Minecraft players who have recently defeated an illager captain may want to keep a look out for the Bad Omen symbol, because if they’ve got it, they should stay away from villages unless they’re itching for a fight.
Bad Omen is a status given to Minecraft players who defeat an illager captain. Bad Omen can be activated when players either defeat illager captains in their outposts or on patrol in Minecraft: Java Edition.
While players have this status effect, entering a village will trigger a raid on the settlement, endangering them and the villagers. Fortunately, dispelling Bad Omen is a very easy and straightforward process.
Minecraft: Removing Bad Omen
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<p>For players who may have Bad Omen currently affixed to their character, there’s little to worry about as long as they’ve got a bucket. The two most straightforward methods to remove Bad Omen in Minecraft are to either drink milk or die. </p>
<p>Since most players don’t want to die and lose their experience and items, simply taking a bucket to a nearby cow or Mooshroom will do the trick. Using buckets on them should provide players with enough milk to drink and remove the status effect. </p>
<p>Milk has often been used to remove unwanted status effects such as weakness or wither, and Bad Omen can be removed the same way since it is a status effect instead of a curse.</p>
<p>For players who may opt to die instead, it is advised to place themselves in a location where they can quickly recover their items. Since allowing hostile mobs to kill the player can be dangerous for the item recovery effort, it may be wise to use a console command such as “/kill @s” which causes instant death. </p>
<p>This is a drastic method compared to simply drinking from a bucket of milk, but it may be necessary in certain difficult circumstances.</p>
<p>Regardless of what method players choose, Bad Omen is a fairly easy effect to remove. If it was a curse similar to Curse of Binding or Curse of Vanishing, then the steps would likely be much more complicated. </p>
<p>Fortunately, Mojang doesn’t want to harass players and villagers with raids too often and has kept the effect as is.</p>
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