0
Blaze protection, or fire protection is an enchantment applied to armor. It reduces the amount of damage done by fire and lava.
Wiki User
∙ 7y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What does blast protection do on Minecraft?
Blast Protection is an enchantment applied to armor. It protects you from explosions, such as from a TNT blast or from a creeper.
What does protection 1 do in Minecraft?
Protection 1 in Minecraft simply 'ups' the level of damage absorbed by your armor.
What stuff makes a blast in MineCraft?
Geek who plays mind craft
What are some games like i don't even game?
Minecraft Roblox Club Penguin. I recommend Minecraft though, IT IS A BLAST. Its the best. minecraft.net
Does a creeper blast in Minecraft dig out obsidian?
No. Any explosions, no matter TNT or creeper, can destroy obsidian
What does the projectile protection do in minecraft?
it makes your armor stronger so you lose less lifes
How many enchantment levels does it take to get diamond armor to protection 4 in Minecraft?
9
Is chain mail protection 1 better then iron armour Minecraft?
they're the same
Which methods are used in force protection?
During force protection, the methods used during the process are the standard processes used to build blast protected vehicles for the United States in Iraq.
What does Projectile protection do in minecraft?
Makes it so that items that shoot (I.E Arrows) cause you less damage.
What is a good grief protection plugin for your Minecraft server you have seen grief prevention but you want it to be an admin only command and you want it to be easy to use?
sorry I messed up my question a bit because I was in a rush. I meant to say What is a good grief protection plugin for MY Minecraft server and I have seen grief prevention.
What is the difference between protection and projectile protection in minecraft?
The protection enchantment will take a certain percentage of any form of damage dealt to you and put the damage on your armour not the player. Projectile projection does the she thing but only when you are hit by projectiles (e.g. an arrow)
