Minecraft

How to Get the Sweeping Edge Enchantment

Sweeping Edge is an Enchantment in Minecraft. Read on to learn more about Sweeping Edge, what gear you can equip it with, how to get it, and how to use it.

Sweeping Edge Overview

Sweeping Edge Basic Information

Sweeping Edge
Effect Increases the sweep attack damage of a sword
Max Level III
Type Enchantment

Sweeping Edge Compatible Gear

Compatible Gear
Sword Icon Sword

How to Get Sweeping Edge

Obtain using Enchanting Tables

The most common way to obtain Sweeping Edge is through an Enchanting Table. You'll need XP and Lapis Lazuli to enchant an item.

Use Bookshelves to increase enchantment levels

Placing bookshelves around the Enchanting Table will increase the possible enchantment levels of an item. There must be one block of air between a bookshelf and the Enchanting Table for this to work.

Obtain by Fishing

Fishing - Minecraft
Head out into open water and use your Fishing Rod to catch items with Sweeping Edge enchantments. The Luck of the Sea enchant will increase your chances of catching enchanted items.

Loot from Chests

You'll find Sweeping Edge in Treasure Chests in structures and dungeons around the world. Make sure you're properly equipped with armor and weapons since these areas will be infested with Mobs.

Trade with Villagers

You'll be able to trade items with villagers to obtain Sweeping Edge. Librarians will be your best bet since you can trade Emeralds for enchantments even at Novice levels.

You'll have to level up other Villager types to obtain their enchanted stock.

How to Use Sweeping Edge

Attack Multiple Enemies with One Hit

Sweeping Edge - Minecraft Enchantment
When facing an enemy, use your sword's sweep attack to deal additional damage to it. This also increases the area of effect of your sword, allowing you to hit more enemies with one swipe. This will be especially useful in tight spaces since it helps you avoid being overwhelmed by mobs.

Keep in mind this does not affect the damage or range of your critical hit.

Not In Bedrock Edition

Bedrock players will not be able to use the Sweeping Edge enchantment. This is due to the different combat systems of Java and Bedrock.

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Enchanting Guide: List of All Enchantments

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Fortune Frost Walker
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Knockback Looting
Loyalty Luck of the Sea
Lure Mending
Multishot Piercing
Power Projectile Protection
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Quick Charge Respiration
Riptide Sharpness
Silk Touch Smite
Soul Speed Sweeping Edge
Swift Sneak Thorns
Unbreaking

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