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How to Make a Nether Portal in Minecraft

By Matthew Lynch
November 2, 2023
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Minecraft is a sandbox video game that offers players an open and creative environment to explore, build and encounter various elements, including monsters and beautiful landscapes. One of the many exciting features in the game is the ability to create a Nether Portal and travel to the Nether, a dangerous and mysterious dimension filled with unique resources and formidable enemies. In this article, we will guide you through the process of building a Nether Portal in Minecraft.

1. Gather resources:

To construct a Nether Portal, you will need the following materials:

– At least 10 obsidian blocks (14 maximum for a complete frame)

– Flint and steel or fire charge

Obsidian can be collected by mining it with a diamond or netherite pickaxe. You can create obsidian by pouring water onto lava sources. To make flint and steel, combine one flint and one iron ingot in your crafting table; to make a fire charge, combine one blaze powder, one coal or charcoal, and one gunpowder.

2. Choose a suitable location:

Select an open area where you have enough space to build the portal without obstructing other structures or terrain features. It is recommended to choose an easily accessible spot since you might frequently travel between the Overworld and the Nether.

3. Build the portal frame:

Start constructing the obsidian frame by placing four obsidian blocks on the ground in a straight line as the base of your portal. Then, place three more obsidian blocks on each end of the base (extending upwards), creating two vertical columns. Finally, place two more obsidian blocks on top of these columns, connecting them horizontally to form a rectangular frame. The minimum size for a functional portal is 4 blocks high by 3 blocks wide, but you can enlarge it if desired.

4. Activate the portal:

To activate your newly constructed Nether Portal, stand in front of the frame and use the flint and steel or fire charge on the bottom block of one of the vertical columns. This action will create a purple, swirly portal inside the frame, indicating that it’s ready for you to use.

5. Travel to the Nether:

Now that your portal is activated, simply walk into the purple swirls and wait a few seconds while the game loads. You will arrive in the dangerous yet exhilarating world of the Nether, filled with new resources, enemies, and challenges. To return to the Overworld, just step back into your Nether Portal.

Remember that exploring the Nether can be perilous–so be prepared with good-quality armor, weapons, and plenty of food before entering this treacherous world. The Nether is an exciting dimension to explore in Minecraft, offering unique resources that are essential for advanced gameplay and rare treasures awaiting brave adventurers. By following these straightforward steps, you will successfully create your very own Nether Portal and dive into the realm of endless possibilities. Happy adventuring!

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