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Honey used in Potions - Potion of Peace

While honey is a consumable item, clears poison and can be used in making honey blocks and sugar, I believe it can be useful in potion crafting.

Honey, when collected without the use of a campfire, angers any bees, causing them to attack the player. Honey has to be collected while keeping bees peaceful.

It would be interesting to be able to combine honey into a potion that makes commonly hostile mobs, peaceful for a certain period of time. It could persuade players to collect honey before a run to the Nether/End.

Honey just by itself may be overpowered, so the process of making a Peace Potion could be:

- x amount of water bottles are collected

-netherwart is added to make an awkward potion

-honey block is added to create the potion

-glowstone/redstone causes the potion to be extended/enhanced

I think having a potion of peace would be a really cool addition to Minecraft, which may allow players to venture out into the night, less afraid of mobs attacking and killing them, allow for easier collection of mob loot and as well as utilise the bee and honey related mechanics of Minecraft.

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    But this must somehow be implemented for the players. Under this effect, players themselves will not be able to inflict damage. What about mechanisms and flint, buckets of lava? Does it mean that players will still be able to inflict damage to each other indirectly?

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    For players, who aren't inherently hostile, the potion of peace has to work a little differently. I think it could adopt a similar form to the status effect resistance, given to players through turtle master potions, beacons and enchanted golden apples.

    This means the potion of peace would provide a buff against damages except for starvation, the void, /kill and boss mobs. 

    As it works in the same way as resistance, this means that indirect damage still affects the player, but to a lesser degree.

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    this would be great! but i dont think glowstone should affect it