Commands, charts, blocks, items, mobs and recipes of Java Edition
Commands
Commands
Every command with its full syntax, arguments, permission level and examples to copy.
Charts
Charts
The tables players look up: food, tools, armor, ores, enchanting, redstone, controls and more.
Items
Items
Tools, weapons, armor, food and materials with their stats, recipes and sources.
Mobs
Mobs
Health, drops, spawn biomes and behavior of every mob.
More to discover
Everything in the game
Media
From the game
Cherry Grove
Cherry Grove is an Overworld biome with temperature 0.5 where precipitation falls as rain.
Badlands
Badlands is an Overworld biome with temperature 2 and no rain or snow.
Snowy Taiga
Snowy Taiga is an Overworld biome with temperature -0.5 where precipitation falls as snow.
Mushroom Fields
Mushroom Fields is an Overworld biome with temperature 0.9 where precipitation falls as rain.
About Minecraft Java Edition
A reference for Minecraft Java Edition 26.3, built from the game's own files: blocks with their drops and mining times, items with their recipes and uses, mobs with their health, drops and spawn biomes, villager trades, loot chances, enchantments, potions, biomes and structures, every command with its syntax and examples, and charts of the numbers players look up. Game rules that no data file lists are written out in words and checked against the game.
Edition
Java Edition
Release
26.3
Release date
15 September 2026
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About this wiki
Which version of Minecraft does this wiki cover?
Minecraft Java Edition 26.3. Every number on these pages was read from that version of the game.
Where do the numbers come from?
From the game's own files: recipes, loot tables, villager trades, mob attributes, block properties and world generation data.
Does it cover Bedrock Edition?
No. Bedrock Edition uses different values in many places, so only Java Edition is listed.
How do I find out what an item is for?
Open the item's page. It shows how the item is made, where else it comes from and what it is used for. An item with a great many uses shows the first of them.
How are drops and loot shown?
Each drop is listed with its amount and its chance. Where Looting, Fortune or Silk Touch change a drop, the page says how.
How are villager trades listed?
By profession and level. Each trade shows its price and how often it can be used before restocking. Villager trades also show the experience they give.
Where are the pictures from?
From the game's own models and textures. Items, blocks, mobs, structures and biomes are rendered from the game files.
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