Where to Find Wind Charge in Minecraft

Wind Charge is associated with Trial Chambers (deep underground). Vertically it is tied to the Y -40 to -20 range, which is the band you want to be mining or exploring in rather than wandering at random depths. The relevant structure, a Trial Chamber, generates deep underground in the Overworld and is built from copper, tuff, and exposed blocks of these materials — a useful visual cue while caving. The Breeze is a hostile mob that spawns from Trial Spawners in Trial Chambers. Trial Chambers generate deep underground with copper and tuff construction. In total, Wind Charge can reach your inventory through collecting it as a mob drop and looting it from generated structure chests, so you can pick whichever path your current world makes easiest.

The most reliable way to get Wind Charge is to craft it at a Crafting Table from Breeze Rod, which yields 4 per craft, because crafting is repeatable and does not depend on luck. Before you can craft it, gather the ingredients: Breeze Rod (kill a Breeze in a Trial Chamber). Wind Charges can be thrown to create a wind burst that knocks back entities and activates redstone components. Can be used for advanced parkour: throw at the ground beneath you to launch upward. 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. Worth noting on the version side: Added in 1.21 (Tricky Trials Update).

Players hunting for Wind Charge often look for Mace, Trial Key, and Ominous Trial Key as well, since they share locations, recipes, or a progression path. For full stats and the crafting grid, the dedicated Wind Charge item page has the complete breakdown.