Scp 207 Wiki & Guide

SCP-207 bottles drop from humanoid mobs (Zombies, Villagers, Illagers, and Piglins) with a 0.8% chance per kill. The most efficient farming method is to set up a mob grinder that focuses on these mobs and collect the rare drops over time.

You immediately gain extreme speed, haste, and jump boost, but lose one full heart of health and hear an ominous heartbeat. After one minute, all positive effects vanish and you suffer from nausea and intense wither effects as the liquid damages you from the inside.

Yes. Right-click a placed SCP-207 bottle while sneaking to smash it, which creates a weapon that deals high damage. This is useful for both combat and crowd control, though you lose the consumable effect.

Right-click on a block while holding SCP-207 to place it down. You can stack up to four bottles on a single block, similar to how sea pickles or candles work.

The wither effect is intense and will deal significant damage over the duration, so it can be lethal if you're already low on health or caught in combat. Plan your usage carefully and have healing items ready.

The speed, haste, and jump boost last for one minute before the negative effects begin. Time your usage strategically for escaping danger or completing time-sensitive tasks.

Drinking multiple bottles will stack the positive effects and their durations, but each drink costs one heart of health immediately. Stacking is risky and the wither effects will still hit hard after the minute expires.

SCP-207 is best used for emergency speed boosts to escape danger, reaching distant locations quickly, or as a smashed weapon for burst damage. Avoid using it in prolonged fights where the wither effect will catch you off-guard.

Yes, SCP-207 functions the same way in multiplayer servers as it does in single-player, though the effects and damage are applied only to the player who drinks it.

The wither effect is a core mechanic of SCP-207 and cannot be prevented, but you can mitigate damage by drinking healing potions or milk before the negative effects hit. Plan your usage to end in a safe location.