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The Campfire, introduced in Minecraft version 1.14, is a versatile block that serves more than just a decorative purpose. It's a multifunctional tool that can deal damage to mobs and players, create smoke signals for navigation, cook food, and even soothe bees. This guide will explore all the methods to extinguish a Campfire, helping you maximize its utility and impress your friends with your Minecraft expertise.

How To Put Out A Fire In Minecraft

There are three effective ways to extinguish a fire in Minecraft:

• Water Bucket: You can douse the flames by waterlogging the Campfire. Simply fill a water bucket and pour it onto the same block as the Campfire.
• Splash Water Potion: Another method involves using a Splash Water Potion. Toss it onto the fire, though this can be costly early in the game due to the need for gunpowder and glass.
• Shovel: The simplest and most cost-effective method is using a shovel. Equip any shovel, even a wooden one, and right-click (or press the left trigger on consoles) on the Campfire to put out the fire.

How To Get A Campfire In Minecraft

Now that you're familiar with extinguishing a Campfire, let's look at how to obtain one:

• Natural Generation: Campfires can be found in Taiga and Snowy Taiga villages, as well as in camps within Ancient Cities. To collect a placed Campfire, you'll need a tool enchanted with Silk Touch. Without it, breaking the Campfire will yield only two coal in the Java version and four coal in the Bedrock version.
• Crafting: Crafting a Campfire is straightforward, requiring sticks, wood, and either charcoal or soul sand. The choice of the last ingredient determines whether you'll create a regular or soul fire Campfire.
• Trading: You can trade with an apprentice fisherman to acquire a Campfire. The cost is five emeralds in the Bedrock version and two emeralds in the Java version.