10 overpowered commands to use in Minecraft 1.21

These Minecraft commands give players incredible control over their world (Image via Mojang)
These Minecraft commands give players incredible control over their world (Image via Mojang)

One of the most interesting options that players have for interacting with the game is the plethora of different cheats found in Minecraft. There's almost nothing that can't be done with the clever use of these optional console commands. However, not all cheats are as useful as others, which makes knowing the most handy ones quite important.

10 of the most powerful commands in the game are detailed down below, along with what makes them so strong.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's views.


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10 most powerful console commands in Minecraft 1.21 Tricky Trials

1) Gamerule

Creeper explosions can also be set to not destroy blocks using gamerules (Image via Mojang)
Creeper explosions can also be set to not destroy blocks using gamerules (Image via Mojang)

There are few options available to players as powerful as the Gamerule command. This cheat gives them the ability to toggle many different options and settings that drastically change how the title works. For example, they can turn off the day/night cycle, disable phantoms, and even turn on Keep Inventory for when they die.


2) Tick

The Tick command makes it easy to get dynamic screenshots (Image via Mojang)
The Tick command makes it easy to get dynamic screenshots (Image via Mojang)

The Tick command is one of the newest, added in the 1.20.3 Minecraft update. It allows players to speed up, slow down, and even freeze the ticks that control how much of the game runs. Being able to effectively control the flow of time makes many tasks, like testing out different farms or getting the perfect screenshot, much easier.


3) Teleport

The Teleport command makes it easy to reach different structures (Image via Mojang)
The Teleport command makes it easy to reach different structures (Image via Mojang)

Teleport is one of the most convenient commands in the entire game. It allows players to instantly transport themselves to any point in the world. This makes testing out different Minecraft seeds or locating different biomes and structures much more convenient.


4) Gamemode

Testing farms is much easier when switching between game modes (Image via Mojang)
Testing farms is much easier when switching between game modes (Image via Mojang)

Gamemode is an incredibly useful command for testing out different survival builds. It allows players to switch freely between creative, survival, spectator, and adventure modes. Creative is useful for actually working on Minecraft builds, while survival is essential for testing them to make sure they work properly. Spectator also commonly comes in handy for taking a look at hard-to-reach areas.


5) Locate

Underground structures are much easier to find with the Locate command (Image via Mojang)
Underground structures are much easier to find with the Locate command (Image via Mojang)

Locate is a very handy command for building test farms. It allows players to scan the world for a specific biome, POI, or Minecraft structure for exact coordinates. Being able to instantly find any of the game's different structures or biomes makes building test farms much faster than it otherwise would be.


6) Enchant

Fully enchanted PvP armor is very easy to get with the Enchant command (Image via Mojang)
Fully enchanted PvP armor is very easy to get with the Enchant command (Image via Mojang)

One of the most interesting commands for having fun with friends is the Enchant. It's possible to apply any of Minecraft's many enchantments to an item. This makes it quite simple and easy to get fully enchanted sets of PvP gear, perfect for friendly impromptu tournaments.


7) Kill

Using the Kill command to kill all entities (Image via Mojang)
Using the Kill command to kill all entities (Image via Mojang)

The Kill command can instantly kill anything the player specifies, even high-health Minecraft bosses like the ender dragon and the wither. It can also be given a command to kill every entity currently rendered, which is very useful for resetting farms for testing.


8) Give

The Give command is useful for adding individual items to the player's inventory (Image via Mojang)
The Give command is useful for adding individual items to the player's inventory (Image via Mojang)

The Give command can add any item to a player's inventory, and is thus much more convenient than having to manually switch over to Minecraft Creative mode and then searching for a single item. Being able to instantly replace an item lost to a glitch is a handy ability to have.


9) Time

Using the time command to skip to morning (Image via Mojang)
Using the time command to skip to morning (Image via Mojang)

The Time command, as its name suggests, is able to change the game's current time of day. Players can either set the current time to a specific point in the day or add time to the current moment. There are also a few preset timings that they can jump to, including day, noon, midnight, and night.


10) Fillbiome

The Fillbiome command changing the biome of a superflat world (Image via Mojang)
The Fillbiome command changing the biome of a superflat world (Image via Mojang)

Fillbiome is a much more niche command than many of the others mentioned in this list. However, that doesn't make it any less powerful. This command is able to change the biome of the selected region, changing which mobs are capable of spawning there. This makes terraforming projects much better, as their biomes can be updated to reflect their custom environments.

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Edited by Abu Amjad Khan
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