Barbed Bloodhammer

Quickstart

1. Craft the Barbed Bloodhammer using the recipe below, then equip it in your hand.
2. Swing it at any mob to trigger all of its special effects at once: area damage, a launch blast, and an evil laugh.

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Overview

The Barbed Bloodhammer is an Epic-rarity melee weapon for Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21.93. It's a giant blood-soaked war hammer wrapped in barbed wire that punishes groups of mobs with a single swing — dealing direct damage, blasting nearby enemies into the air, and punctuating every kill with an ominous evil laugh sound.

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What It Adds

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Abilities And Mechanics

Every time you land a hit that connects, the hammer triggers three effects simultaneously:

1 · Evil Laugh Sound

An eerie laugh plays at the point of impact, audible to anyone nearby.

2 · Area Damage

All mobs within 4 blocks of the struck target take 6 damage in addition to any other damage they may have already received. Players are not caught in the splash.

3 · Launch Into The Air

• The primary target is knocked upward and away from you.
• All nearby mobs caught in the 4-block radius are also launched upward and outward from the impact point, scattering the crowd.

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Crafting And Obtaining

Craft the Barbed Bloodhammer at a crafting table using the recipe below:

The hammer can also be repaired using Iron Ingots at an anvil (each ingot restores a significant chunk of durability). It accepts any sword-compatible enchantment (e.g., Sharpness, Looting, Unbreaking) and has shredding speed against cobwebs built in.

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Progression And Strategy

• Crowd control: The launch effect is most devastating against tightly packed groups — one swing can scatter an entire mob cluster.
• Enchant early: The hammer accepts sword enchantments, so prioritise Unbreaking to extend its 1,561-durability lifespan, and Looting to maximise drops from groups hit by the splash.
• Iron upkeep: Keep Iron Ingots on hand for anvil repairs; each ingot restores a significant portion of durability.
• Beware of fall damage: Mobs launched high will take fall damage on landing, giving you free bonus damage — but be careful not to launch enemies off ledges where their drops become unreachable.