Java Edition removed items

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This page documents an exhaustive list of items that no longer exist in current versions of Java Edition.

Blocks previously obtainable as items[]

Obtainable in Survival[]

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Note that the section below does not include blocks that can be obtained by world editing, commands, or version manipulation (upgrading/downgrading), only blocks that can be obtained in legitimate Survival gameplay are listed. Also, only blocks whose ID's have not been replaced are listed here. This means that classic cloth, locked chests and similar blocks are not on this list.

The first table does not include blocks pre-generated inside inventories, the second table includes block items only obtainable through the Inventory, Indev House, or Beta 1.6 TB3 chests.

ID		Block	Name	Version range		Tool
ID	Data			First	Last
000			Air	13w38b
007			Bedrock	15w44a	15w51b
008			Flowing Water	0.24 ST
009			Water
010			Flowing Lava	0.24 ST
011			Lava
018	4-15		IDV Leaves	Beta 1.9 pre 6	1.4.5	+
043			Double Slab	Beta 1.9 pre 4		+
044	2		Petrified Oak Slab	Beta 1.3	12w16a
				Beta 1.8 pre 2	1.2.3	+
				13w16a	1.7.5	+
052			Mob Spawner	Infdev 625-2	Alpha 1.0.0
				Beta 1.9 pre 4		+
062			Burning Furnace	Indev 219	Alpha 1.0.0
				Beta 1.9 pre 4		+
074			Lit Redstone Ore	Beta 1.9 pre 4		+
095*			Locked Chest	Beta 1.4
097			Monster Egg	Beta 1.9 pre 4		+
120			End Portal Frame	Beta 1.9 pre 3
124			Lit Redstone Lamp	12w07a	13w36a
161	2-3		IDV leaves2	??	1.7.6 ?	+
	4-5			14w25b	14w28b
	8-9			14w28b	14w30c	+

ID	Block	Name	Recontinued ?
01		Stone	Yes
02		Grass block	Yes
07		Bedrock	No
14		Gold Ore	Yes
15		Iron Ore	Yes
16		Coal Ore	Yes
17		Log	Yes
18		Leaves	Yes
19		Sponge	Yes
20		Sponge	Yes
45		Sponge	Yes
46		TNT	Yes
47		Bookshelf	Yes
49		Obsidian	Yes
52		Water Spawner	No [ID replaced]
53		Lava Spawner	No [ID replaced]
54		Chest	Yes

ID	Block	Name	Recontinued ?
002		Grass Block	Yes
007		Bedrock	No
008		Flowing Water	No
009		Water	No
010		Flowing Lava	No
011		Lava	No
016		Coal Ore	Yes
019		Sponge	Yes
021		Lapis Ore	Yes
026		Bed Block	No
029		Web block	Yes
031		Tall Grass	Yes
032		Dead Bush	Yes
043		Double Slab	No
051		Fire	No
052		Mob Spawner	No
055		Redstone Wire	No
056		Diamond Ore	Yes
059		Crop	No
060		Farmland	No
062		Burning Furnace	No
063		Sign block	No
064		Door block	No
068		Wall Sign block	No
071		Iron Door block	No
073		Redstone Ore	Yes
074		Lit Redstone Ore	No
075		Off Redstone Torch	No
078		Snow Layer	Yes
079		Ice Block	Yes
083		Reeds	No
090		Portal block	No
092		Cake block	No
093		Repeater block	No
094		On Repeater block	No
095		Locked Chest	No [ID replaced]

Reverted potions[]

Before snapshot 15w31a for 1.9, potions had a form known as "reverted". In the inventory, reverted potions looked identical to their base potion, much like mundane and mundane (extended) potions, and their usage was also identical to their base potions, with the exception of turning into reverted potions rather than base potions. The only difference was the data values.

There were two general methods to create reverted potions, one of which involved the addition of fermented spider eyes. Reversion, in general, referenced changing a longer, upgraded potion into its original weaker potion (for example, changing from a potion of Poison (extended) into a potion of Harming (reverted) by adding fermented spider eye).

• The first method involved adding glowstone dust (typically) to an already upgraded tertiary potion. Since these tertiary potions have already been modified with redstone dust (typically), they could be changed to their original (reverted) unmodified states depending on which modifier was added previously. Not all potions could be reverted (or react, for that matter) when glowstone dust or redstone dust was added to an upgraded tertiary potion (for example, adding redstone dust to an already extended potion did not yield a new potion).
• The second method involved the addition of fermented spider eyes, followed by glowstone dust (usually). Method two worked by adding a fermented spider eye to an extended positive potion (i.e. an extended tertiary potion). In almost all cases, this would corrupt the potion and produce a negative potion of equal strength (in this case, extended). Then, glowstone dust (depending on the recipe) was added to the extended negative potion. Since these negative tertiary potions (regardless of origin) have already been modified with redstone dust, the addition of glowstone dust would revert the potion to a potion of lesser duration.

A good example of this process at work is the reversion of a potion of Weakness. A potion of Weakness can be made in two ways. The first method is by adding a fermented spider eye to a mundane potion (water bottle + ghast tear / glistering melon slice / blaze powder / magma cream / sugar / spider eye), then adding redstone dust to produce a potion of Weakness (extended). The second method is by adding a fermented spider eye to either a potion of Strength or a potion of Regeneration. Potions of Strength and Regeneration, in their base or extended forms, produce potions of Weakness with equal magnitude (for the sake of this example, fermented spider eye is added to a potion of Strength (extended) to produce a potion of Weakness (extended)).

Now, there should be two potions of Weakness (extended). Glowstone dust could be added to the potion of Weakness (extended), which reverted the potion into a base potion of Weakness. The act of reducing the duration from 4:00 to 1:30 was reversion.

Glowstone dust[]

Redstone dust[]

Potion	Base	Reagent	Effect	Duration (minutes)
Potion of Healing (reverted)	Potion of Healing II	Redstone Dust	Restores of health.	Instant
Potion of Harming (reverted)	Potion of Harming II	Redstone Dust	Inflicts of damage.	Instant

Fermented spider eye[]

Potion	Base	Reagent	Effect	Duration (minutes)
Potion of Harming (reverted)	Potion of Healing (reverted) or Potion of Poison (extended)	Fermented Spider Eye	Inflicts of damage.	Instant
Potion of Slowness (reverted)	Potion of Fire Resistance (reverted) or Potion of Swiftness II	Fermented Spider Eye	Decreases movement speed.	1:30
Potion of Weakness (reverted)	Potion of Strength II or Potion of Regeneration II	Fermented Spider Eye	Reduces all melee attacks by 0.5 damage (0.25 heart).	1:30

Horse saddle[]

Horse saddles worked just like regular saddles, but for horses instead of pigs, which were added in the 13w16a snapshot. They could be crafted from 5 leather and 3 iron ingots. Horse saddles were removed in 13w18a.

Slowness Arrows[]

In Java Edition 1.10, slowness arrows dropped by strays contained a different NBT tag from slowness arrows crafted. The different NBT tag was fixed in 1.10.1.

Obtaining^[1]

Data-retaining minecarts[]

In Java Edition 1.10.2, when a minecart of any type was broken a specially named minecart was dropped. In this version, the game messed up when separating the minecart from the item inside, and accidentally let the minecart retain its previous data. The minecart obtained would be named entity.MinecartRidable.name, entity.TNTMinecart.name, entity.FurnaceMinecart.name, Minecart with Chest, entity.MinecartCommandBlock.name, entity.SpawnerMinecart.name, and Minecart with Hopper.

Obtaining:

File:Data retaining minecarts.mp4

Link to the bug report on the Minecraft bug tracker

Fish[]

Prior to Java Edition 1.13, the item now referred to as cod was simply known as fish, and had a generic texture strongly unlike the cod texture used currently. These were substituted out of the game in much the same way as roses.

Potions[]

Beta 1.9 Prerelease 2 implemented 32 types of potions for a complex brewing system involving cauldrons, which were functional but unavailable. These potions had effects and appeared to have different colors than the current potions. Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3 replaced the cauldron brewing system with the brewing stand system used in the final game, and removed the effects and colors of the old potions. Only the mundane, awkward, and thick potions were used in the final brewing system, leaving 29 types of potions with no effect unused in the game. They were later removed in snapshot 15w44b for 1.9.

These potions could be obtained only by using the following command: /give @p minecraft:potion 1 <data-value> {CustomPotionEffects:[]}. Adding a multiple of 64 to the value would result in the same potion. As with other potions at the time, adding 16384 to the value would result in a splash version of the given potion.

Icon	Name	DVs
	Uninteresting Potion	2 & 3
	Bland Potion	4 & 5
	Clear Potion	6 & 7
	Milky Potion	8 & 9
	Diffuse Potion	10 & 11
	Artless Potion	12 & 13
	Thin Potion	14 & 15
	Flat Potion	18 & 19
	Bulky Potion	20 & 21
	Bungling Potion	22 & 23

Icon	Name	DVs
	Buttered Potion	24 & 25
	Smooth Potion	26 & 27
	Suave Potion	28 & 29
	Debonair Potion	30 & 31
	Elegant Potion	34 & 35
	Fancy Potion	36 & 37
	Charming Potion	38 & 39
	Dashing Potion	40 & 41
	Refined Potion	42 & 43
	Cordial Potion	44 & 45

Icon	Name	DVs
	Sparkling Potion	46 & 47
	Potent Potion	48 & 49
	Foul Potion	50 & 51
	Odorless Potion	52 & 53
	Rank Potion	54 & 55
	Harsh Potion	56 & 57
	Acrid Potion	58 & 59
	Gross Potion	60 & 61
	Stinky Potion	62 & 63

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