Wooden Cross

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Wooden Cross
Wooden Cross.png: Inventory sprite for Wooden Cross in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Wooden Cross
TypeWarding item
StackableYes (64)
IntrinsicsWarding 1 Warding
Resource locationmatcha:wooden_cross
Base itemminecraft:poisonous_potato
Defined inwooden_cross.json

A wooden cross is a simple charm made of sticks and Estus Ash that gives Warding 1 while held. It is the cheapest warding item, and unlike the other warding items it stacks to 64.

Obtaining

Crafting

Name Ingredients Recipe
Wooden Cross 4 × Stick +
Estus Ash
Stick.png: Inventory sprite for Stick in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Stick with description: StickStick.png: Inventory sprite for Stick in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Stick with description: StickEstus Ash.png: Inventory sprite for Estus Ash in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Estus Ash with description: Estus AshStick.png: Inventory sprite for Stick in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Stick with description: StickStick.png: Inventory sprite for Stick in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Stick with description: Stick
Wooden Cross.png: Inventory sprite for Wooden Cross in Minecraft as shown in-game with description: Wooden Cross

matcha:crafting/wooden_cross

The recipe unlocks together with the other Estus Ash recipes.[1]

Archaeology

Wooden crosses can be brushed out of the graves at an Abbey.[2]

Usage

Held in the main hand or off hand, a wooden cross gives Warding 1: every second, undead mobs within 8 blocks get Slowness II and the nearest undead mob within 3 blocks takes 1 (Half heart × 0.5) of damage that ignores armor. It never damages the Wither.[3] Its warding adds to that of an item in the other hand, so a wooden cross in the off hand raises a Warding Sword to Warding 2 or a Nazar to Warding 3. See Warding.

The wooden cross is built on a poisonous potato, but the pack removes its ability to be eaten.[4]

Advancements

The hidden advancement God help you... ("Commit great evil"), granted for killing a villager or wandering trader, uses the wooden cross as its icon.[5]

History

0.4-alpha Added the wooden cross.
1.12.2 Warding from held items now stacks.

See also

References