Helmet Cap Enchantment List Wiki Guide

In Minecraft, you can enchant a helmet/cap with a number of different enchantments. Each enchantment has a name and ID value assigned to it. You can use these enchantment values in the /enchant command.

Here is a list of helmet/cap enchantments for the latest version of Minecraft Java Edition (PC/Mac).

 

Enchantment
(Minecraft ID Name)
Max Level ID Version
Aqua Affinity
(aqua_affinity)
I 6
Blast Protection
(blast_protection)
IV 3
Curse of Binding
(binding_curse)
I 10 1.11
Curse of Vanishing
(vanishing_curse)
I 71 1.11
Fire Protection
(fire_protection)
IV 1
Mending
(mending)
I 70 1.9
Projectile Protection
(projectile_protection)
IV 4
Protection
(protection)
IV 0
Respiration
(respiration)
III 5
Thorns
(thorns)
III 7 1.4.6
Unbreaking
(unbreaking)
III 34
  • 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.
  • Description is the description of what the enchantment does.
  • Minecraft ID is the Internal number for the enchantment.
  • Version is the Minecraft version number that the enchantment was introduced for the name and ID, if applicable.

Example of how to Enchant a Helmet/Cap

You can enchant a helmet/cap that you are holding by using the /enchant command.

For example, you can use the /enchant command to enchant the helmet/cap that the player is holding with Respiration III.

/enchant player respiration 3

In this example, respiration is the name of the enchantment and 3 is the level of the enchantment to add. The command would result in the helmet/cap held by 9Minecraft to be enchanted with Respiration III. This enchantment would extend how long you can breathe underwater.

Other Enchantment Lists

Here are some other enchantment lists in Minecraft:

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