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How To Get A Knockback Stick In Minecraft Java (Updated)

Hey everybody, it’s UnderMyCap and welcome back to another video! Today I’m going to be showing you how to get a knockback stick in Minecraft Java. If you’d prefer to watch the video version, you can check it out here: How To Get A Knockback Stick In Minecraft Java (Updated)

The Basics of Knockback Sticks

As you may already know, you can craft knockback sticks pretty simply by just placing a stick in an anvil with a knockback enchantment book. However, if you want to go beyond that limit, this guide is going to show you exactly how to do that. Today I’ll be covering how to get knockback 10, knockback 100, knockback 1000, and even knockback 10,000. That’s a whole lot of knockback! Once you get over the thousand mark though, you can’t really see the mob anymore because of how far it gets sent away.

The Command

There is only one command needed for this and it’s pretty simple to execute, although it is quite a long command. The first thing you want to do is type in /give, which is the normal give command, followed by @s because you want to give the item to yourself, and then stick. Before pressing enter, you are going to add your very own custom NBT data.

Make sure that you spell everything correctly and keep it case-sensitive, because the command console in Minecraft Java is caps sensitive. After stick, you want to open a curly bracket { and then type Enchantments with a capital E. After that, add a colon followed by a square bracket [, then another curly bracket {, and then type id:knockback. After this, add a comma and a space. What we’ve done so far is outlined the enchantment we want to apply, but now we need to define the level.

To set the level, type lvl: followed by the number you want. To start off, let’s use 10. To close the command, you then need to add a closing curly bracket }, a closing square bracket ], and then a final closing curly bracket }. The full command for a knockback 10 stick would look like this:

/give @s stick{Enchantments:[{id:knockback, lvl:10}]}

Increasing the Knockback Level

Once you’ve got your knockback 10 stick you can open the command again and increase the level further. At knockback 100, when you hit a mob you’ll notice it goes straight through walls because of how hard you’re hitting it. Pushing it up to knockback 1000 and the mob just disappears entirely from view. You can keep increasing the number as high as you like, though it’s worth noting that if you go with an extremely large number the game will actually give you a knockback stick with zero effect, making it behave just like a normal stick. So there is an upper limit to how high you can effectively go!

Final Thoughts

That covers everything you need to know about getting a knockback stick in Minecraft Java using a custom NBT command. It’s a really fun command to play around with and a great way to have some laughs with friends on your world. If you found this helpful, I’d really appreciate it if you left a like on the video and subscribed to the channel. My socials are also in the description over on YouTube so make sure you check those out too. I can’t wait to see you in the next one, see ya!