Minecraft Dungeons II: Best Enchantments Guide

Here's a quick guide on the best enchantments you can get for Minecraft Dungeons II.

Enchantments are one of those things you can mostly ignore at the start, but they become a lot more important once you're putting together a proper build. The right enchantment can make a weapon feel much better, while a bad one can end up being almost useless for the way you play.

Choose Enchantments for Your Weapon

Don't just pick an enchantment because it has the highest damage bonus. Think about the weapon you're putting it on and how you actually use it. If you're using a fast weapon, effects that activate from repeated attacks can be really useful. With slower weapons, you're usually better off with something that makes each hit more effective.

It's also worth testing a weapon before you decide an enchantment isn't good. Some effects don't look particularly impressive until you start using them in an actual fight.

Match Them to Your Build

Your enchantments should work with the rest of your build. A Mage who spends most of a fight casting spells doesn't get much use out of an enchantment that only improves basic melee attacks.

The same applies to other builds. If you rarely use a particular type of attack, there's little reason to build around it just because the enchantment itself looks strong.

Damage Isn't Everything

It's tempting to fill every available slot with damage increases, especially when you're trying to kill enemies faster. That can work for a while, but tougher fights can punish you for having no defensive options.

If you're dying before you can finish a fight, swapping one offensive enchantment for something that helps you survive can make a bigger difference than another small damage increase.

Don't Waste Your Resources

Once you find an enchantment you like, it's easy to start spending resources on it immediately. I'd hold off until you're reasonably sure you're going to keep using that piece of gear.

Try the enchantment out first. If it feels useful during normal fights and fits the rest of your build, then it's worth investing in.

Change Them When Your Build Changes

You don't have to stick with the same enchantments for the entire game. If you change your weapon or start using a different build, some of your old choices may stop making sense.

Check your gear again whenever you make a major change. An enchantment that worked perfectly with your old setup might not be doing much for you anymore.

Final Tips

There isn't really one set of enchantments that you should put on everything. Pick them based on the weapon you're using and the way you actually play. Damage bonuses are useful, but don't completely ignore survivability, and don't spend resources on an enchantment before you've had a chance to see whether you actually like using it.

Also, check out our other Minecraft Dungeons II guides below:

• Minecraft Dungeons II: How to Build a Powerful Mage Guide
• Minecraft Dungeons II: Best Weapon Builds Guide
• Minecraft Dungeons II: Best Armor Builds Guide
• Minecraft Dungeons II: Best Artifacts Guide