Minecraft Recovery Compass Recipe And Purpose

So you want to know about the Minecraft recovery compass? The Minecraft 1.19 The Wild update released the recovery compass a few weeks back. It's not as scary as The Warden, not as creepy as the Deep Dark biome, and it doesn't have the appeal of the new Minecraft frogs, but the recovery compass is a very handy item to have on you after dying unexpectedly.

The Minecraft recovery compass serves one purpose: to help you find your lost items. It's not quite the same as Jack Sparrow's compass, which takes you to what you want, but the two share the same trait of being useless for general navigation. Once you have it set up, the compass will point to the place where you last died.

The compass only works if the player holding it has died, and you also have to be in the same dimension where you died. For example, if you died in the Nether, you need to go there for it to start working. If neither of these conditions are met, the GPS will spin around and not point to anything. Just Another Wordpress Site

Minecraft recovery compass

These items are necessary to create a recovery compass:

A compass 9x Echo shards

Place the compass at the center of the crafting grid. There are nine echo shards around the compass. Echo shards, a new resource that was added to the 1.19 update are only available in the new Ancient Cities' areas which spawn in Deep Dark biome.

These shards are only used to make recovery compasses at the moment, so you won't have competing priorities if they prove hard to find. You can stack recovery compassess if you feel like you might end up dying a lot.

This is all you need to know about Minecraft's recovery compass. For more Minecraft tips check out our favourite Minecraft 1.19 seeds, as well as these excellent Minecraft skins to make sure you're looking your best.