Knockback
- Namespaced ID
- minecraft:knockback
- Numeric ID
- 17
- Max level
- II (2)
- Category
- Sword
- Rarity
- Uncommon (weight 5)
- Tradeable
- Yes (villager trades)
- Edition
- Java
/enchant command
Applies the enchantment at max level to the held item. Adjust the trailing number for a different level.
Command builder
Pick the target and level to generate a ready-to-paste /enchant command for Knockback. It applies to the item the target is holding.
The /enchant command only applies to the item the target is currently holding.
Effect per level
Knockback granted by Knockback at each level. Values are the exact amounts from the game files.
| Level | Knockback |
|---|---|
| I | +1 blocks |
| II | +2 blocks |
Enchanting cost
The enchanting table rolls an enchantment for a given level only when your modified enchantability falls in the window below. Higher bookshelf counts push you toward the higher levels. On an anvil, combining Knockback adds 2 levels to the prior-work cost.
| Level | Enchant level range |
|---|---|
| I | 5 – 55 |
| II | 25 – 75 |
Applies to
- Sword
Enchanted book
Build a /give command with Knockback → in the /give builder.
Compare with
Side-by-side comparisons featuring this enchantment.
About Knockback
How much does Knockback add in Minecraft?
At its max level (II), Knockback gives knockback of +2 blocks. Per level: I +1 blocks, II +2 blocks.
What is the max level of Knockback?
Knockback goes up to level 2 (II). The full /enchant command at max level is: /enchant @p minecraft:knockback 2.
How rare is Knockback in Minecraft?
Knockback is uncommon (enchanting weight 5 — higher weight means it shows up more often at the enchanting table).