Frost Walker Enchantments Wiki Guide

This Minecraft tutorial explains the Frost Walker enchantment with screenshots and step-by-step instructions.

Background

The Frost Walker enchantment temporarily freezes the water around you and turns it into ice. You can then walk across the ice to quickly get around in the game. It also allows you to walk across magma blocks without taking damage.

You can add the Frost Walker enchantment to boots using an anvil or game command. You can NOT get the Frost Walker enchantment using an enchanting table. You will need to wear the enchanted boots to gain the ability to freeze water.

The maximum level for the Frost Walker enchantment is Level 2. This means that you can enchant an item with up to Frost Walker II. The higher the level, the more powerful the enchantment.

 

Enchantment Name Frost Walker
Min Level Level 1 (Frost Walker I)
Max Level Level 2 (Frost Walker II)
Description Temporarily freezes the water around you and turns it into ice (so you can walk on it)
Applies To Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 1 Boots
How to add Enchantment 1. Enchanting Table
2. Anvil
3. /enchant command

Incompatible Enchantments

In Minecraft, the Frost Walker enchantment can not be combined with the following enchantments:

  • Depth Strider

Items to Enchant with Frost Walker

In Minecraft, you can enchant the following items with Frost Walker:

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How to make an Enchanted Book
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 3 How to make a Diamond Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 4 How to make a Golden Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 5 How to make an Iron Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 6 How to make a Leather Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 7 How to make a Chain Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 8 How to make a Netherite Boots
Frost Walker Enchantments - Wiki Guide 9 How to make a Dyed Leather Boots

Wear the Enchanted Boots

Once you have boots that are enchanted with Frost Walker, you need to wear the enchanted boots. You will not gain the ability to freeze water and walk across the ice until the boots are worn.

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Move the boots with Frost Walker from your inventory to your character’s boots box.

You will see your character’s appearance change as the boots are worn.

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Now that you are wearing the enchanted boots on your feet, you can freeze the water and walk on the ice.

Freeze the Water and Walk on the Ice

Now that we are wearing our Frost Walker boots, let’s see what happens.

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As we get closer to the water, the blocks of water will freeze into ice.

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Now you can walk on the ice to get around quickly in the game.

Congratulations, you just learned all about the Frost Walker enchantment in Minecraft.

Enchantment ID and Name

Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac)

In Minecraft, Frost Walker has the following enchantment ID and Name values:

Enchantment
(Minecraft ID Name)
Max Level ID Version
Frost Walker
(minecraft:frost_walker)
II 9 1.9
  • Enchantment is what the enchantment is called and (Minecraft ID Name) is the string value used in the /enchant command.
  • Max Level is the maximum level that you can apply for this enchantment.
  • Minecraft ID is the Internal number for the enchantment.
  • Platform is the platform that applies.
  • Version is the Minecraft version number that the enchantment was introduced for the name and ID, if applicable.

Enchant Command for Frost Walker

Enchant Command in Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac)

Frost Walker I:

/enchant @p frost_walker 1

Frost Walker II:

/enchant @p frost_walker 2

See more examples of how to use the /enchant command.

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