Missing Potions
Vanilla Minecraft has always had a strange gap in its brewing system. Effects like Haste, Levitation, and Conduit Power exist in the game, yet you can never bottle them. Missing Potions fixes that oversight by turning every leftover status effect into a fully brewable potion, complete with custom recipes that fit right into the existing alchemy loop.
If you have ever wanted to hand a friend a Potion of Hero of the Village before a raid, or splash yourself with Dolphins Grace while crossing an ocean, this add-on finally makes it possible. It is a small, focused mod, but it quietly reshapes how you plan a brewing stand session.
What Missing Potions Adds
The core idea is simple: one potion for every effect that Mojang left out of the brewing table. That means a total of fifteen new bottles, each with its own ingredient and its own place in a survival playthrough. Some are genuinely useful, while others are pure chaos, and that mix is exactly what makes the add-on fun.
- Haste Potion
- Mining Fatigue Potion
- Nausea Potion
- Blindness Potion
- Hunger Potion
- Wither Potion
- Health Boost Potion
- Absorption Potion
- Bad Luck Potion
- Conduit Power Potion
- Dolphins Grace Potion
- Bad Omen Potion
- Hero of the Village Potion
- Levitation Potion
- Saturation Potion
Brewing Recipes and Ingredients
Every new potion has a custom brewing recipe that starts from an Awkward Potion or an existing vanilla brew. The recipes are deliberately themed, so the ingredient usually hints at the effect you are about to create. A Golden Pickaxe brews Haste, a Wither Rose brews Wither, and a Conduit brews Conduit Power.
Utility and Combat Potions
Haste comes from an Awkward Potion plus a Golden Pickaxe, and it can be extended and amplified with Redstone and Glowstone like a standard potion. Mining Fatigue is made by corrupting a Haste Potion with a Fermented Spider Eye. Health Boost uses a Regeneration Potion and an Enchanted Golden Apple, while Absorption needs an Awkward Potion and a regular Golden Apple. Both of those can also be extended and amplified.
Movement and Ocean Potions
Dolphins Grace is brewed from an Awkward Potion and Kelp, and it can be extended with Redstone. Conduit Power follows the same pattern using a Conduit as the ingredient. Levitation is the odd one out, requiring an Awkward Potion and a Feather, and it can be extended with Redstone for longer, more dangerous floating sessions.
Village and Status Potions
Bad Omen comes from an Awkward Potion and a Black Banner, which makes raid triggering a deliberate choice rather than an accident. Hero of the Village is brewed with an Awkward Potion and an Emerald, giving you a way to stack discounts without waiting on a raid. Saturation, meanwhile, uses an Awkward Potion and Cooked Chicken, and it can be amplified with Glowstone for serious food restoration.
When you download Missing Potions, you also get the corrupted variants: Nausea from Rotten Flesh, Blindness from a Night Vision Potion plus a Fermented Spider Eye, Hunger from a Poisonous Potato, Wither from a Poison Potion and a Wither Rose, and Bad Luck from a Luck Potion plus a Fermented Spider Eye.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Missing Potions is built for modern Minecraft releases and works across the most popular mod loaders, so you can drop it into a Forge, Fabric, or NeoForge setup without rewriting your mod list. It is also safe to include in modpacks, which is a nice touch for pack authors who want a complete brewing tree without writing custom recipes by hand.
Because the mod only adds new potion items and brewing recipes, it plays nicely with most other content mods. If another add-on touches the brewing stand, just make sure the recipe order does not conflict, and you are good to go.
How to Install Missing Potions for Minecraft
Getting started is straightforward, even if you have never added a mod before.
- Install the correct mod loader for your Minecraft version.
- Place the Missing Potions file into your mods folder.
- Launch the game once so the loader registers the new items.
- Build a brewing stand, gather Blaze Powder, and start experimenting.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher handles Missing Potions through a curated add-on catalog, so you can add the mod to a compatible profile in a single click and let the launcher keep it updated between game versions.
Final Thoughts
Missing Potions is one of those small quality-of-life mods that you notice more the longer you play. It fills a real gap in vanilla brewing, rewards exploration with new ingredients, and gives builders, farmers, and fighters alike a reason to keep a brewing stand stocked. Whether you want a Potion of Haste for a mining trip or a bottle of Levitation for a trap, this add-on delivers it with recipes that feel like they were always meant to be there.