One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread): A passive dirt digging creature that serves as a destructive nuisance without being an actual threat itself.
Under what conditions does it spawn?: In spawns around or underneath dirt.
Behavior: It can move through the dirt in any direction, destroying the dirt block as it enters it, replacing it with an air block. It will be completely passive and indifferent to the player. It will carve inconvenient trenches in the dirt that the player will have to hope around and could destroy your home if it is made of dirt.
Rarity: Uncommon
Drops: Shovels of various type?
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?:
It will force players to get into the habit of building a stone foundation for their home or run the risk of having moles dig holes into your floor. Currently the only mob that does any real damage is the creeper and it only does the damage if provoked. The mole will passively cause minor damage and become a pest mob instead of merely a hostile or resource crop. It will give players more uses for dirt as they can us it to fix any trenches the mole has dug out. It would pose a threat to crops, torches simply sitting on dirt as well as rail tracks on dirt . It would completely bypass fences.
Potential domestication: If it were possible to pick up the mole, it could be deployed as a digging machine. When released it will dig in a straight line through dirt for about 10 blocks then go back to being wild.
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Suggested Mob Name: sand worm
Drops: Spice
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: The spice MUST flow. Whoever controls the spice controls the universe.
They could have glowing red eyes and come in different colors. Brown, different grays, white, black, whatever. It might vary depending on where they spawn. Their fur may also vary a bit, being well-groomed, matted, or bloody, depending on how many they've killed.
Spawn on overworld only, on grass/snow/sand, in the dark (not caves). Could have a Nether variation.
They would mostly hunt other mobs at night, eating their drops, but running away from any monsters posing a serious threat to them (skeletons and creepers). They'll also have the common sense to avoid fire and lava, but may stay away from torches for the same reason. They may raise their tails and snarl at you, warning you to stay away, only attacking if you come closer than that. Others might simply attack you on sight. One last thing they could do is turn toward the moon and howl on occasion.
Rarity: Somewhat Common
Drops: leather, bones, things they've eaten, meat, maybe fangs for different tools.
Notch has mentioned the idea before, and it would be nice to see an animal with a lot of features beyond simply killing you or being hunted for resources (lame farm animals don't even graze, for pete's sake). I'm not going to talk about taming them, that's best left for another thread.
Health: 5-10 hearts, depending on difficulty.
DEAR LORD! Have none of you guys ever heard of Dr. Zharks Mo' Creatures? You know, only the most popular Minecraft mod EVER.
Although not everyone likes to use mobs. This is just a thread for brainstorming, maybe Lucario envisions wolves differently then Dr. Zharks did.
But btw, I'm pretty sure Notch has stated that he is going to implement wolves.
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Well I had made this gigantic post for Mo' creatures, but I thought you guys would appreciate it if I posted it here for those of you not keeping an eye on that thread. My apologies for not following standard mob suggestion format.
What’s updated: Even more animals, included links to the people I got ideas from (wasn’t easy to find them all in this thread!), included the default aggressive mobs I forgot, separated farm animals into individual mobs/pictures
{2nd Big fat post} I'm going to order them by what biome they should spawn in. So, the biomes are rain forest, swamp, seasonal forest, forest, savanna, woods, taiga, desert, grass desert, and tundra.
Group those together in their appropriate larger groups; winter biomes - taiga, tundra; savanna biomes - savanna; Plains (Australia) biomes (was going to group this together with savanna, but I thought the animals should be kept separate) - grass desert (plains); seasonal forest biomes (aka, the normal biome) - seasonal forest; rain forest biomes - rain forest; forest biomes - forest, woods; desert biomes - desert; swamp biomes - swamp
Mobs not to apply: Goblins - would be better saved for mob villages Pigmen - would be better saved for mob villages (model already in game)
For anything that says ‘possible poison’ or something of that nature, I would suggest poison be like a short term fire effect (screen would go a hue of green, and/or your character look a hue of green). Anything that can poison would drop poison sacks, which in turn could be used to make antidotes or to poison your weapons.
One Sentence Summary: A very powerful mob that wanders Arctic biomes.
Physical Description or Picture: Large white bear.
Under what conditions does it spawn: Only in Arctic biomes, day or night it doesn't matter.
Behavior: Hostile
Rarity: semi-rare
Drops: bear hide, this would be used to make armor that is in between leather and iron. It would also give protection from the cold (If that would be implemented)
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft: Make Arctic biomes more dangerous (as it would be tough to kill). As well as add more fun to the game.
Mob Ideas:
Mole:
Spawns in woods and forests and sometimes plains. They tunnel! They can destroy crops easily though.
Ants: Spawn almost everywhere except for cold areas and underwater. They are passive. If you drop something, they will pick it up and drag it to their hill. You could kill it there and get it back or follow it to find the hill. Then you can destroy that.
Bees: Spawns in forests and woods. They buzz around near flowers. If you provoke it, a swarm will chase you. This will also happen if you approach the hive. If you destroy the hive you get honeycomb which can make Wax or Honey.
Leprechaun:
Spawns at the end of a rainbow. Sometimes rainbows appear and if you follow them, some little leprechauns might be there running around. If you attack one, it will drop gold ingots and run off. Do it quick before they all hide.
Elephant:
Spawns in Savannah and sometimes Rainforest biomes. They are Neutral. They will charge at full speed if provoked. They drop ivory.
Bull:
Spawns where cows are. In fact, they are often accompanied by many cows. They will charge at you if you attack one of its cow companions or attack it. They drop leather.
Mummy:
Spawns in the desert at night. They are slow but powerful. They drop Cloth and Bone.
Whale:
Spawns in deep water. Ridable. Drops leather and blubber.
Piranha:
Spawns in water in the rainforest. Often in swarms. Drops fish.
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread)
a cowardly small traveler, that will drop a random item , and a difficult to kill bodyguard.
Physical Description or Picture
the Merchant looks like a small pitch black dwarf with a snake lower half . This dwarf travels with a large ogre creatures. The merchant is also followed by either a moving chest or pack animal(donkeys, camels,
Under what conditions does it spawn?
any where during the day
Behavior
This mob basically wanders around taking random blocks, The special actions come when the merchant is attacked. The merchant will proceed to run away away from the source of danger. the ogre will then get in between the merchant and the source of danger. If the ogre is killed and the merchant is still alive another ogre will spawn near the merchant. The ogre and merchant will will then become neutral until attacked again. The merchant will also give a random block when it receives a block of any type.
Rarity
rare
Drops
anything excluding blocks that can't be normally obtained.
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?
The merchant and ogre have a interesting dynamic. one will produce infinite versions of the other if it is still alive. The other will provide safety for it's smaller mob and provide a challenge. also It could be useful to have a mob that can produce blocks for the player. The ogre would need to be a challenge though. maybe some kind boss-like monster with a lot of hp and strength.
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very nice suggestions not made by me. The aether: a cool ice/wind based realm Goedes : brings even more gems into minecraft in a sensible way.
I want occasional chairs. they have be better than sometimes sofas.
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Mob name: Alpha Creeper
- This is a creeper that doesn't stop with just one bang!
Description: Twice the size of a normal creeper and twice the health, but with a slight darker green.
Spawn Conditions: spawns the same as a normal creeper in lighting conditions, biome and overworld. Only spawns on difficulty Normal & Hard.
Behavior: When not attacking, it lets out a low fuse hiss as it moves around. When attacking, it will charge full ahead like a bull which will make it miss sometimes. It moves as fast as a spider and if it or a creeper within 20 blocks of it is attacked or accidentally injured, it will attack the source, not excluding other mobs, exploding whenever in range. This gives it an edge that makes it feel like it truly is the alpha of the creepers. Alpha creepers have a 4 explosion limit, with the last being half larger that of a regular explosion.
Rarity: Very Rare, like a spider jockey
Drops: 3-6 sulphur
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?:
It gives more challenge to the survival aspect and makes for a nice source of sulphur. Other than that, It makes the creepers more realistic to have an alpha leader type somewhere to lead the pack/heard.
[EDIT] thar be a photoshopped pic now!
Very lame paste, and needs more work on the design, but it's a graphic of some sort.
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Boss mob idea:
Master dragon
Size: 16x8x8 blocks
Health: 40 hearts
Dark red in colour, and spews out fireballs (like a ghast's, but actually sets fire to stuff) 8 at a time. Also uses its tail for a melee attack.
Spawn: Atop tall mountains in the Overworld. Light level 4 or less. Needs a space 32x32x32 to spawn in.
Drops: 8 lava buckets, 2 flint and steel, 64 sulphur
Dragon
Size: 4x2x2
Health: 10 hearts
Shoots fireballs at the player whenever sighted, but less often and weaker than a ghast's. Extremely hostile.
Spawn: 8x8x8 spaces with light level less than 7
Drops: 0-2 feathers, 0-2 sulphur.
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Hey all! I got an idea!
Ancient tree
Should be a passive mob untill attacked, that looks like a tree, but have legs (Like the creeper ones, just a little larger). It should have a face a little higher than hlaf the tree's hight looking somewhat like a creepers just more treeish.
It will move very slowly, mostly just stand still. All trees could have a potential change of turning into a tree if left alone like.. 5-10 minecraft days. Even the "huge" trees could turn into an ancient, just like a (boss) mode.
They would drop
0-5
and
0-4 (Tree saplings)
The fastest and best weapon of choice would be an axe, with the same health as a zombie, or one heart more.
Edit: They would be a melee mob. They move faster when attacked.
Buster :smile.gif:
Very ent-ish! I like the thought, but the idea isn't very nicely fleshed out.
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Name: Treefolk
Description: Walking tree mobs.
Physical Description or Picture: It looks like a 5 block tree, but with scarce leaves and twigs sticking out the top and upper back, two long arms that come out from the side making it look slightly larger on the top half than the bottom, and the bottom two wood blocks separate into legs. It's bark color is a tad more faded than regular trees, and it has a face on it's top block that should be similar to this:
Spawning Condition: Should spawn on grass near a forest, in every biome except desert, day or night, in Overworld. Only on difficulty Normal & Hard.
Behavior: They have 20 health like an Alpha Creeper and do melee attacks with 2 points of damage per attack. Moves slowly, and will attack if you come within 10 blocks of it, or start to chop down trees within 20 blocks of it w/o planting a sapling before. They will not attack you if you plant a sapling. Instead, they will become friendly and attack mobs that've targeted their new friend(i.e. you), as long as you plant a sapling after each tree you cut down. They would spawn around another tree faceless and standing still and when someone either attacks them or a nearby tree they wake up with a face and start to move. If you set them on fire they will rush to the nearest water source and attempt to douse the flames by jumping in the water. Also, if they're injured and there's no nearby hostile mobs and they're otherwise not doing anything, they will find a nearby water source and jump in to restore their health and then return to where they were in their forest patch. They make a loud stomping rumble sound as they walk and they also make various whale/elephant-like moans, screeches, and creaking noises similar to those found in this video .
(Added note)Leaves on other trees are transparent to them as they would be extremely hindered if they couldn't pass through them.
Rarity: Very Rare
Drops: 0-4 wooden logs, 0-2 saplings, and 0-2 ent wood
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: This would first of all implement ent wood which could be used to make healing armor and burn in a furnace as long as lava(fyi, "ent" is Anglo-Saxon for giant). Second, having Treefolk in some of those big forests would add some more mystical-ness to the game's atmosphere which is always nice.
I personally like this idea.
Suggested Mob Name
bunyip
Physical Description or Picture
the over half is a gorilla and the downer half is like a crokodil and it's are going on for legs
Under what conditions does it spawn?
(darkness or light, specific biome or general, nether or overworld)
savanna, in darkness
Behavior
are aggresive when it see you
Rarity
very rare
Drops
1-5 croccodil claws and ape fur
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?
for it's cool
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread): A very rewarding, but very dangerous creature.
Physical Description or Picture: A Pigman cursed to be in eternal fire. It spits fireballs, and if you touch it, you will be on fire. The lore of this creature is pretty much unknown, some think he accidently fell into lava and survived, some think that when he was a little piglet, he accidently got into a Player's fireplace. You must kill it per phases. Like a mega boss or something: Phase 1:
It cannot be damaged naturally, so just repel his fireballs to him. After enough damage taken, he starts to charge an Uber Fireball. At this time, dash to him and slash at him like a freak. If you dealt enough damage to him, he will cancel his Uber Fireball and start Phase 2.. But if you fail... You will die... No matter what armor is on you, you will just die. Phase 2:
He will rise into the sky, and a 5x5 area around you will raise too. You better be careful, you can easily fall if you get to addicted to the fight! Some zombie pigmen will spawn, and they will attack you! Kill the zombie pigman, and do just like in Phase 1. Slash at him like crazy. Phase 3:
Now it's time to die... Well, you're ABOUT to die, 'cause this is the Phase before the finishing Phase! He will disappear, and you will be circled with Zombie Pigmen! Just fight off as long as you can. If you survive long enough, there will be so much Zombie Pigmen that you couldn't survive even if you were a hacker! I mean... Well, you know. So you die, and your respawn in a 9x9x9 box, you got only a wooden sword... And you have to use it using your brain, not your might! 2 ropes will appear, and if you cut the right one, 3 more will appear... And so on... When you finish the fourth set of ropes, you will appear in the place you died, with all your equipment back, and this is where the finishing Phase begins... Finishing Phase:
Now he's giant... 10 times bigger than you. Well, he got stairs around him! If you stay on them for too long, they will fall. So you will have to run as fast as you can on the stairs, and when you reach his head, hit it. After you hit it, you will fall off, but take no fall damage. Then repeat. DO NOTE!!! More times you hit him, more missing stairs will be on the way to the head, even 2 stair gaps! *gasp*, when you defeat him, he will drop LOTS... LOOOOTS of stuff! Have fun with your reward... Until you die.
Under what conditions does it spawn?: Only in Nether. In .
Behavior: Aggressive
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Drops: , , , , and a 0,25% chance to drop 3 .
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: 'Cause Minecraft lacks in boss mobs, also i think it's a very nice addition to the game... Mostly, to the Nether.
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Suggested Mob Name: The Burning One
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread): A very rewarding, but very dangerous creature.
Physical Description or Picture: A Pigman cursed to be in eternal fire. It spits fireballs, and if you touch it, you will be on fire. The lore of this creature is pretty much unknown, some think he accidently fell into lava and survived, some think that when he was a little piglet, he accidently got into a Player's fireplace. You must kill it per phases. Like a mega boss or something: Phase 1:
It cannot be damaged naturally, so just repel his fireballs to him. After enough damage taken, he starts to charge an Uber Fireball. At this time, dash to him and slash at him like a freak. If you dealt enough damage to him, he will cancel his Uber Fireball and start Phase 2.. But if you fail... You will die... No matter what armor is on you, you will just die. Phase 2:
He will rise into the sky, and a 5x5 area around you will raise too. You better be careful, you can easily fall if you get to addicted to the fight! Some zombie pigmen will spawn, and they will attack you! Kill the zombie pigman, and do just like in Phase 1. Slash at him like crazy. Phase 3:
Now it's time to die... Well, you're ABOUT to die, 'cause this is the Phase before the finishing Phase! He will disappear, and you will be circled with Zombie Pigmen! Just fight off as long as you can. If you survive long enough, there will be so much Zombie Pigmen that you couldn't survive even if you were a hacker! I mean... Well, you know. So you die, and your respawn in a 9x9x9 box, you got only a wooden sword... And you have to use it using your brain, not your might! 2 ropes will appear, and if you cut the right one, 3 more will appear... And so on... When you finish the fourth set of ropes, you will appear in the place you died, with all your equipment back, and this is where the finishing Phase begins... Finishing Phase:
Now he's giant... 10 times bigger than you. Well, he got stairs around him! If you stay on them for too long, they will fall. So you will have to run as fast as you can on the stairs, and when you reach his head, hit it. After you hit it, you will fall off, but take no fall damage. Then repeat. DO NOTE!!! More times you hit him, more missing stairs will be on the way to the head, even 2 stair gaps! *gasp*, when you defeat him, he will drop LOTS... LOOOOTS of stuff! Have fun with your reward... Until you die.
Under what conditions does it spawn?: Only in Nether. In .
Behavior: Aggressive
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Drops: , , , , and a 0,25% chance to drop 3 .
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: 'Cause Minecraft lacks in boss mobs, also i think it's a very nice addition to the game... Mostly, to the Nether.
Ok, so I've been gone for a while, I'm back!
I just updated the discussion thread again, but it needs more posts!!!!
Please, come post some feedback and opinions in the discussion thread!!!!!
The link to it is in the opening post.
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Rarity: Quite rare in the overworld, during the day spawns anywhere there is grass and light, like an animal, but during the night transforms into the ghast with legs.
What about a minecraft devil? He could live in a hidden castle in the nether. Many ghasts should surround the castle, so it would be hard to get to the devil. If the devil saw you, he would come up and attack. The devil should be extremely hard to defeat, and should be very strong. If defeated, the devil would turn into 3 golden apples, 5 TNT , 2 buckets of lava , 4 gold ingots , and a portal out of the nether. Maybe a new item could be created for the defeat of the Minecraft Devil.
Thats stupid.... Minecraft is randomly generated so it would be stupid to put a castle into the nether.
There COULD be random "dungeons" with minotaurs or another hellish creature inside that is tough to kill. The chests inside would have new items, records, ect. The Mob Spawner would spawn zombie pigmen when placed by the player.
Please don't be so harsh in criticizing. I would say that it would be cool to have some form of pre-created building in the game. Like the idea of villages. But I think that there would still have to be a random part of it, such as room placement. Plus I would like some type of large enemy only found rarely in the nether.
Why do you suggest a devil in minecraft? you need to add more details! the nether is a hell world so it would make sense, but what would he look like? like some dude? or some creep? ?what kind of castle? stone? nether rack? cobble? mossy? obsidian? and if he turns into a portal you had to come in through one? maybe if he dropped a trident or a spear you could use as a weapon? and if he dropped random items there needs to be one type of item dropped at a time! think these things over. your post needs revising.
Spawn : Nether, Underground, Light level of 5, Snow Terrain.
Drops : Dirt, Gunpowder, Flint, Corneas
Cornea Info :
Its basically part of Gazers eye, and It can be crafting into telescopes, binoculars, and magnifying glasses. The cornea can be burned to turn into small fertilizer, which can be placed in your workbench 4 times into large fertilizer.
Craftings :
Telescope :sad.gif: Ya im not that good with telescopes, Sorry!)
Other : The Gazer is a big eye with 4 legs, and will attack you when you attack it. Its not advised to attack it sword only, since it will fire 2 giant purple goo at you that will slow you down and destroys your heart pixel by pixel. You can get out by looking down and beating up the floor and jumping into it and destroying the goo, or you could get out by lighting the goo on fire, but this is not advised.
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread): A passive dirt digging creature that serves as a destructive nuisance without being an actual threat itself.
Under what conditions does it spawn?: In spawns around or underneath dirt.
Behavior: It can move through the dirt in any direction, destroying the dirt block as it enters it, replacing it with an air block. It will be completely passive and indifferent to the player. It will carve inconvenient trenches in the dirt that the player will have to hope around and could destroy your home if it is made of dirt.
Rarity: Uncommon
Drops: Shovels of various type?
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?:
It will force players to get into the habit of building a stone foundation for their home or run the risk of having moles dig holes into your floor. Currently the only mob that does any real damage is the creeper and it only does the damage if provoked. The mole will passively cause minor damage and become a pest mob instead of merely a hostile or resource crop. It will give players more uses for dirt as they can us it to fix any trenches the mole has dug out. It would pose a threat to crops, torches simply sitting on dirt as well as rail tracks on dirt . It would completely bypass fences.
Potential domestication: If it were possible to pick up the mole, it could be deployed as a digging machine. When released it will dig in a straight line through dirt for about 10 blocks then go back to being wild.
joke suggestion
Suggested Mob Name: sand worm
Drops: Spice
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: The spice MUST flow. Whoever controls the spice controls the universe.
Although not everyone likes to use mobs. This is just a thread for brainstorming, maybe Lucario envisions wolves differently then Dr. Zharks did.
But btw, I'm pretty sure Notch has stated that he is going to implement wolves.
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I made this map! Please check it out! It's a really awesome map that took me over a year to make! :3
Biome:
Aggression:can not attack
Drops: nothing
Additional Info: it sometimes is aggressive and they start making noises and exploding around you. looks like torch light (not attack, there reg form)
3rd Big fat post of animal suggestions. Compilation of animals and their appropriate biomes. Some ideas taken from previous posts (the ones I know - zimberzimber, Chrsy2, SiixSiiNz, urdestiny, and DarknessStar2099, Daveyx0 (woodland creatures thread), Iriseon, Zurich Antiock (nether update thread)).
What’s updated: Even more animals, included links to the people I got ideas from (wasn’t easy to find them all in this thread!), included the default aggressive mobs I forgot, separated farm animals into individual mobs/pictures
{2nd Big fat post}
I'm going to order them by what biome they should spawn in. So, the biomes are rain forest, swamp, seasonal forest, forest, savanna, woods, taiga, desert, grass desert, and tundra.
Group those together in their appropriate larger groups; winter biomes - taiga, tundra; savanna biomes - savanna; Plains (Australia) biomes (was going to group this together with savanna, but I thought the animals should be kept separate) - grass desert (plains); seasonal forest biomes (aka, the normal biome) - seasonal forest; rain forest biomes - rain forest; forest biomes - forest, woods; desert biomes - desert; swamp biomes - swamp
Winter biomes:
Penguins - passive, occasionally dance, lay eggs
http://media.scpr.org/images/2010/10/06/penguin.jpg
Arctic Hare - passive , same as bunny except different color
http://peterandthehare.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/mech_07.jpg
Snow Owls - passive, attacks small prey
http://www.romantic-chateau.com/images/krasna_lipa_snowy_owl_barrow.jpg
Musk Oxen - neutral, drops wool, spawn in groups, milkable
http://www.alaska-in-pictures.com/data/media/1/musk-oxen_4902.jpg
Arctic Fox - neutral, same as fox except different color
http://www.anwr.org/gallery/images/08-Arctic%20Fox.jpg
Wooly Mammoth - neutral, drops wool
http://www.prehistory.com/dinosaurs/woolym.jpg
Seals/Walrus - passive/aggressive respectively, near or in water, spawns in groups of seals with 1 walrus (no clubbing seals!)
http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/bio203/s2007/kolinski_alis/images/Walrus%20nutrition.jpg
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_E2Wa1M6x1fI/S9mXEtPNzFI/AAAAAAAAEVk/irTzo75vTLQ/s1600/seal5_large.jpg
Polar Bears - neutral, aggressive at night, attacks smaller creatures (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://www.solcomhouse.com/images/792px-Polar_Bear_2004-11-15.jpg
White Wolf - aggressive, same as wolf except different color
http://stormwolf.webs.com/Whitefur.jpg
Snow Leopards - aggressive
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Snow_Leopard_1.jpg
Desert biomes:
Camels - passive, mountable, speed of brown or black horse
http://camels.evilsun.org/camel.jpg
Desert Fox - neutral, same as fox except different color
http://www.sinai-guide.com/Attractions/images/Desert-Fox.jpg
Horned Lizards - neutral (they shoot blood from their eyes at aggressors)
http://www.wildherps.com/images/herps/standard/horned_lizard_Navajo_camo.jpg
Scorpions - aggressive, possible poison
http://www.flightglobal.com/blogs/flight-international/scorpion.gif
Desert Snakes - aggressive, possibly poison, sidewinders
http://www.phschool.com/science/science_news/articles/images/snake_pits1.jpg
Mummy - aggressive, spawns at night
http://www.megomuseum.com/legend/monsters/mummy_art.jpg
Anubis Warrior - aggressive, spawns at night
http://www.donaldislost.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/lifesize-egyptian-anubis-sculpture-1.jpg
Rain Forest biomes:
Tree Frogs - passive
http://zoltantakacs.com/zt/im/scan/reptiles/red_eye_tree_frog_Agalychnis_callidryas_32292_v340.jpg
Lizards - passive
http://i.neoseeker.com/mgv/436139-Triforce%20of%20Wisdom/139/15/lizard_display.jpg
Monkeys - passive, but they still throw ‘things’ at you, trainable
http://www.buzzle.com/img/articleImages/364186-1048-45.jpg
Koalas - passive, rare
http://www.stanford.edu/~jay/koalas/Koala450j.jpg
Nymph - neutral, attacks you if you attack a passive/neutral creature (so hard to find a good SFW image - they would look like sexy tree people)
http://www.josephinewall.co.uk/goddesses/wood_nymph.jpg
Ents - neutral, drops tree things (wood, sticks, saplings), faster than cutting down trees
http://img-nex.theonering.net/images/ttt_promo/ent_oak_big.jpg
Panther - aggressive, spawn at night
http://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/1647/PreviewComp/SuperStock_1647R-50451.jpg
Snakes - aggressive, possibly poison, vipers
http://www.scenicreflections.com/ithumbs/greenvipersnake_215.gif
Apes - aggressive
http://www.awf.org/files/3972_image2_western_gorilla_MWatson.jpg
Constrictor snakes - aggressive, large snakes, non-poisonous
http://www.waynelynch.ca/neotropical_rainforest/14-Boa_Constrictor_Panama_101.jpg
Forest biomes:
Fruit Bats - passive
http://www.texasmonthly.com/blogs/eatmywords/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/fruit-bat.jpg
Possum - passive, when attacked it plays dead - hitting it while ‘dead’ will kill it, other creatures wont attack it while it is playing dead
http://blogs.995themountain.com/files/2009/07/possum.jpg
Beaver - passive
http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/NorthAmerica/images/LargeBeaverPhoto.jpg
Red Squirrel - passive, spawns on the side of trees, can climb like spiders
http://www.internet-grocer.net/squirrel2.jpg
Owls - passive, attacks small prey
http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/uploads/barred-owl.jpg
Bunnies - passive, wearable, breeds fast, make exclusive for forest biomes and plains biomes
http://svpow.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/wild-rabbit-41946.jpg
Ducks - passive, lays eggs, make exclusive to forest biomes
http://animal.discovery.com/guides/wild-birds/gallery/mallard_duck.jpg
Boar - neutral, drops meat, make exclusive to forest biomes
http://www.poppyfields.net/poppy/photos/images/020604_otters/16_boar.jpg
Raccoons - neutral, picks up items off the ground
http://torontoist.com/attachments/toronto_patrickm/2006_10_05_raccoon.jpg
Wood Nymphs - neutral, attacks you if you attack a passive/neutral creature (so hard to find a good SFW image - they would look like sexy tree people)
http://www.josephinewall.co.uk/goddesses/wood_nymph.jpg
Ents - neutral, drops tree things (wood, sticks, saplings), faster than cutting down trees
http://img-nex.theonering.net/images/ttt_promo/ent_oak_big.jpg
Foxs - neutral, make them exclusive for forest biomes
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/006/cache/red-fox_679_600x450.jpg
Skunks - neutral, would attack with something similar to poison, curable with water
http://animal.discovery.com/mammals/skunk/pictures/skunk-picture.jpg
Moose - neutral
http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/IMAGES/Alaska/MOOSE.jpg
Bears - neutral, aggressive at night, attacks smaller creatures, make them exclusive for this biome
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/005/cache/grizzly-bear_566_600x450.jpg
Porcupines - aggressive, short agro range, easy to kill with sword, hurts to punch with bare fists
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/07/01-07/porcupine.jpg
Doe/Deer - passive/aggressive respectively, usually spawn together
http://www.new-forest-national-park.com/image-files/fallow_deer.jpg
Wolves - aggressive, spawns at night, attacks smaller prey, make exclusive to this biome
http://www.maxwaugh.com/images/zoo02/wolf2.jpg
Seasonal forest biomes:
Possum - passive, when attacked it plays dead - hitting it while ‘dead’ will kill it, other creatures wont attack it while it is playing dead
http://blogs.995themountain.com/files/2009/07/possum.jpg
Owls - passive, attacks small prey
http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/uploads/barred-owl.jpg
Bunnies - passive, wearable, breeds fast, make exclusive for forest biomes and plains biomes
http://svpow.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/wild-rabbit-41946.jpg
Beaver - passive
http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/NorthAmerica/images/LargeBeaverPhoto.jpg
Squirrel - passive, spawns on the side of trees, can climb like spiders
http://blogs.ft.com/westminster/files/2010/07/squirrel-jp.jpg
Ducks - passive, lays eggs, make exclusive to forest biomes
http://animal.discovery.com/guides/wild-birds/gallery/mallard_duck.jpg
Sheep - passive, sheer them for wool, comes in ranges of white-black, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.reggie.net/photos/ireland/sligo/carrowkeel/4737304_black_and_white_sheep-600.jpg
Chickens - passive, lays eggs, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.ifood.tv/files/images/How_to_butcher_a_chicken_-_get_plump_chickens.jpg
Rooster - passive, counterpart of chickens
http://jennygardiner.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/rooster.jpg
Pigs - passive, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://scienceblogs.com/thoughtfulanimal/2010/08/03/pig.jpg
Llamas - passive
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/other/llama/llama1.jpg
Cows - passive, milkable, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.pollsb.com/photos/o/12838-rude_cow.jpg
Rams - neutral, counterpart to sheep
http://animalmakers.com/Catalog/images/ram_1079-01.jpg
Bulls - neutral, counterpart of cows
http://image10.webshots.com/10/0/94/10/130109410iJwVyg_ph.jpg
Boar - neutral, drops meat, make exclusive to forest biomes
http://www.poppyfields.net/poppy/photos/images/020604_otters/16_boar.jpg
Raccoons - neutral, picks up items off the ground
http://torontoist.com/attachments/toronto_patrickm/2006_10_05_raccoon.jpg
Skunks - neutral, would attack with something similar to poison, curable with water
http://animal.discovery.com/mammals/skunk/pictures/skunk-picture.jpg
Foxs - neutral, make them exclusive for forest biomes
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/006/cache/red-fox_679_600x450.jpg
Porcupines - aggressive, short agro range, easy to kill with sword, hurts to punch with bare fists
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/strollerderby/2008/07/01-07/porcupine.jpg
Weasel - passive
http://thehui.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/mad_weasel.jpg
Wolves - aggressive, spawns at night, attacks smaller prey, make exclusive to this biome
http://www.maxwaugh.com/images/zoo02/wolf2.jpg
Savanna biomes:
Giraffes - passive
http://www.freewebs.com/nmperry06/giraffes.jpg
Zebras - passive
http://sabushveld.co.za/zebra.jpg
Buffalo - passive, spawn in packs
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_yxE8VAdBH-w/R_lRkJ5Y3uI/AAAAAAAAATY/upm3olgRao0/s400/buffalo.jpg
Gazelle - passive, spawn in packs
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/willow/gazelle-info0.gif
Flamingo - passive, spawn near water
http://www.birding.in/images/Birds/greater_flamingo.jpg
Hippopotamus - neutral, spawn near water, could have birds ride them
http://www.wildlife-pictures-online.com/image-files/baby-hippo_0367.jpg
Elephants - neutral; possibly ridable with multiple people
http://www.wildlife-pictures-online.com/image-files/elephant_tuli-ns24_med.jpg
Lions - aggressive, make them exclusive for this biome, attacks other animals
http://lionsenter.com/img/Steve-Bloom-Lion-Pride-PH0295.jpg
Rhino - aggressive
http://www.aazkdetroit.org/images/rhino.jpg
Leopards - aggressive
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/006/cache/leopard_606_600x450.jpg
Hyena - aggressive, spawn in packs, fights lions
http://scienceblogs.com/neurotopia/hyena1.jpg
Caiman - aggressive, spawn near water
http://nas.er.usgs.gov/XIMAGESERVERX/2005/20050818191758.gif
Plains biomes:
Owls - passive, attacks small prey
http://www.cryptomundo.com/wp-content/uploads/barred-owl.jpg
Bunnies - passive, wearable, breeds fast, make exclusive for forest biomes and plains biomes
http://svpow.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/wild-rabbit-41946.jpg
Possum - passive, when attacked it plays dead - hitting it while ‘dead’ will kill it, other creatures wont attack it while it is playing dead
http://blogs.995themountain.com/files/2009/07/possum.jpg
Sheep - passive, sheer them for wool, comes in ranges of white-black, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.reggie.net/photos/ireland/sligo/carrowkeel/4737304_black_and_white_sheep-600.jpg
Chickens - passive, lays eggs, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.ifood.tv/files/images/How_to_butcher_a_chicken_-_get_plump_chickens.jpg
Rooster - passive, counterpart of chickens
http://jennygardiner.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/rooster.jpg
Pigs - passive, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://scienceblogs.com/thoughtfulanimal/2010/08/03/pig.jpg
Llamas - passive
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/other/llama/llama1.jpg
Cows - passive, milkable, restrict them to only spawn in Seasonal forest and plains biomes (other functions already added with Farmcraft) (already in game)
http://www.pollsb.com/photos/o/12838-rude_cow.jpg
Rams - neutral, counterpart to sheep
http://animalmakers.com/Catalog/images/ram_1079-01.jpg
Bulls - neutral, counterpart of cows
http://image10.webshots.com/10/0/94/10/130109410iJwVyg_ph.jpg
Platypus - neutral, possible poison (yes they are poisonous, go look it up)
http://dcn.davis.ca.us/~platypus/images/platygeo.jpg
Kangaroo - neutral
http://blog.bioethics.net/541447~Australian-Kangaroo-Posters.jpg
Frilled Lizards - neutral (they flash their neck gill things at aggressors)
http://herpindiego.com/images/Australia2004/FrilledLizard.jpg
http://www.brucemeans.com/around_world_photos_2001/frilled-lizard500.jpg
Ostrich - aggressive (they aren’t nice!)
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/006/cache/ostrich_653_600x450.jpg
Swamp biomes:
Frogs - passive
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/frog-1.jpg
Flamingo - passive, spawn near water
http://www.birding.in/images/Birds/greater_flamingo.jpg
Poison dart frogs - neutral (when you attack one they try to touch you like small slimes), neon colored, possible poisonous to touch
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/193/478603820_1a4d87110a.jpg
Alligator- aggressive, spawn in water near grass
http://animals.timduru.org/dirlist/alligator/SudiaBirdPhoto_001-Alligator.jpg
Snakes - aggressive, possibly poison
http://www.nearctica.com/herps/snakes/colubrid/Fabacur1.jpg
Under water:
Regular ol’ fish - passive, they drop fresh fish
http://classes.dma.ucla.edu/Winter06/161B/projects/eric/ps2/fish-school.jpg
Rainbow fish - passive, same as regular fish, except vibrantly colored (many varieties)
http://www.makeupgeek.com/wp-content/uploads/fish-02.jpg
Jellyfish - passive, hurts to touch, hurts to punch with bare hands
http://earthguide.ucsd.edu/hughes2001/acct/lzace/jellyfish.gif
Bottlenose Dolphins - passive, ward off sharks, mountable?
http://www.theoriginaldolphinwatch.com/images/dolphin1b.jpg
Whale - passive, spawn in gigantic bodies of water
http://fascinatingly.com/home/images/stories/humpback_whale.jpg
Seahorse - passive
http://divegallery.com/seahorse_1.jpg
Giant Grouper - passive
http://www.oceanwideimages.com/images/9680/large/45M1092-02-goliath-grouper.jpg
Manatee - passive (milkable sea cow? Lol)
http://www.manateetoursusa.com/images/MTDpicsmisc/marinoman6.jpg
Otter - passive
http://www.visitsacandaga.com/nature/river_otter.jpg
Plesiosaurs - passive, rare
http://www.zmescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/plesiosaur1.jpg
Squid - passive (already in game)
http://files.octavarius.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/humboldt-squid.jpg
Sea Turtle - passive
http://www.projects-abroad.org/_photos/_global/photo-galleries/en-uk/thailand/_global/large/sea-turtle.jpg
Narwhal - neutral
http://www.cms.int/reports/small_cetaceans/data/M_monoceros/narwhal2.jpg
Sailfish - neutral
http://myanimalblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/broadbill_swordfish.jpg?w=470
Swordfish - neutral
http://www.theultimatefishingshow.com/global/underwater%20marlin.jpg
Crabs - neutral, spawns on sand near water
http://www.reef.crc.org.au/research/fishing_fisheries/statusfisheries/images/Roger%20Swainston/MudCrabScylla_serrata.jpg
Puffer fish - neutral, possibly poisonous
http://www.manateetoursusa.com/images/MTDpicsmisc/marinoman6.jpg
http://images.nationalgeographic.com/wpf/media-live/photos/000/006/cache/pufferfish_673_600x450.jpg
Giant Squid - neutral, aggressive to whales, spawns in gigantic bodies of water
http://blog.hmns.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/giant-squid.jpg
Sharks - aggressive, attacks fish of similar or smaller size
http://sharkattackphotos.com/Bull-shark.jpg
Anglerfish - aggressive, produce light
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/blueplanet/factfiles/fish/picpops/images/angler-fish-montage.jpg
Orcas - aggressive, spawn in gigantic bodies of water
http://www.whale-images.com/images_/mig/killer-whale_breach.jpg
Sea snakes - aggressive, possibly poisonous
http://www.starfish.ch/photos/fishes-Fische/eels-Aale/Myrichthys-columbrinus2.jpg
Piranhas - aggressive, spawn in group (or more like a cloud)
http://thenewsoftoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/piranha-lake-havasu.jpg
Cthulhu/Kraken - aggressive, spawns in gigantic bodies of water, rare (a mix of cthulhu and kracken - would look similar to cthulhu, but act more like the kraken)
http://roberthood.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/cthulhu.jpg
Nether:
Imps - passive, weak
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20100530003451/ghostbusters/images/3/3c/Imp_demon.jpg
Zombie Pigmen - neutral (already in game)
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/323/0/f/zombie_pigman_by_maniacpaint-d3374qw.jpg
Ghast - aggressive (already in game)
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/295/7/7/minecraft__ghast_by_turnthephage-d31bc8o.jpg
Banshee - aggressive, similar to wraiths, but able to stun players not wearing helmets for a short time (banshee screech)
http://images.elfwood.com/art/p/e/peters/banshee2.jpg
Hell hounds - aggressive, fast, produces light (one or three heads)
http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2010/183/8/f/hellhound_by_rockymorell1230.png
Undead Dragons - aggressive, strong and large, unable to fly or shoot fireballs (that’s the ghast’s job in the nether)
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/6534/dracolich134.jpg
Various Demons - aggressive, have lots of kinds, be creative
http://carlosdev.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/inner-demons.jpg
Nether Hydra - aggressive, swims in lava, two or three heads
http://www.coolstuffinc.com/images/Products/mtg%20art/Urzas%20Legacy/Molten%20Hydra.jpg
Charbone Archer - aggressive, tough to kill skeleton archers, possible poison
http://dungenie.com/forums/uploads/Maxxx/7E2_Burned_Skeleton_kpl_max-b.png
All biomes Non-aggressive:
Dogs - passive, many breeds/uses, goes along well with horses (tons of suggestions for this, I’ll keep this one short)
http://visual.merriam-webster.com/images/animal-kingdom/carnivorous-mammals/dog-breeds_1.jpg
http://visual.merriam-webster.com/images/animal-kingdom/carnivorous-mammals/dog-breeds_2.jpg
Horses - passive, many breeds, tamable, ridable (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_k3tDzhI3zRs/SwLh88plsnI/AAAAAAAAAMQ/FmZlBLadbeE/s400/Horses_000000645200Small.jpg
Regular ol’ Birds - passive, tamable (cageable), many types (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/kids/fun_stuff/images/matching/1birds.gif
Seagulls - passive, spawn on sandy areas near water
http://www.mccullagh.org/db9/10d-16/assateague-seagull.jpg
Mice/Rats - passive, would do something bad
http://get-rid-of-pests.com/wp-content/uploads/rat1.jpg
Panda - passive, spawn near sugar cane/reeds only (can’t learn kung fu)
http://motherjones.com/files/legacy/blue_marble_blog/panda01.jpg
Jackalope - passive, extremely rare and fast, runs from player, drops diamonds
http://www.chuckstoyland.com/potpourri/jackalope%20postcards/Jackalope%20Seated%20PC/1%20Jackalope%20Seated%20PC%201.jpg
Goats - passive, spawn at radically changing elevations on grass (mountain sides), not far from cloud line, milkable
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/goats/boer/BOER5.jpg
Butterflies - passive
http://image.shutterstock.com/display_pic_with_logo/90291/90291,1175182390,1/stock-photo-page-of-various-butterfly-designs-for-use-as-clip-art-for-both-print-and-web-3015282.jpg
Tortoise - passive (already made in Quintessential Creatures)
http://www.topnews.in/files/tortoise.jpg
Large eagles - neutral, attacks small prey, drops fish
http://thepoetsgarret.com/2009Uploads/eagle.jpg
Gryphon - neutral, mountable, rare as a Pegasus, found on high elevations with grass
http://incendiarygames.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/gryphon.jpg
Cats - neutral, kills mice and other small prey, tamable to follow, but not to carry anything
http://www.clowder.net/cats/SixCats.jpg
Phoenix - neutral, baby phoenixes are born from killing an adult, considered ‘dead’ when you kill a baby, babies perhaps tamable, produce light
http://www.santharia.com/pictures/enayla/enayla_pics/phoenix.jpg
Bumble Bees - neutral, a cloud-like mob, spawns near trees
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/BumbleBee-OnPavement.jpg
All biomes Aggressive:
Skeletons - aggressive, shoots arrows (already in game)
http://www.clipartpal.com/_thumbs/pd/holiday/halloween/skeleton_waving_goodbye.png
Zombies - aggressive (already in game)
http://www.minordetailpodcast.com/images/zombies.jpg
Colored Creepers - aggressive, suicide-bomb players, colorize them to camouflage themselves to the biome they spawn in (white spawned in snow, brown spawned in desert)
http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lb6p31EvHK1qez33oo1_400.jpg
Slimes - aggressive, small ones can only push you (already in game)
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs20/f/2007/259/c/1/The_gelatinous_green_cube_by_Shockbolt.jpg
Spider Jockey - Skeletons riding spiders! Need more mob combos (surprised I couldn’t find any good art of this) (already in game)
http://s3.amazonaws.com/readers/2011/01/28/skelespider_1.png
Bobcat - aggressive, spawn at radically changing elevations on grass (mountain sides), not far from cloud line
http://blog.ctnews.com/connecticutpostings/files/2010/01/Bobcat_04.jpg
Vampires - aggressive, Killed with wooden or golden swords (wooden because of relation to stake, golden for convenience as it can also kill werewolf), aggressive to werewolves, should have long dark capes to make them identifiable, and ‘glide’ instead of walking, spawn at night
http://boozers.fortunecity.com/cambridge/699/vampire.jpg
Werewolves - aggressive, killed with iron or golden swords (iron, because it looks closer to silver than gold, and gold, because that’s what DrZhark chose), aggressive to vampires, (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://www.werewolves.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/spell.jpg
Dragons - aggressive, extremely rare, spawns at or above cloud level (the fancy details cloud level), requirement of spawning on grass, flies, and shoots fireballs like ghasts, possible different types, NOT tamable (they should be huge)
http://www.jewcy.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/dragon.jpg
Gargoyles - aggressive, they would stay still like stone until you approach them, spawn at night
http://images.epilogue.net/users/abi/the-Gargoyle.jpg
Golems - aggressive, possible to change them to passive, or make them attack other creatures
http://www.itusozluk.com/img.php/d33ee685f10500e8439794d98142b34827108/golem
Minotaurs - aggressive, spawn at night (spawn in your maze)
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs17/f/2007/161/1/6/Minotaur_Gladiator_by_orgo.jpg
Troll - aggressive, thinner than ogres, throw rocks, spawn at night (or maybe hide under your bridge - don’t feed them) (already made in Quintessential Creatures)
http://www.rpgminiatures.com/acatalog/MountainTroll.jpg
Wraiths - aggressive, flies (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://images.wikia.com/forgottenrealms/images/f/f3/4e_wraith.jpg
Ogres - aggressive, destroyed blocks, tough mob (already in Mo’ Creatures)
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs40/f/2009/034/8/1/ogre_concept_by_numabrush.jpg
Wasps - aggressive, cloud-like mob, spawns near trees, careful not to mistake them with bumble bees (could also be called killer bees)
http://www.naturephoto-cz.com/photos/krasensky/wasp-0071.jpg
Mimic Chest - aggressive, trick chests found in dungeons, right clicking them wakes them
http://image.mabinogi.com/_imgs/85/c2_shop/item_animal/WoodenMimic_001.gif
Mobs not to apply:
Goblins - would be better saved for mob villages
Pigmen - would be better saved for mob villages (model already in game)
For anything that says ‘possible poison’ or something of that nature, I would suggest poison be like a short term fire effect (screen would go a hue of green, and/or your character look a hue of green). Anything that can poison would drop poison sacks, which in turn could be used to make antidotes or to poison your weapons.
PS. Don’t quote this entire monster of a post. Cut the list out or use this link to the post instead! :biggrin.gif:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=150314&p=2364294#p2364294
One Sentence Summary: A very powerful mob that wanders Arctic biomes.
Physical Description or Picture: Large white bear.
Under what conditions does it spawn: Only in Arctic biomes, day or night it doesn't matter.
Behavior: Hostile
Rarity: semi-rare
Drops: bear hide, this would be used to make armor that is in between leather and iron. It would also give protection from the cold (If that would be implemented)
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft: Make Arctic biomes more dangerous (as it would be tough to kill). As well as add more fun to the game.
Mole:
Spawns in woods and forests and sometimes plains. They tunnel! They can destroy crops easily though.
Ants: Spawn almost everywhere except for cold areas and underwater. They are passive. If you drop something, they will pick it up and drag it to their hill. You could kill it there and get it back or follow it to find the hill. Then you can destroy that.
Bees: Spawns in forests and woods. They buzz around near flowers. If you provoke it, a swarm will chase you. This will also happen if you approach the hive. If you destroy the hive you get honeycomb which can make Wax or Honey.
Leprechaun:
Spawns at the end of a rainbow. Sometimes rainbows appear and if you follow them, some little leprechauns might be there running around. If you attack one, it will drop gold ingots and run off. Do it quick before they all hide.
Elephant:
Spawns in Savannah and sometimes Rainforest biomes. They are Neutral. They will charge at full speed if provoked. They drop ivory.
Bull:
Spawns where cows are. In fact, they are often accompanied by many cows. They will charge at you if you attack one of its cow companions or attack it. They drop leather.
Mummy:
Spawns in the desert at night. They are slow but powerful. They drop Cloth and Bone.
Whale:
Spawns in deep water. Ridable. Drops leather and blubber.
Piranha:
Spawns in water in the rainforest. Often in swarms. Drops fish.
merchant and "ogre"
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread)
a cowardly small traveler, that will drop a random item , and a difficult to kill bodyguard.
Physical Description or Picture
the Merchant looks like a small pitch black dwarf with a snake lower half . This dwarf travels with a large ogre creatures. The merchant is also followed by either a moving chest or pack animal(donkeys, camels,
Under what conditions does it spawn?
any where during the day
Behavior
This mob basically wanders around taking random blocks, The special actions come when the merchant is attacked. The merchant will proceed to run away away from the source of danger. the ogre will then get in between the merchant and the source of danger. If the ogre is killed and the merchant is still alive another ogre will spawn near the merchant. The ogre and merchant will will then become neutral until attacked again. The merchant will also give a random block when it receives a block of any type.
Rarity
rare
Drops
anything excluding blocks that can't be normally obtained.
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?
The merchant and ogre have a interesting dynamic. one will produce infinite versions of the other if it is still alive. The other will provide safety for it's smaller mob and provide a challenge. also It could be useful to have a mob that can produce blocks for the player. The ogre would need to be a challenge though. maybe some kind boss-like monster with a lot of hp and strength.
The aether: a cool ice/wind based realm
Goedes : brings even more gems into minecraft in a sensible way.
I want occasional chairs. they have be better than sometimes sofas.
- This is a creeper that doesn't stop with just one bang!
Description: Twice the size of a normal creeper and twice the health, but with a slight darker green.
Spawn Conditions: spawns the same as a normal creeper in lighting conditions, biome and overworld. Only spawns on difficulty Normal & Hard.
Behavior: When not attacking, it lets out a low fuse hiss as it moves around. When attacking, it will charge full ahead like a bull which will make it miss sometimes. It moves as fast as a spider and if it or a creeper within 20 blocks of it is attacked or accidentally injured, it will attack the source, not excluding other mobs, exploding whenever in range. This gives it an edge that makes it feel like it truly is the alpha of the creepers. Alpha creepers have a 4 explosion limit, with the last being half larger that of a regular explosion.
Rarity: Very Rare, like a spider jockey
Drops: 3-6 sulphur
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?:
It gives more challenge to the survival aspect and makes for a nice source of sulphur. Other than that, It makes the creepers more realistic to have an alpha leader type somewhere to lead the pack/heard.
[EDIT] thar be a photoshopped pic now!
Very lame paste, and needs more work on the design, but it's a graphic of some sort.
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NO DRRAGONS!!! *scottish accent*
Very ent-ish! I like the thought, but the idea isn't very nicely fleshed out.
Description: Walking tree mobs.
Physical Description or Picture: It looks like a 5 block tree, but with scarce leaves and twigs sticking out the top and upper back, two long arms that come out from the side making it look slightly larger on the top half than the bottom, and the bottom two wood blocks separate into legs. It's bark color is a tad more faded than regular trees, and it has a face on it's top block that should be similar to this:
Spawning Condition: Should spawn on grass near a forest, in every biome except desert, day or night, in Overworld. Only on difficulty Normal & Hard.
Behavior: They have 20 health like an Alpha Creeper and do melee attacks with 2 points of damage per attack. Moves slowly, and will attack if you come within 10 blocks of it, or start to chop down trees within 20 blocks of it w/o planting a sapling before. They will not attack you if you plant a sapling. Instead, they will become friendly and attack mobs that've targeted their new friend(i.e. you), as long as you plant a sapling after each tree you cut down. They would spawn around another tree faceless and standing still and when someone either attacks them or a nearby tree they wake up with a face and start to move. If you set them on fire they will rush to the nearest water source and attempt to douse the flames by jumping in the water. Also, if they're injured and there's no nearby hostile mobs and they're otherwise not doing anything, they will find a nearby water source and jump in to restore their health and then return to where they were in their forest patch. They make a loud stomping rumble sound as they walk and they also make various whale/elephant-like moans, screeches, and creaking noises similar to those found in this video .
(Added note)Leaves on other trees are transparent to them as they would be extremely hindered if they couldn't pass through them.
Rarity: Very Rare
Drops: 0-4 wooden logs, 0-2 saplings, and 0-2 ent wood
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: This would first of all implement ent wood which could be used to make healing armor and burn in a furnace as long as lava(fyi, "ent" is Anglo-Saxon for giant). Second, having Treefolk in some of those big forests would add some more mystical-ness to the game's atmosphere which is always nice.
I personally like this idea.
How about learning some grammar?
One Sentence Summary (for discussion thread): A very rewarding, but very dangerous creature.
Physical Description or Picture: A Pigman cursed to be in eternal fire. It spits fireballs, and if you touch it, you will be on fire. The lore of this creature is pretty much unknown, some think he accidently fell into lava and survived, some think that when he was a little piglet, he accidently got into a Player's fireplace. You must kill it per phases. Like a mega boss or something:
Phase 1:
It cannot be damaged naturally, so just repel his fireballs to him. After enough damage taken, he starts to charge an Uber Fireball. At this time, dash to him and slash at him like a freak. If you dealt enough damage to him, he will cancel his Uber Fireball and start Phase 2.. But if you fail... You will die... No matter what armor is on you, you will just die.
Phase 2:
He will rise into the sky, and a 5x5 area around you will raise too. You better be careful, you can easily fall if you get to addicted to the fight! Some zombie pigmen will spawn, and they will attack you! Kill the zombie pigman, and do just like in Phase 1. Slash at him like crazy.
Phase 3:
Now it's time to die... Well, you're ABOUT to die, 'cause this is the Phase before the finishing Phase! He will disappear, and you will be circled with Zombie Pigmen! Just fight off as long as you can. If you survive long enough, there will be so much Zombie Pigmen that you couldn't survive even if you were a hacker! I mean... Well, you know. So you die, and your respawn in a 9x9x9 box, you got only a wooden sword... And you have to use it using your brain, not your might! 2 ropes will appear, and if you cut the right one, 3 more will appear... And so on... When you finish the fourth set of ropes, you will appear in the place you died, with all your equipment back, and this is where the finishing Phase begins...
Finishing Phase:
Now he's giant... 10 times bigger than you. Well, he got stairs around him! If you stay on them for too long, they will fall. So you will have to run as fast as you can on the stairs, and when you reach his head, hit it. After you hit it, you will fall off, but take no fall damage. Then repeat. DO NOTE!!! More times you hit him, more missing stairs will be on the way to the head, even 2 stair gaps! *gasp*, when you defeat him, he will drop LOTS... LOOOOTS of stuff! Have fun with your reward... Until you die.
Under what conditions does it spawn?: Only in Nether. In
Behavior: Aggressive
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Drops:
Why should it be implemented in Minecraft?: 'Cause Minecraft lacks in boss mobs, also i think it's a very nice addition to the game... Mostly, to the Nether.
Over complicated much?!
I just updated the discussion thread again, but it needs more posts!!!!
Please, come post some feedback and opinions in the discussion thread!!!!!
The link to it is in the opening post.
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That is the best idea ever and I love you.
Why do you suggest a devil in minecraft? you need to add more details! the nether is a hell world so it would make sense, but what would he look like? like some dude?
The Gazer
AI: Neutral
Rarity : Very Common
Spawn : Nether, Underground, Light level of 5, Snow Terrain.
Drops : Dirt, Gunpowder, Flint, Corneas
Cornea Info :
Its basically part of Gazers eye, and It can be crafting into telescopes, binoculars, and magnifying glasses. The cornea can be burned to turn into small fertilizer, which can be placed in your workbench 4 times into large fertilizer.
Craftings :
Telescope :sad.gif: Ya im not that good with telescopes, Sorry!)
Other : The Gazer is a big eye with 4 legs, and will attack you when you attack it. Its not advised to attack it sword only, since it will fire 2 giant purple goo at you that will slow you down and destroys your heart pixel by pixel. You can get out by looking down and beating up the floor and jumping into it and destroying the goo, or you could get out by lighting the goo on fire, but this is not advised.
Ill add more if you want.
We need to keep this thread alive. It's good.