No Damage Pearl
Explore, escape and travel with less worry about ender pearl damage.
In vanilla Minecraft, teleporting with an ender pearl normally deals 5 damage — two and a half hearts. No Damage Pearl is designed to cancel that teleport damage while keeping the pearl’s normal flight, consumption and teleport behavior.
What it does
- Cancels damage identified as coming from your own ender pearl.
- Applies no Resistance effect and does not heal you afterward.
- Keeps vanilla pearl movement and teleport behavior.
- Does not target mob attacks, PvP or lava damage.
Why use it?
Cross ravines, navigate Nether tunnels, climb towers or escape dangerous situations without the usual pearl health cost when the landing is successfully detected.
How it works
The pack identifies your pearl landing and cancels the associated damage before it reaches your health.
Detection is not perfect. Very short teleports or ambiguous situations involving multiple pearls may still cause damage. Unusual movement near your own pearl may occasionally interfere with normal fall damage.
Requirements
- Minecraft Bedrock Edition 26.10 or newer.
- No experimental toggles, Beta APIs, cheats or commands required.
- No resource pack required.
- For multiplayer, activate the pack on the world or server.
Achievements
The pack uses stable add-on features and does not require cheats or experiments. However, achievement eligibility is not guaranteed for third-party packs. Minecraft officially supports achievements with add-ons released through Marketplace. Official information.
Installation
- Download and open the
.mcpackfile. - Let Minecraft import it.
- Activate No Damage Pearl under your world’s Behavior Packs.
Deactivating the pack restores normal pearl damage. The pack adds no persistent player effects or custom world content.
Compatibility
No vanilla entity files are replaced. Packs that change ender pearls, teleportation or damage handling may affect detection.
Feedback
Found a pearl that still hurts you, or a normal fall that causes no damage? Report your Minecraft version and what happened.

