Command Reference

Minecraft God Sword Command

opJavaBedrock

Gives a player an overpowered Netherite Sword with level 255/10 enchantments.

Version Compatibility

Java Edition:1.21.4 (1.13+)

Bedrock Edition:1.21.60

Command Syntax

Java Edition

/give <targets> netherite_sword[enchantments={levels:{"minecraft:sharpness":255,"minecraft:fire_aspect":10,"minecraft:looting":10,"minecraft:unbreaking":255,"minecraft:mending":1,"minecraft:sweeping_edge":3,"minecraft:knockback":5}}] [<count>]

Bedrock Edition/give <player> netherite_sword [amount]

Arguments Explained

targets/playerSelector / Player NameRequired

Who to give the God Sword to.

count/amountInteger

The number of swords to give. Defaults to 1.

Practical Examples

/give @p netherite_sword[enchantments={levels:{"minecraft:sharpness":255,"minecraft:fire_aspect":10,"minecraft:looting":10,"minecraft:unbreaking":255,"minecraft:mending":1,"minecraft:sweeping_edge":3,"minecraft:knockback":5}}] 1

Java 1.20.5+: Gives nearest player the ultimate God Sword.

/give @p netherite_sword{Enchantments:[{id:"sharpness",lvl:255},{id:"fire_aspect",lvl:10},{id:"looting",lvl:10},{id:"unbreaking",lvl:255},{id:"mending",lvl:1},{id:"sweeping_edge",lvl:3},{id:"knockback",lvl:5}]} 1

Java 1.20.4 and below: Gives nearest player the ultimate God Sword.

/give @p netherite_sword 1

Bedrock: Gives a standard Netherite Sword (does not natively support custom enchantments above level limits via /give).

Important Notes

In Java 1.20.5+, NBT syntax inside curly brackets `{}` was replaced by item components inside square brackets `[...]`. On Bedrock, you cannot exceed standard enchantment limits natively using `/give`. Use external NBT tools or the `/enchant` command in-game.