Free the End

Free the End is a task advancement in the End tab of Minecraft's advancement system, carrying the in-game description "Good luck." It branches directly off The End, so that earlier advancement is its prerequisite and must be earned first. The End tab covers advancements for the End dimension, from slaying the Ender Dragon to finding End Cities and the Elytra. Free the End was added in Minecraft 1.12 and is still in the 26.2 advancement set.

It is rated Hard difficulty on this site: requires significant effort, rare resources, or dangerous encounters. It uses the standard task frame, meaning it is a normal step in the tree rather than a goal or challenge milestone. 4 further advancements branch out of it: The Next Generation, Remote Getaway, The End... Again..., and You Need a Mint.

In tree terms, Free the End sits first along its line: the full path from the End root reads The End -> Free the End. That means 1 advancement must be completed before this one becomes available, and Free the End is one of 9 total advancements in the End tab. No other advancement shares its parent, so it is the only thing that branches from The End.

Free the End grants no experience directly; its value is progression rather than a point payout.

Earning it unlocks 4 follow-on advancements, The Next Generation, Remote Getaway, The End... Again..., and You Need a Mint, each of which becomes trackable only once Free the End is complete.