How to Get Bad Omen in Minecraft: A Quick Guide
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Ever wonder how to snag yourself a Bad Omen in Minecraft? You’re not alone. Let’s dive into how you can get this unique status effect and what it entails.
So, you want to know how to get a Bad Omen in Minecraft? We’ve got you covered!
What’s a Bad Omen and How Do You Get It?
First off, a Bad Omen is a status effect in Minecraft that causes a raid to happen when you enter a village. Sounds thrilling, right? But how do you get it? It’s simple: Defeat a raid captain. These aren’t your average mobs – they’re illagers carrying banners, also known as Pillager Captains.
You’ll find these tough cookies at Pillager Outposts or within patrols. Taking one down not only proves your Minecraft might but also gifts you the Bad Omen effect. Remember, the effect stacks up to Bad Omen VI, making raids even more challenging and fun!
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