Blaze vs “Fortune”: who wins? In Minecraft

Hey, friends! It’s me again, your crazy experimenter and unstoppable Minecrafter. Sometimes I feel like my brain lives its own life, because there’s no way I come up with ideas like this on purpose! Here’s the story: I’m tinkering with enchantments when the question of the century pops up — what if I enchant a SNOWBALL with “Fortune” and pelt a blaze with it? More rods, or total nonsense?

First thought: “Seriously? You just came up with that?” Second: “What if it works... That would be a hardcore lifehack!” I can’t resist questions like that. I geared up, farmed a pile of snowballs, theoretically rolled “Fortune III,” threw on my like-worthy armor, and dashed straight to the Nether — only there you meet those fiery rock stars!

Epic battle: snow vs fire

The road to the fortress was full of philosophy (“Why am I doing this?” and “How many more snowballs can I sharpen before I burn?”). But the thrill won: I found my first blaze, took a deep breath, and... the snow show began! I hurled snowballs so fast that if a witch stood nearby, they’d surely offer me a contract to purge the entire Nether wasteland.

When the last snowball hit and the blaze crashed down with a creak (well, onto netherrack), my heart pounded harder. The legendary moment: I watch the loot... And bang! Not one, not two — a full THREE blaze rods! I jumped — honestly, I’d never seen that. Total mind-blower, folks!

Self-made mage or lucky bug?

Let’s be honest: I know the game mechanics well and I get that rod drop chance likely has nothing to do with “Fortune” on a snowball (officially, per Minecraft canon). But science doesn’t exist without experiments. Deep down I want to believe Minecraft winked at me for trying something this crazy.

And the emotions — absolutely monstrous! I couldn’t believe a snowball, that humble little round cube-helper, suddenly became my personal treasure-hunter artifact. I felt euphoria like I’d uncovered a new secret in the game.

Pros and cons of this odd test

Pros:

• Unusual experiments spark interest and bring fresh emotions to a familiar game.
• Even if it’s luck, a good drop lifts your mood for the whole day!
• Want to tell friends or make a video — this story will definitely get likes.

Cons:

• No guarantee luck repeats — most likely a bug or rare coincidence.
• Tons of time and resources spent preparing (snowballs, armor, Nether trip).
• Don’t take it as a serious blaze-rod farm method — the chance isn’t 100% and isn’t officially backed by mechanics.

Your turn!

So, friends, here’s my verdict: the experiment was a total win (maybe more than 100%)! Honestly — I live for these unexpected Minecraft moments. How about we do a contest for the most absurd, fun, and offbeat enchantments? Share your results and wild ideas in the comments — I read everything and love trying the strangest suggestions. Who knows, maybe you’ll spark my next crazy experiment?