Have you ever wished to play Minecraft as a turtle? If you said yes, then this is the potion for you. The turtle master’s potion reduces incoming damage while slowing the player’s pace.

Here’s a quick way to making a turtle master potion in Minecraft!

How to make a Potion of the Turtle Master

1. Make a Bottle of Glass

Use 3 glass blocks in a crafting table to build 3 glass bottles to start brewing!

2. Make a Bottle of Water

Take your freshly manufactured glass bottles and right click on a water source. You’ve just finished making a water bottle.

3. Get Brewing Supplies

This is the most time-consuming step of the brewing process. You’ll need flame powder to fuel a brewing stand before you can start the actual brewing procedure. Blaze rods, which are dropped by (you guessed it) blazes, may be used to make blaze powder.

To make two blaze powders, simply place the flame rod wherever on the crafting table.

4. Compile the Potion Modifier.

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A potion modifier is required for basic potions. In this instance, nether wart is required. So, while you’re seeking for blazes, go to the nether citadel and get some soul sand and nether wart!

5. Make an Inconvenient Potion

Every ordinary potion’s base potion is an uncomfortable potion. As illustrated above, place three water bottles, blazing powder, and a nether wart into the brewing stand’s GUI.

6. Make a Turtle Master’s Potion

Turtle shell is a craftable effect component for this potion. Five scutes are needed to make a turtle shell, which are discarded by newborn turtles as they grow into adults.

After brewing is complete, you’ve created a standard potion of the turtle master. This potion slows the player by 60% speed and reduces incoming damage by 60% for 20 seconds.

7. Add Glowstone Dust to the mix

A potion’s influence on the player or creature can be improved by enhancing it. To begin brewing, place a glowstone dust in the basic ingredient slot (the top one).

For 20 seconds, the output potion slows the player down by 90% and lowers incoming damage by 80%.

8. Use Redstone Dust to Extend

A redstone dust in the base ingredient slot can also be used to lengthen a turtle master potion. The impact of a potion will remain longer if it is extended.

The potion’s duration has been increased to 40 seconds!