Brewing commands
There is no player command to make a drink: cook in a cauldron, distill where the recipe calls for it, and age in a barrel.
For ordinary players, brewing is interaction-based: cook in a cauldron, distill in a brewing stand when the recipe calls for it, then age in a barrel. There is no player command that makes a drink for you. The rest of the player command reference covers what does need typing.
What there isn't
- No
/brew make <recipe>shortcut — you can't summon a drink; you brew it physically - No player shortcut for aging — barrel aging takes real time
- No player shortcut for distillation — distillation is a brewing-stand action
These are deliberate. The point of the brewing system is the gameplay loop, not a recipe-shortcut.
Where the reference lives
This wiki is the recipe book:
- How to brew — the cauldron → distill → barrel loop, step by step
- Recipes — the recipe catalog
The recipe catalog lists all 53 drinks currently available, with ingredients, cook time, distilling runs, aging requirements, difficulty, alcohol and effects.
Learning by doing
Wheatbeer is a useful first batch: add 3 wheat to a heated, water-filled cauldron, cook for 8 minutes, bottle it, then age it for two years in a birch barrel. It needs no distilling. One aging year is 20 real minutes here; How to brew walks through the whole sequence.
See also
- The Tavern — full overview
- How to brew — the mechanics
- Drunkenness — what alcohol does
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Land & travel commands
Ward, grief-check, wilderness, rune, train and caravan commands — claiming ground, seeing who changed a block, finding a wild destination, buying a rune, running a train and hauling with llamas.
Shortcuts & aliases
Common player-command aliases — /bal, /bp, /ec, /msg and more — so you can type the short form of the commands you use most.