Minecraft: Top 5 Spells that deserve to be shunned the most

Frost Walker

Frost Walker is an enchantment for boots, when equipped with it, the player can move on water by turning it into ice, however these ice will return to a liquid state when the player moves further away .

This is a type of Enchantment that can be used in PvP, but it has many limitations such as incompatibility with Depth Strider – allowing gamers to navigate underwater faster. In short, Frost Walker has no obvious function to it and becomes a kind of enchantment that does not please gamers.

Channeling

Channeling is used for Tridents, often dropped from Drowned. However, there are only 15% and 6.25% for Drowned Trident in Bedrock and Java versions respectively, of which there is only 8.5% chance of dropping it.

The downside is that this Enchantment has a limited use and only works during thunderstorms and requires a clear line of sight. When using Channeling, the player can strike the target with a bolt of lightning and deal damage. It is because of its narrow range of use that players should stay away from this Enchantment.

Bane of Arthropods

Bane of Arthropods is an Enchantment exclusive to Swords and Axes. It only causes additional damage to arthropods, such as spiders, cave spiders, silverfish, termites, and bees. Due to its narrow range and incompatibility with Smite or Sharpness, this Enchantment can be considered useless.

Curse of Binding

True to the name of the binding, once equipped with this Enchantment, the player cannot remove it. The only way is to die to get rid of the armor with Curse of Binding. Therefore, this type of Enchantment is best used when you want to prank someone!

Curse of Vanishing

Curse of Vanishing is another Spell that is cursed and does not provide the player with any additional benefits. Unlike the Curse of Binding, this cursed talisman can be applied to any tool and armor. 

If a player dies with an item with this Enchantment, the said item will immediately peel off, meaning the player cannot return to where they died and retrieve their dropped items.