Where to Find Arrow in Minecraft

Arrow is associated with All Overworld biomes. Skeletons drop 0-2 arrows on death, making them a renewable source. Flint comes from mining gravel (10% base chance). In total, Arrow can reach your inventory through collecting it as a mob drop, looting it from generated structure chests, and trading with the right villager, so you can pick whichever path your current world makes easiest.

The most reliable way to get Arrow is to craft it at a Crafting Table from Flint, Stick, and Feather, which yields 4 per craft, because crafting is repeatable and does not depend on luck. Before you can craft it, gather the ingredients: Flint (mine gravel, which drops flint about 10% of the time), Stick (crafted from two planks), and Feather (kill chickens). Feathers drop from Chickens (0-2 per kill). Unnecessary if your bow has the Infinity enchantment. Since this comes from a mob, the Looting enchantment on your sword raises the drop rate, and building or finding a dedicated spawn area turns a one-off kill into a renewable farm. It stacks to 64, so a single mining or crafting session can comfortably bank a chest's worth for later projects. Arrow has been in the game since the original 1.0 release, so it behaves the same on every up-to-date world and server. In a fight, Arrow is gear you want before tackling tougher mobs or other players, so securing one early and enchanting it later is a sound progression plan.

Players hunting for Arrow often look for Bow, Crossbow, Spectral Arrow, and Tipped Arrow as well, since they share locations, recipes, or a progression path. For full stats and the crafting grid, the dedicated Arrow item page has the complete breakdown.