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Spider Jockey; Skeleton with Gold Armor
Zombie Pigmen Chicken Jockey
Random Silverfish Bug Block; not in Stronghold or anywhere near it.
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Silverfish blocks can generate in extreme hills biome.
Quote from InlandSet7» Silverfish blocks can generate in extreme hills biome.
A skeleton with no bow. Your move.
Stay fluffy~
Quote from BloodyPhoenix» A skeleton with no bow. Your move.
Invisible spiders are easy to find when you play in Hard mode. That's a weak comeback.
I may have played a few minutes in hard survival.
I'd show the same if mine hadn't been reset three times.
Slime rates are incredibly high. This video demonstration are the slimes that spawned as I was approaching the area. There are more in the tunnels around me.
Chicken Jockey
If there are more than 5 chicken jockeys together, it's best not to whack one. They are quite vicious.
Does it have to be a survival find?
Quote from WoodBlock» Does it have to be a survival find?
Spider Jockey; Skeleton with Gold Armor
Zombie Pigmen Chicken Jockey
Random Silverfish Bug Block; not in Stronghold or anywhere near it.
Silverfish blocks can generate in extreme hills biome.
Oh OK so they don't generate in just any biome. Thanks I didn't know that.
A skeleton with no bow. Your move.
Stay fluffy~
I see your skeleton with no bow and raise you a spider with no body.
Invisible spiders are easy to find when you play in Hard mode. That's a weak comeback.
Stay fluffy~
I may have played a few minutes in hard survival.
I'd show the same if mine hadn't been reset three times.
Stay fluffy~
Slime rates are incredibly high. This video demonstration are the slimes that spawned as I was approaching the area. There are more in the tunnels around me.
Chicken Jockey
If there are more than 5 chicken jockeys together, it's best not to whack one. They are quite vicious.
Does it have to be a survival find?
Whatever you think would be interesting.