Top 5 Secret Minecraft Enchantments You NEED To Know

Hello Friends! Welcome back to another Racing Raftaar special.

Today we are discussing something serious. No, I'm not talking about Herobrine. I am talking about your Inventory. Check your Sword and Armor right now. Do they have the same old basic enchantments? Sharpness V, Protection IV, Mending...

If yes, then my friend, you are only experiencing 50% of the game.

In Minecraft (especially Bedrock Edition), there are some "Secret Enchantments" that most players consider 'trash' and throw away. We think they are useless. But the Pro Players—those who play like Dream or Technoblade—use these exact 'Forgotten Enchantments' to turn the tide of the game.

1. SMITE V (Don't Just Chase Sharpness!)

The biggest mistake we all make is blindly putting Sharpness V on every sword. We think it's the 'All-Rounder'. Yes, Sharpness deals a little extra damage to everything. But did you know that the game's most dangerous enemies don't care about Sharpness?

Now the question is, "Who are these Undead Mobs?" Well, they are the ones who annoy you the most:

• Zombies (Normal & Baby)
• Skeletons (Snipers)
• Phantoms (The sleep disturbers)
• Drowned (Underwater threats)
• Wither Skeletons (Nether headache)
• THE WITHER BOSS (The Ultimate Enemy!)

If you are fighting the Wither Boss with a Sharpness sword, the fight will last forever. But if you have a Smite V Axe or Sword, the Wither's health will melt like ice in the sun.

2. IMPALING (Bedrock Players' Secret Weapon)

If you play Minecraft Java Edition, this point is less relevant for you. But if you play on Mobile (PE), Console, or Windows 10 (Bedrock), this point is pure GOLD.

Most people think Impaling is only for killing fish or Guardians. That's why we don't respect the Trident. But there is a secret.

🤯 The Bedrock Mechanic:

In Bedrock Edition, Impaling V deals extra damage to anything that is in contact with water.

This doesn't just mean oceans. It means:

• When it is Raining.
• When someone is standing in a waterfall.
• When feet are touching water.

Imagine it's raining on your server and you are in a PvP battle. You have an Impaling V Trident. Your opponent might be wearing Full Netherite Armor, but the Trident will deal massive damage, ignoring much of their defense. It's like becoming 'Thor' in the rain.

3. SWIFT SNEAK (Not Just for the Warden)

With the 1.19 update came the Deep Dark and the Warden. Mojang gave us Swift Sneak so we could walk past the Warden silently. People usually leave this book in the Ancient City. "Bro, I don't go there, why do I need it?"

Wrong! Swift Sneak III makes your Crouch Speed equal to your normal walking speed. Learn to use this creatively:

🛠️ Builder's Blessing:

Have you ever built a Skybase? Or a bridge over the Void in the End? holding Shift and moving slowly is boring. With Swift Sneak, you can 'Sprint-Bridge' without falling off. It turns hours of work into minutes.

🕵️ Ninja PvP:

In Multiplayer, normal walking makes footstep sounds. Crouching makes you silent and hides your Gamertag. With Swift Sneak, you become a Ninja—fast AND silent. It is the best way to raid your friend's base unnoticed.

4. MULTISHOT (The Crowd Controller)

We all love the Infinity and Power V Bow. We consider the Crossbow as "junk". But the Multishot enchantment turns a Crossbow into a "Shotgun".

The math is simple: You consume 1 Arrow from your inventory, but the gun shoots 3 Arrows. If all three hit a large mob (like a Ravager), the damage is tripled.

5. CHANNELING (Become a Wizard ⚡)

This is my personal favorite and the "Coolest" looking enchantment. Putting Channeling on a Trident isn't just for style; it is the only way to get the rarest items in Minecraft.

How it works:
During a Thunderstorm, throw your Trident at any mob. As soon as it hits, a Lightning Bolt strikes them from the sky.

Three massive benefits pro players use:

1. Charged Creepers: Strike a normal creeper with lightning. It becomes a Charged Creeper (Blue aura). If you detonate this near a Zombie, Skeleton, or another Creeper, they drop their Mob Head.
2. Trophy Collection: Decorating your base with Mob Heads is a sign of a Pro. Impossible without Channeling.
3. Transformation: Did you know? Strike a Pig = Zombified Piglin. Strike a Villager = Witch. Great for pranking friends!

6. Incompatible Enchantments (The Rules)

Before you rush to the enchanting table, remember that you cannot have everything on one item. Here is the conflict list:

• Mending vs Infinity (Bow): You must choose one. (I recommend Infinity for normal bows, Mending for God bows).
• Sharpness vs Smite vs Bane of Arthropods: You can only have one.
• Multishot vs Piercing (Crossbow): You cannot have both. Piercing shoots through enemies; Multishot shoots wide.
• Riptide vs Channeling/Loyalty (Trident): If you want to fly (Riptide), you cannot throw the trident.

7. How to Get These Enchantments?

Getting specific Level V books is hard. Here are the best methods:

• Librarian Villagers: The best method. Break and place the Lectern until the villager sells the exact book you want (e.g., Mending or Smite V). Lock the trade by buying it once.
• Fishing: With a "Luck of the Sea III" rod, you can fish up god-tier books, but it takes patience.
• Stronghold Libraries: Chests in the stronghold library often contain rare books like Swift Sneak.

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