Status Effect

A status effect is a game mechanic which can affect a player or mob and can be either beneficial (buffs) or deleterious (debuffs). Status effects temporarily modify things such as movement, damage, Health, visibility, loot or other player actions. A status effect is similar to an item enchantment, only it affects the character directly, as opposed to granting a player an effect based on an item they are using. Status effects also have a set time limit, as opposed to enchantments, which last indefinitely until the item using the enchantment is destroyed. Drinking a bucket of Milk will remove all status effects from a player. Drinking a Honey Bottle will remove all Poison status effects and add Saturation effects to the said drinker.

List of Status Effects

Name	Effect	Source
Absorption	Adds "extra hearts" to a character's Health bar, which disappear after a certain amount of time, or after taking the equivalent damage.	Golden Apple Notch Apple Totem of Undying
Bad Omen	Triggers a raid of Pillagers, if the affected player enters a Village.	Killing the leader of a group of pillagers.
Blindness	Significantly reduces a player's field of vision.	Illusioner, eating Suspicious Stew made with Azure Bluet
Conduit Power	Combines Night Vision, Haste, and Water Breathing	Conduit
Dolphin's Grace	Boosts the player's swimming speed	Dolphins
Fire Resistance	Immune to Fire, Lava, Blue Fire, and Flame Arrows	Potion of Fire Resistance Notch Apple
Glowing	Outlines the affected Entity in white, even if it is invisible, or behind other blocks.	Spectral Arrow
Haste	It allows a player to mine blocks faster.	Beacon
Health Boost	Increases a player's maximum health	Commands
Hunger	Depletes part of a player's Hunger bar faster than usual (30% per level)	Raw Chicken Rotten Flesh Pufferfish
Instant Health	Instantly heals a player.	Potion of Healing
Instant Damage	Instantly deals damage to a player.	Potion of Harming
Invisibility	A player or mob cannot be seen. Mobs will only attack a player if he/she is very close to them. Held items are still visible.	Potion of Invisibility
Jump Boost	A player can jump higher than normal. It reduces fall damage. from jumping	Potion of Leaping Beacon
Levitation	Causes a player to rise in the air. Useful for getting to high places but may result in severe fall damage when the effect ends.	Shulker
Luck	Increases the possibility of finding treasure while Fishing.	Potion of Luck
Mining Fatigue	Mining and attack speed is reduced.	Elder Guardian
Nausea	Distorts a player's vision for a limited amount of time.	Pufferfish
Night Vision	It increases the brightness level, so it is easier for a player to see (including underwater).	Potion of Night Vision
Poison	Deals damage to Player over time.	Potion of Poison Cave Spider Witch Spider Eye Poisonous Potato Pufferfish
Regeneration	Regenerate over time.	Golden Apple Notch Apple Potion of Regeneration Beacon
Resistance	Take less damage from attacks and other physical sources of damage.	Notch Apple Beacon
Speed	Increases movement speed.	Potion of Swiftness Beacon
Slowness	Decreases movement speed.	Potion of Slowness
Slow Falling	Decreases falling speed	Potion of Slow Falling
Strength	Increases damage dealt when using melee attacks.	Potion of Strength Beacon
Turtle Master	Increases resistance whilst slowing the player down	Potion Of The Turtle Master
Water Breathing	Stops the oxygen bar from decreasing, so a player can swim without drowning. Increases underwater visibility slightly.	Potion of Water Breathing
Weakness	Decreases damage dealt when using melee attacks.	Potion of Weakness
Wither	Deals damage to health over time and turns the health bar black.	Wither Skeleton Potion Of Decay Wither Skeleton Jockey The Wither Wither Rose

Trivia

• Spiders, cave spiders, Endermites, and Silverfish will be given the Slowness effect when they are attacked by a weapon enchanted with Bane of Arthropods.
• In Bedrock Edition, if a player is given the Bad Omen or Hero of the Village effect, an animation similar to the one with the Totem of Undying will play.