Knockback Enchantments Wiki Guide

This Minecraft tutorial explains the Knockback enchantment with screenshots and step-by-step instructions.

Background

The Knockback enchantment increases the knockback dealt when attacking a player or mob. This will cause the player or mob to repel backwards more than usual.

You can add the Knockback enchantment to any sword using an enchanting table, anvil, or game command. Then use the enchanted sword to fight and see your enemies repell backwards when attacked!!

The maximum level for the Knockback enchantment is Level 2. This means that you can enchant a sword with up to Knockback II. The higher the level, the more powerful the enchantment.

 

Enchantment Name Knockback
Min Level Level 1 (Knockback I)
Max Level Level 2 (Knockback II)
Description Increases the knockback dealt when attacking a player or mob (knockback means that the entity repels backwards)
Applies To Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 1 Swords
How to add Enchantment 1. Enchanting Table
2. Anvil
3. /enchant command

 

Items to Enchant with Knockback

In Minecraft, you can enchant the following items with Knockback:

Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 2 How to make an Enchanted Book
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 3 How to make a Diamond Sword
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 4 How to make a Golden Sword
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 5 How to make a Iron Sword
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 6 How to make a Stone Sword
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 7 How to make a Wooden Sword
Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 8 How to make a Netherite Sword

Hold the Enchanted Sword

Once you have a sword that is enchanted with Knockback, you need to hold the enchanted sword in your hand. When you attack with this enchanted sword, you will see a higher knockback dealt to the mob.

Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 9

Let’s show you what happens when we attack a creeper with a sword that is enchanted with Knockback.

Knockback Enchantments - Wiki Guide 10

Once the sword strikes the creeper, the creeper will be pushed away from you…sending it flying backwards through the air. The Knockback enchantment repels the mob in the opposite direction of an attack.

Congratulations, you just learned all about the Knockback enchantment in Minecraft.

Enchantment ID and Name

Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac)

In Minecraft, Knockback has the following enchantment ID and Name values:

Enchantment
(Minecraft ID Name)
Max Level ID Version
Knockback
(minecraft:knockback)
II 19
  • Enchantment is what the enchantment is called and (Minecraft ID Name) is the string value used in the /enchant command.
  • Max Level is the maximum level that you can apply for this enchantment.
  • Minecraft ID is the Internal number for the enchantment.
  • Platform is the platform that applies.
  • Version is the Minecraft version number that the enchantment was introduced for the name and ID, if applicable.

Enchant Command for Knockback

Enchant Command in Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac)

Knockback I:

/enchant @p knockback 1

Knockback II:

/enchant @p knockback 2

See more examples of how to use the /enchant command.

Other Enchantments

There are other enchantments in Minecraft such as:

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