Q&A for How to Get the Best Enchantment in Minecraft

Lapis lazuli can be found at the same levels as diamond, from y=1 through y=15. Lapis appears as a dark blue ore. Once broken, it drops multiple lapices much like redstone ore.

Bane of Arthropods increases damage done by a sword by 2.5 points (each level adds 2.5 points of damage), and also applies slowness IV to the target for 1-3.5 seconds (depending on the level). Bane of Arthropods affects the following mobs: spiders, cave spiders, silverfish, and endermites. The max level for Bane of Arthropods is V. Smite increases damage done by a sword by 2.5 points (each level adds 2.5 points of damage). Smite affects the following mobs: skeletons, zombies, the Wither, wither skeletons, and zombie pigmen. The max level for Smite is V.

You can't separate the enchantments in a book, but the game will "drop" the enchantment if it's not compatible with the item being enchanted. In the case of your Sharpness V / Flame II book, a sword will only get the Sharpness and a Bow will only get the Flame. The other enchantment will be lost.

Find a herd of cattle. Or you can kill rabbits, then craft the hides into leather.

You either get an enchanted book, and use the anvil method, or randomly get it in the level 30 tier.

You need the looting enchantment, which is only for swords. Enchant it with books or normal enchanting.

You cannot legitimately get Sharpness 14, 5 is the max level. However, you can use a command to generate an item with Sharpness 14, or use a server plugin or mod.

Press start -> Help and options -> Settings -> User Interface -> Classic Crafting. When the box for Classic crafting is checked, you will have Minecraft's classic 3 x 3 crafting grid.

Some good enchantments for your sword are: Sharpness - Increases damage Fire Aspect - Burns targets Smite or Bane of Arthropods - Increase damage, but only on the undead (Smite) or spiders and silverfish (Bane of Arthropods) Looting - Increases items looted from mobs Knockback - Knocks mobs further back

Set up a grinder. That is the fastest way to kill mobs.

Sure. That is a nicely enchanted bow, just make sure you have enough arrows. Also, remember, it isn't all about the weapon. If you are going to the end, make sure to take well-enchanted armor, an enchanted sword, a pickaxe as there is end stone and you may not be spawned on the surface and have to dig a staircase up, maybe a few Ender pearls, 3 stacks of ladders (or you can use some building blocks), and possibly potions. Really the Ender dragon isn't hard to beat, so long as you take out the towers. Lastly, practice aiming in the nether and overworld before attempting the wither and Ender Dragon. Rememberm the only way out of the end is to kill the Ender Dragon.

When mined, a block drops itself exactly as it is. (For example, leaves drop leaves, ores drop odes, and glowstone drops glowstone.)

You can use shears. These are made with two iron ingots and they can also be used to harvest wool off of sheep (without killing them).

No. You can also use it on, for example, a shovel to get 0% chance to get flint from gravel.

The same as any other enchantments; on an enchanting table, trading with villagers, or finding books in loot chests. If you're enchanting on a table it must be a pick axe and it must be a level 25-30 enchantment.

Search for a villager around the world to see if they have a fire aspect enchanted book or try searching underground.

They are Sharpness, Smite, Bane of Arthropods, Knockback, Fire Aspect, and Looting. You can add/enchant Curse of Binding and Curse of Vanishing to your sword, but I don't suggest you do.

In order to do that, you would need a special mod or command. You cannot do it in legitimate, vanilla Minecraft.

The Aqua Affinity allows you to break blocks faster underwater, which is handy when exploring ocean monuments (provided you take out the 3 elder guardians and wait for the Mining Fatigue to wear off).

Yes, but the chance of getting them is only 1 in 1,000.

The amount of enchantments comes randomly when you enchant something. The higher the tier, the better chance of more enchantments. For example, on level 30 tier, you will usually get 3 enchants.

Place the bookshelf one block away from the enchantment table and use more than fifteen blocks.

For combining items such as tools, armor and weapons, like two same-level enchantments.

The highest level of fortune is III (3).

The Enderdragon has 200 health points. Wither has 300 health points. 2 health points is 1 heart. So, Enderdragon has 100 hearts and Wither has 150 hearts.

Find a village. If it has a library, it probably has a librarian too. Librarians are willing to trade with you and give you enchanted books.

Yes, but not directly; they may only be enchanted via books and an anvil. They can be enchanted with unbreaking, and potentially thorns and mending.

Just do /enchant [level: int].

Yes, there are two ways. The first one is randomly getting it, and the second one is adding it with an anvil. You can use an enchanted book. Note that this doesn't work when combining different types, for example iron with diamond.

No. Putting an item into, out of, and then back into the table will yield the same enchantments. It used to work the way you're describing, but it currently does not. The best way to "shuffle" your enchantments is to enchant another "trash" item with the lowest level enchant, and then put back the item you want to enchant.