 slow falling is also useful when you plan on flying a lot with elytras as they'll keep more of your momentum and let you use less rockets so if you plan on going to the world border this is actually more efficient

I agree with the fire resistance potion argument but what if you haven't got access to them, like when going to the nether for the first time? After getting blaze rods and magma cream to make fire resistance potions Fire Protection becomes obsolete but having it makes getting the potion easier. [Getting it from witches is such an edge case]

Blindness isn’t just visual cuz u can’t sprint while you have it

Can you rank the glazed terracottas? Dry bones for smash!!!

This video is gold, i love your editing!

That laugh at 17:05 scared me so much, i thought it was in my room ;-;

14:44 it can be mostly canceled by jumping.

Turtle Master potion is actually very good, you can tank a charged creeper with no armor and you can cancel out the slowness by jumping

Awesome content my dude

6:37 It heals them like instant damage.

17:12 scariest thing ever is being low on health and accidentally hitting a zombie pigman with a splash healing potion when u were trying to heal up

You should rank every item in the creative inventory next. Including everything from normal items to education and pocket edition exclusives. It would take an hour at most and be pretty easy

Nausea can be mostly or completely (with resource packs) bypassed with the Distortion Effects setting.

Hey Oddessy central I’m loving your Minecraft videos and would love to see a biome ranking. I would love to see your favourite biomes.

Dude you’ve made an insane number of rankings it’s unreal

You should do a ranking of how difficult each Minecraft death is to get, I would love to see that!

7:32 I personally see it as foreshadowing that mojang will add some kind of Tanky bug enemy, like a spider but several times stronger, in otherwords: *bug boss when mojang*

Here a very niche thing positive for hunger: If you are able to deplete your hunger bar fully and then eat until your hunger bar is full, you would have a higher saturation, which COULD possibly make you survive exploring or fighting a boss.

Conduit power can work on land of it is raining (I get a lot of rain/thunder when playing Minecraft) [btw my favorite enchantment is riptide, because it can go really fast]

The poison on undead mobs heals them, but you can't see it other than hitting them with counting

I think conduit, even if useful at certain scenarios, would deserve buff, could work while raining even out of water or maybe even brewing potion of hearth of sea, as they cna be quite packed up during later progression or anything, maybe having it interesting interaction with beacon in some way or whatever, maybe upgrading it to be "lava conduit" and work similarly for lava, which could make safer some specific area in nether or lava areas in overworld.. but is nice to have at least some underwater "beacon" thing and surely can be helpful as it is for archeology in underwater ruinds or during ocean temple raid glowing effect could be more useful too, but for sure its only use I see in two scenarios, raid as intended mechanic that counters raiders stuck at places impossible to find them at (literally one ran into caves deep under village, I found him only by cheating and applying glowing on all mobs in area), but that effect can be hard to properly use if they got in some obscure strange place too far from bells, in properly set up farm village it can probably help better with strategically placed bells, but at such places people can also make it semi-automatic to actually not need to see where raiders are, other use for it is, other than PVP which was here excluded anyway and indeed I dont play those (basically since many servers started to refuse using new combat mechanics and I got just tired of it), warden encounter, it can help you see him, if you for whatever reason shoot it, sadly, as far I know, hitting warden makes it aware of you unless you would be extremely far, so since it isnt in potion form, I dont think it is that great, would be nice to have it as potion probably (even more useful to find/fight actually invisible enemies as AoE is better than single arrow for blindly shooting around, also not everytime you need/want to injure such target, as wandering trader may be used to farm milk buckets, surely useful on skyblock or whatever in general), it could be made of glowing ink, giving that thing more uses and having jsut some effect making you throw/shoot projectiles farther would be interesting too, I guess, could be also opposite version of effect to reduce range of ranged items then and whatever one disadvantage of turtle master potion is in my opinion its recipe, it needs whole turtle helmets, which are not hardest to farm, but you need to set up far for them, breed turtles, wait to them grow, craft helmets before brewing and those dont stack, not sure why it has to be whole helmet, now I dont know if you can use damaged one, then it could be at least reasonable way to dispose old one you would jsut throw away or something

As Levitation approaches level 255 falling gets slower to the point of actually not falling. When I played around with it in 1.9, I still took fall damage, though. It also launched me back up into the air when I gently grazed the ground.

Night Vision is useful especially in the ancient city and is pretty much recommended. Slow Falling: This is very niche but with an elyta you could travel with another player or mob, or glide over the ancient city with it.

13:54 anyone notice his pickaxe is named “keep gambling”

bro, there was literally no reason to jumpscare us at 3:28

Kudos for playing the Sonic song during your description of the speed potion, I see what you did there! 👍