Tutorial:Complete main adventure

Being a sandbox game, there is no true end to Minecraft. However, it is generally accepted you "complete" the game upon killing the ender dragon.

This tutorial shows the steps necessary to locate and enter The End dimension, defeat the ender dragon, as well as killing the wither.

Notes:

• You need to be advanced in the game to complete the boss fight and win the game.
• These steps can be done in any game mode (Survival, Hardcore), but beware that it is extremely difficult to complete the game on the Peaceful difficulty. Eyes of ender are required to complete the end portal, and although ender pearls can be found through trading with clerics/bartering with piglins, blaze rods can only be found through blazes, a mob that does not spawn in peaceful difficulty. Although going to the end and killing the wither/elder guardian is off the table in Peaceful, there are still many things to do in a Minecraft world that this guide could help with.
• Some items in the preparation list aren't necessarily needed, for example, a power V bow, as it doesn't need to be power five but is still highly recommended if you manage to get it.

The first section of this article is a brief overview on how to finish Minecraft. If you would like to have a more detailed explanation, scroll down, and you will find many steps explaining in great detail how to get to the End and how to kill the Ender Dragon.

When beginning a game of Survival or Hardcore (recommended for true adventure style, and it’s also really hard), collect wood from nearby trees. Wood is needed to create a crafting table and a wooden pickaxe. The wooden pickaxe is necessary to harvest cobblestone, which will allow you to create a stone pickaxe and a minimum of 1 furnace, although 3 are recommended later on. Also useful at the cobblestone level, a stone sword is advised as one needs to upgrade to iron next, and it is likely that will take a while and night will probably come before then, and some degree of protection is advised. After a stone pickaxe is obtained, use it to harvest a minimum of 3 iron ingots and a minimum of 1 coal. It is recommended to harvest 33 iron ingots to craft a full set of iron armor, an iron sword, an iron pickaxe, a shield, and a bucket for water. At this stage, if you want to try to go to the Nether and you are having a hard time finding diamonds, you could also gather an additional 6 iron to make 2 buckets, fill one with water, and find a natural lava pool on the surface. Once you have found it, you can place the water and lava next to each other around a backboard to create a frame. Note that you need to have the lava turn into obsidian quickly, because it will flow down and make it harder to fill the frame.

Next, it is recommended that players obtain full diamond gear, preferably all enchanted, before venturing into the Nether. A minimum of 31 diamonds must be harvested (24 for full armor, 3 for a pickaxe, 2 for a sword and 2 for an enchanting table). Finding a naturally occurring cave or fissure that drops to the last 16 levels of the world will facilitate diamond mining. It is also recommended to look around lava, because you will see more open rock at once. It has never been proven or confirmed that diamonds are generated more around lava pools. Remember, upon finding diamonds, dig around them first to ensure that they won't fall into lava and burn. A bucket of water is found to be very useful as one bucket can diffuse an entire lake of lava, and still retain the bucket. You need 5 diamonds to start progressing: the first three should go to a diamond pickaxe for mining obsidian and the other two for an enchanting table. If 2 more diamonds can be found, it is recommended to craft a diamond sword. Also, grab any gold (for golden apples), lapis lazuli (for enchanting) that you see and at least some of the redstone (for potions). If still in the bowels of the world, it is likely obsidian may have been spotted. A minimum of 10 obsidian must be harvested using a diamond pickaxe to create a frame for a nether portal, and preferably additional 4 obsidian for an enchanting table. Once a minimum of 10 obsidian has been harvested, return to the surface, collecting 1 flint from gravel on the journey up. 1 iron ingot will also be needed. If you are having trouble finding diamonds, you can also find diamond from structures such as desert pyramids, dungeons, jungle pyramids, villages, buried treasure, pillager outposts, etc.

Once breathing fresh air again, decide whether to collect ender pearls or collect blaze rods first. Note that ender pearls can aid in traversing nether terrain, however ender pearls are valuable resources. If you decided to harvest ender pearls, aim for a bare minimum of 12, though a highly recommended number is between 15 and 20. You can find ender pearls 3 ways:

1. The simplest choice but possibly the most dangerous, killing endermen. Endermen rarely spawn in the Overworld, but if you have access to the Nether, they will spawn frequently in a warped forest.

2. If you happen to find a village, expert-level Clerics have a 2/3 chance of trading 5 Emeralds for an ender pearl, which is the safest way but might be the most time-consuming.

3. If you have lots of spare gold and access to the Nether, you can barter it to piglins. Piglins have a small chance of giving you 2-4 ender pearls if given a gold ingot. Make sure to collect a lot of gold if you go this route.

If you chose to collect blaze rods, proceed to build a nether portal frame, and craft a flint and steel. 14 blocks of obsidian are needed for a full portal, but you can skimp on the corners if you don't have much obsidian and the portal will still work. It is also recommended to have a stack of dirt or cobblestone to use as markers when venturing through the Nether. Activate the portal with the flint and steel, and enter the Nether. Once in the Nether, locate a nether fortress, proceed to locate blazes, and neutralize them until you have harvested enough blaze rods to account for half of the ender pearls you have or plan on having. It is recommended to obtain at least 10 blaze rods, but more are good. 1 blaze rod will create 2 blaze powder.

Once the ender pearls and blaze powder have been obtained, combine the two to create eyes of ender. Bring at least 3 for locating an end portal, and 12 for filling the end portal, although most end portals already have 1 or 2 eyes of ender already in them. Launch an eye of ender to obtain a starting direction, and head that way. Launch another eye of ender once in a while to ensure the correct path is being followed, and that the nearest portal hasn't been passed. Ensure that the eyes are recollected at every given chance. When an eye heads into the ground, a portal has been located. At this point, one can attempt to find a cave that leads to the stronghold (true adventure style), or mine a spiral stair all the way down, so as to avoid digging straight down. Try to avoid falling into the pit of lava which is found under every portal.

Once the portal has been physically located, activate every frame and the portal to the End will be revealed. Enter and prepare for a long and somewhat uneventful fight. A bow with Power and Infinity, a diamond sword with Sharpness, full diamond armor and several Slow Falling potions are recommended, or you can take a water bucket instead.

Fighting the dragon is very difficult. Shoot the non-caged crystals with your bow, climb to the top of the caged towers, break into the cages and destroy the crystals. If the dragon launches you into the air, drink a slow falling potion or place a water bucket on the ground just before impact. Watch out for the dragon's breath and shoot the dragon with arrows. Periodically, the dragon flies down to the end portal, and it becomes immune to arrows. Melee attack it, but beware of its head attack. If the dragon is not killed then, the dragon will fly away, once again vulnerable to arrows. Continue this combat until depleting the dragon's health bar, at which point the dragon will explode in a spectacular white explosion. A large amount of experience will fall from the sky. At this point, the end portal will open. Jump into it to see the end credits and complete the game.

After you have played in a Minecraft world for a while, hopefully, you have acquired at least four iron ingots along the way, whether you smelted them or found them in a chest. You will need to craft three of the ingots into at least one bucket that will be used to create obsidian for a nether portal. The only other way to make a nether portal without buckets involves mining already-created obsidian with a diamond pickaxe. Acquire a piece of flint, as well.

The easiest way to make a nether portal without a diamond pickaxe:

1) With your iron, craft a bucket. One bucket is all you need, but the more buckets you have, the more efficient this job is going to be.

2) Fill a bucket with lava. If you have more than one, fill all but one with lava, and the last one with water.

3) Make the shape below using dirt and lava. (note that these are all top view)

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4) Place water over the lava blocks. The lava should have turned to obsidian. If it turned to cobblestone, then the lava was flowing and not a solid source block. Break the cobblestone, put lava in it and try again. It should work this time.

5) Place on the top of the previous blocks following:

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6) Place water over the two lava blocks.

7) Do step 5 and 6 two times more on top of the current layer.

8) Finish the top with a shape similar to the bottom.

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9) Remove all dirt blocks. From the side, it should look something like this.

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10) Make a flint and steel with your flint and iron and use it to light the portal.

See Nether Survival

First of all, gear up. The Nether is dangerous, especially with all the lava and the creepy hostile mobs. Pack away anything unrelated to weapons and food.

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Equip yourself with following items:

• 2 stacks with cobblestone or other block with Blast Resistance over 4
• A full set of iron armor
• A piece of golden armor (boots or helmet are recommended) to defend yourself against piglins
• An iron or diamond sword
• A bow and arrows (if using Infinity enchantment only one arrow is necessary)
• Iron or diamond pickaxe
• A stack of steak or cooked porkchop, or another good food.
• Golden apples (optional) for emergency healing
• Shields are recommended to deflect damage.
• If possible, potions of Fire Resistance to defend fire damage (extremely rare in the Overworld; only available from killing witches)

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Raiding The Nether

• Enter the Nether by standing in your portal. Don't forget to bring a flint and steel!
• Look around. Familiarize yourself with the surroundings. Watch out for ghasts and other hostile mobs. Watch out for falling lava and holes in the nether landscape. Attention: If you have just begun this world and you are not familiar with many things of the Nether, do not go on. Head back and do more mining.
• Explore the Nether until you find some blazes. This requires finding a nether fortress as blazes do not spawn elsewhere. Each fortress can have up to two blaze spawners in them. Make sure to mark your trail so you can find your way back. It would be a good idea to use cobblestone, because ghasts cannot destroy it. If you need resistant building blocks and are running out of cobblestone, smelting some netherrack for crafting nether bricks can be a good idea, or if you are near basalt deltas biome, using blackstone or basalt can be good too.
• Defeat them until you have at least ten blaze rods. The reason for that is that you will need at least 2 of those for finding the End. It is hard. The rest are for fixing the end portal and brewing. This task would be made easier if you had a potion of Fire Resistance, which requires 2 rods to craft a brewing stand and fuel for it.
• Craft all the blaze rods except one into blaze powder. The intact blaze rod is used for a brewing stand.
• Along the way, be sure to try and kill any wither skeletons that you may come across if you plan on later killing the wither.
• Try to find nether quartz ore and glowstone, if you like to use redstone.
• Try to get as much netherite as you can later on, as it is a very useful tool and armor material.

• Obtain at least 14 ender pearls using methods described above.
• Craft these ender pearls with the blaze powder into eyes of ender.
• Throw one of your eyes of ender. You do this by right clicking in Java Edition.
• The eye of ender should fly up in the air. Follow it and when it falls down pick it up, do not throw another eye until you are at least 1400 blocks away from (0,0) as strongholds can't generate any closer. Then throw eye each 250 blocks until the eye changes direction, meaning that the stronghold is now behind you. Continue to throw eyes until one points downwards. If an eye breaks, use another one. Another method to find the stronghold would be by using a 3rd party resource, which official speedrunners often use to better find it faster.
• It is not recommended to dig directly down where the eye of ender enters. There is the risk of falling into the pit of lava under the end portal. Other potential methods of going down are staircase mining and attempting to find a cave that leads into the stronghold. In Bedrock Edition, if the eye of ender goes into the ground at village or close, just dig under the well and lead you to entrance of stronghold. Another way could be to position your player between two blocks, and digging each side one block at a time. This allows you to stop at any given point, without falling further.
• You will come to a stronghold. Search for the room with the end portal.
• In the room there is a square made out of end portal blocks. Be careful. There is a silverfish spawner in every end portal room. This spawner is best destroyed, however, you can preserve it if you like (it can make a good XP farm and mining tool) but it is easiest for your health to destroy it. Some of the end portal blocks have eyes of ender in the top. Right click on the ones which don't have an eye of ender. This will consume the eye of ender. Do this on all the blocks that do not already have eyes of ender. An end portal should form. But don't jump in yet!
• Go back to your base to prepare for the Ender Dragon fight. Get all your best gear and weapons.
• When you are ready, go back to the stronghold and jump in.

There are two bosses in Minecraft (three in Bedrock Edition): the Ender Dragon, the wither and the elder guardian.‌^{[BE only]}.

For a full guide, see: Tutorial:Defeating the Ender Dragon

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At this point, you are in the End. It is made up of end stone and is filled with endermen. There is also a single Ender Dragon flying around, assuming this is your first time in the End in that world. Note that you can come back to The End at any time after you have killed the Ender Dragon, and it will not have respawned, if you do not respawn it. WARNING: You cannot get out of the End until you destroy the dragon!

• At least 2 stacks of cobblestone for pillaring up/bridging
• A water bucket
• An iron sword to deal damage to the Ender Dragon. Bring this if you aren't bringing beds to blow the dragon up.
• A bow and arrows (or only one if you have the Infinity enchantment on your bow.)
• Beds (optional) Beds can be used to blow up the dragon. Do this only if you know how to.
• Armor (at least iron)
• Iron pickaxe, to gather blocks.
• Ender pearls to teleport from the void or to the main island if the player spawns on a platform floating above the void.
• Food (high saturation, such as beef or porkchops).

• Now you have to defeat the Ender Dragon. This is the hardest task, as an Ender Dragon has 100 hearts (200 HP) and can deal a large amount of damage. You will see a pinkish-purple bar at the top showing the Ender Dragon's health. You must also be wary of endermen, which are very abundant in the End. You should have good armor (at least diamond), as well as use bows and arrows to shoot at the dragon when it's flying.
• Watch out for the dragon's breath and fireballs since they can kill you extremely quickly
• When it dies, it will burst into lights and disintegrate, dropping lots and lots of experience. An end portal will appear below its death location. (If you kill the Ender Dragon while it is flying it will just give off explosion particles until it flies over the fountain, at which point the death animation will play.) A dragon egg will also appear, which you can collect with a piston or other methods.

• Collect the dragon egg by placing a torch underneath or by moving it with a piston. Currently, the only purpose for the dragon egg is it being a trophy/decoration.
• Jump into the end portal, the end poem will be displayed.
• Read the story, the credits and the quote. If you do not want to read all this, press escape, or click then click skip in bedrock edition.
• Congratulations! You have beaten the game's main adventure!

• Get a bow with Power V and Infinity or better, diamond or netherite sword with Smite V and armor with Protection IV and Mending. Bring 3 stacks of arrows, unless your bow has Infinity, in which case you only need one arrow.
• Brew potions of Swiftness, Regeneration, Strength, and splash potions of Healing. You can skip Regeneration and Healing potions if you use golden apples.
• Potion of the Turtle Master, optional (to avoid many injuries)
• Totem of Undying, optional
• Buckets of Milk can come in handy to cure Wither but they will clear your positive effects too.
• Jump into a nether portal and find a nether fortress.
• Slay as many wither skeletons as you need until you get three wither skeleton skulls. It is advisable to carry and use Looting swords, as they increase the chance of getting a skull.
• Go dig some soul sand or soul soil.

• Pick a suitable spot for the boss fight. It should be far away from any of your creations or buildings.
• Place four soul sand or soul soil in a "T" shape, then place two of the skulls that you obtained earlier on top. Do not place the last skull on top until you are prepared to fight.

• The wither will be immune to attacks for a few seconds, when it is blue. After the health bar is filled up, the wither will release a massive explosion.
• It shoots wither skulls, both of which inflict the Wither II effect on Normal or above. The black skulls create explosions that are weaker than that of a creeper. The blue skulls create a special explosion, which can destroy obsidian. It is advised to bring a bow as the wither flies around often out of the player’s reach. The wither can heal itself by draining the health of passive mobs, so keep far away from large groups of them.
• Once half its health is drained, it becomes immune from projectiles. It is represented by white stripes on the wither. When hit with a sword, the Wither Armor glows red. This status also negates its ability to fly, so the arrows aren’t necessary anyway. When it reaches half health, just beware of its dash attack and its wither skeleton summoned‌^{[Bedrock Edition only]}. Also, its more challenging in this edition, due to double health.

In the middle of a vast ocean, there may lie a gigantic ocean monument, with treasures of blocks of gold and wet sponges. The mobs inside are dangerous, however. It is the place where 3 elder guardians, which are considered Bosses in Bedrock Edition, spawn.

• A diamond or netherite sword with Sharpness V, Looting III, and Mending I.
• A trident enchanted with Impaling is recommended as it will do extra damage to underwater monsters. However you can enchant it with Loyalty for a viable source of ranged damage or Riptide for fast movement underwater.
• It is recommended to come with Protection IV and Mending netherite armor with the Depth Strider enchantment on your boots, as well as potions of Night Vision, Regeneration, Invisibility, and Water Breathing.But if you have the Respiration enchantment or a block that can not be waterlogged such as a door to create air pockets Water Breathing is optional.
• The guardians inside are formidable with their lasers and all, but the true challenges are the elder guardians. They cast a Mining Fatigue effect on you, preventing you from mining the treasure until you defeat all three elder guardians in the structure.
• There are 8 blocks of gold inside the monument; this is the main treasure.
• To locate the ocean monument, first go to a village. Look for a cartographer villager, buy the ocean explorer map, and follow it to the marked destination. Preferentially, use a boat to cross the ocean.
• When you see it, drink a potion of Water Breathing and Night Vision before approaching the monument, then take off any armor and use potions of Invisibility. Now, carefully enter the monument without attacking the guardians outside the monument (you can sprint-swim). They can't see you, so they will instead only attack the squid in the area.
• Building a conduit is helpful if you don't have potion of Water Breathing and Night Vision.
• After you enter the gate of the ocean monument, go to another room before equipping your armor (to avoid guardians from outside entering and attacking you).
• Make your way to the right wing, left wing, and top most room to kill all 3 elder guardians (see the elder guardian section in Combat).
• After they are killed, the Mining Fatigue effect will end and you can collect all sponges and all 8 blocks of gold. You have finally defeated the third boss in Bedrock Edition.

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👁 EnvSprite multiplayer.png: Sprite image for multiplayer in Minecraft Multiplayer General 👁 Image Griefing prevention 👁 Image Hiding chests 👁 Image Multiplayer survival 👁 Image Spawn jail 👁 Image Playing on servers 👁 ItemSprite iron-sword.png: Sprite image for iron-sword in Minecraft PvP Java Edition Bedrock Edition 👁 Image Bases 👁 Image Joining a LAN world with alternate accounts Server setup Setting up a Java Edition server 👁 Image Forge server Hamachi server Setting up a Bedrock Edition server Server maintenance Setting up a LAN world
👁 BlockSprite command-block.png: Sprite image for command-block in Minecraft Technical General 👁 Image Creating Forge mods 👁 Image Moving structures using structure blocks from world to world 👁 Image Improving frame rate 👁 Image Minecraft help FAQ 👁 Image Note Block Studio Programs and editors Running the data generator 👁 Image Update Java 👁 Image See Minecraft's code 👁 Image Downgrading Restoring a Hardcore world Adding profiles to the new launcher 👁 Image Useful commands Maps 👁 Image Custom maps 👁 Image Importing and exporting worlds 👁 Image Command NBT tags 👁 Image Falling blocks 👁 Image Updating old terrain using MCEdit Resource packs 👁 Image Creating a resource pack Loading a resource pack 👁 Image Models 👁 Image Sound directory 👁 Image Making custom panoramas Data packs 👁 Image Adding a new dimension 👁 Image Adding custom enchantments 👁 Image Adding custom paintings 👁 Image Adding custom trims 👁 Image Creating a data pack 👁 Image Custom structures 👁 Image Importing a data pack 👁 Image Repairing a world corrupted by a data pack Creating Minecraft media 👁 Image Creating videos 👁 Image Livestreaming 👁 Image Hide Server IP Game installation Installing versions Installing Minecraft Preview and beta versions 👁 Image How to get a crash report Custom Minecraft directory Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive 👁 Linux Playing Minecraft on Linux 👁 Image Recover corrupted saved world data Run Minecraft through Google Drive Save game data to Dropbox (world data only) Saved data Dropbox guide 👁 Image Create a Mac OS X startup daemon Playing Java Edition on ChromeOS
👁 LegacyBlockSprite stone-je1.png: Sprite image for stone-je1 in Minecraft Outdated Farming 👁 Image Potion farming 👁 Image End of light mob farms 👁 Image Door-based iron golem farming Villages 👁 Image Legacy Console village mechanics 👁 Image Pre-1.14 village mechanics 👁 Image Village chaining Glitches 👁 Image Duplication 👁 Image Far Lands Contraptions 👁 Image Minecart booster 👁 Image Repeater reboot system 👁 Image Instant wire 👁 Image Water ladder 👁 Image Water tram Challenges 👁 Image Survival with no data packs Construction 👁 Image Man-made lake Other 👁 Image Custom texture packs 👁 Image How to get a crash report (old) 👁 Image Obtaining removed blocks and items 👁 Image Setting up a Spigot server 👁 Image Update LWJGL 👁 Image Update Minecraft 👁 Image Custom world generation Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive with the old launcher

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