4 best Minecraft skins for PvP

Small skins like Yoda or R2D2 are good in PvP (Image via Mojang)
Small skins like Yoda or R2D2 are good in PvP (Image via Mojang)

PvP is one of the most popular game types in Minecraft. There are worlds and servers dedicated entirely to PvP. Players often play it and are always looking for ways to get ahead. The gameplay is pretty straightforward so there's not much that players can do to get an advantage. However, other factors can affect it. Skins are the most common part of Minecraft that can be changed, so these are the best way to get ahead in PvP worlds.

Note: This article reflects the writer's personal opinion.


Skins to get an advantage in Minecraft PvP worlds

4) Dark skins

Any skin without bright colors is useful for not drawing attention. Dark skins are a good choice when picking a PvP skin. The Enderman skin is a popular choice among players and will be very helpful to keep players hidden. It doesn't necessarily blend in, but it also doesn't stand out.


3) Wooden skin

A wooden skin is very helpful if there is wood in the world. This is especially true for oak wood, which is the most common type of wood. Blending in is especially helpful in PvP and this is a skin that helps players do just that.

The skin can be changed to fit in with the surroundings, but oak wood is usually used for builds. Only the eyes are visible, so players will have no trouble blending in with the wooden background.

Wooden skins are good for blending in with buildings (Image via Mojang)
Wooden skins are good for blending in with buildings (Image via Mojang)

2) Grass block skin

Every Minecraft world has grass blocks, so blending in with those is always very helpful. Custom skins can be made out of literally anything, so players can use that to their advantage. Grass is the most abundant block in the game. Blending in with it can give players a leg up on their opponents.


1) Yoda

Yoda is the most prominent small skin. This skin stands a block tall whereas others are two blocks. It doesn't actually make players shorter. They will only appear that way. However, that appearance can be the difference maker. This concept can be applied to other short skins, but Yoda from the Classic Star Wars pack is the most common.

Which of these is the most helpful?

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