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This has been suggested many times.

if I were to add something, I'd say the texture should change according to the amount of books stored.

Storing certain enchanted books could alter the chances of items receiving the enchantment from enchantment tables around it.

Like, say you have sharpness IV books loaded into all the book shelves around the enchantment table allowing Sharpness IV to become of greater chance when enchanting.

My opinion:

You can tame a Bear with Fish, only when it's not in an aggressive state.

Bears are stronger than Horses, can swim, and attack, but are slower / jump shorter / harder to control than Horses.

Bears would attack anything you're attacking when tamed.

Bears do not follow the player around when tamed like Dogs.

You would lose control over the Bear when the Bear is struck because the Bear attacks anything that attacks it.

Hitting a tamed Bear will un-tame it.

A bear may forget about you in 10 minutes, if you are not riding it, meaning you'll have to re-tame it.

And that's how I think this powerhouse of a unit can be balanced in-game.

Player holds shield button.

Mobs attack shield whereby killing themselves.

Shield eventually breaks.

How many effortless kills could ensue from the shields durability?

Probably a lot.

Could the durability problem be circumvented with the "Mending" enchantment?

If so, the player has an item with, all intents and proposes, infinite durability and it effortlessly kills things.

In my opinion, that is over powered: No support.

Sounds good. Support.

Introduction:

Minecraft's game loop normally runs at a fixed rate of 20 ticks per second, so one tick happens every 0.05 seconds. An in-game day lasts exactly 24000 ticks, or 20 minutes. However, if the computer is unable to keep up with this speed, there will be fewer game ticks per unit time. What I suggest is a simple way to keep track of it all: The Hour Glass.

The Hour Glass is:

- A peaceable item that takes up one block of space.

- Crafted with one Glass Block and two Gold Ingots above and below the Glass Block.

- A tool for keeping track of Minecraft's time simply.

- A compact tool for Redstone mechanisms that involve precision timing.

- Dependant on Sand in order to function.

Crafting recipe visually:

How to use the Hour Glass:

Once clicked on in block (placed) form, a GUI will appear.

Within this GUI there will be three slots: One to the right and two to the left vertically.

You place your Block of Sand into the slot to the right then the sand gets converted into 1000 Grains of Sand, but up to 24 Blocks of Sand can be placed within to create 24000 Grains of Sand.

You can then type how much of that you want moved into the upper right slot.

The Grains of Sand trickle down into the lower left slot from the upper right slot at a rate of one Grain per tick (0.05 real time seconds).

By the time it takes 1000 Grains of sand to trickle down to the Lower left slot, one Minecraft hour has passed (50 real time seconds).

Once 1000 Grains of Sand reach the lower left slot, it will be converted back into a Block of Sand for you to take out or put back in.

When the Hour Glass stops, it creates a Redstone signal.

If you want your Sand back but can't wait for it all to convert back into Blocks of Sand, you can always brake it to drop all the Sand placed within.

Finally, Dispensers may dispense Sand into them and Hoppers can remove Sand from them.

I'd only support a lava lamp if it was made with lava and looked groovy.

One Axe is enough, imo.

Why not suggest a way to not do a sweep attack with the sword instead? Like, shift clicking.

- Recipe yields 4 Confetti items.

- Can be crafted with any dye as long as they are all differing colours.

- Spawns a confetti particle effect while 1 of 4 party horn sounds go off, when right clicked in hand.

- Can be placed inside Dispensers for the same effect as when right clicked in hard upon activation.

- The confetti particle effect confuses and dazzles mobs, making them stop and stare for 2 seconds, but it scares Ocelots and Rabbits and is ineffective on Bats and panicked animals.

(Good when used against Guardians or Creepers)

- Recipe yields 4 Balloon items.

- Can be dyed by surrounding 8 Balloons around a dye to yield 8 dyed Balloons. Original color being white.

- Can be placed in a "block" form but will float upwards.

- Can be placed on top of placed string to form a 2 tall tethered Balloon which will not float upwards if there is a block beneath it so that the string both connects to a "ground" and Balloon.

- Tethered balloons will suspend blocks that would normally fall when tethered to them.

- Balloons will pop if struck by a projectile, hit with a weapon, and/or when they float above the build limit.

(Can be a comedic and/or puzzle element when a tethered Balloon that's suspending an anvil is shot, making the anvil hit something bellow)

- Recipe yields one Lit Cake item.

- Spawns a Cake with lit candles atop it when placed.

- Emits a light level of 7 (which is as much as an active Redstone Torch does).

Redundant/unoriginal: We already have enough tool/armour tires.

Crafted like so:

The Bear Trap is a tool used to immobilise players and mobs that are blind enough step on them, once placed.

An inactivated Bear Trap is only 1/8th of a block high (so you can step on it), whereas an activated one (while it's clamping) is 3/4s of a block high. They'll do 1 heart of damage on easy, 2.5 hearts of damage on normal, and 4 hearts of damage on hard, only upon activation. Once an entity is trapped, it's immobilised for good, however, players will be able to mine their way out of it quickly, given that they have at least an Iron Pickaxe - If they don't, it'll take fairly longer, but it's still possible.

Bear Traps can be activated/deactivated via Redstone, which, when accompanied by a hopper underneath, makes handy grinding machines.

Lastly, these can be found randomly set up within the halls of Darkwood Mansions, said to be placed there by the illagers themselves that will navigate around them. villagers, illagers, and witches are the only ones smart enough to avoid them.

This curse would hide your hunger and health and perhaps your hotbar along with the rest of that area. Of course you can get your HUD back by unequipping this, it's just there to be an annoyance. As I said before I would love to see more curses in the game, though coming up with curses can be tricky.

Any other curse ideas? Is this curse a bad idea? Really should just start a curse/enchantment suggestion thread?

I feel we need more curses in Minecraft and this one would be a fun curse to add. When you die you will hiss like a creeper and then explode like a creeper. This would destroy all items within your blast radius(so a good amount of your items) and damage all mobs and players around you, as well as leaving a nice creeper hole where you died.

Pros:

-You damage mobs where you died

-You damage players where you died

Cons:

-You lost alot of your gear if not all

-You left a creeper hole where you died

-You damage players where you died

So to clear things up there would be a warning before the explosion takes place. This warning would be the hissing sound and your body flashing. About 1 or 2 seconds later you explode. The explosion would not increase in power or radius with multiple cursed items. So if you were to have all your armor with this curse it won't make a bigger explosion.

I think this would add a new layer to PvP giving the losing player 1 last laugh(though a well prepared PvP player could block this with a shield or get out of the blast radius)

Any changes with this curse? Maybe instead of a curse make it a Totem? Or just a crazy bad OP idea?

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(Name Changed From: OFFICIAL GOLD GOLEM THREAD)

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.Surprisingly solid idea you have there. Not sure how much work it would be for Mojang to program it, but definitely interesting.

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When I found a pyramid it was just too easy to get my 11 gold, 2 emeralds, 3 diamonds, 12 iron, and 9 TNT. there needs to be something more to protect it. Such as "Desert Guardians" AKA "Gold Golems".

Health Points
200 (x100) (Debatable)

Armor 4 ()

-Includes Boss Health Bar

-They do not: Take fall damage, Drown in Water or Burn in fire/Lava
-Slow healing factor so that you can't attack then wait a long time then attack again

-High resistance to ranged attacks
Attack Strength
Melee Strike:

Easy 4 () Medium 6 () Hard 8 ()
Charge Attack:

Easy 7 () Medium 9 () Hard 11 ()
Laser Attack:

Easy 4 ()+ Medium 6 ()+ Hard 9 ()+

(see info below)
Spawn
-In Desert Temples
-Only ONE Gold Golem will spawn in the temple

-If a Gold Guardian generated as part of a Pyramid is killed, another will NOT spawn to take its place.
-The Golem WILL spawn in peaceful, but will stay inactive.
Drops
(5-10)(Why Gold? Because Ancient Egypt used Gold Plating on it's statues))
(3-6)(Why Lapis? EXCELLENT QUESTION! The golem has blue glyphs on it and i like Lapis)

( 1 )( Mob Head. Trophy/Used to create Inanimate Statues) (more info below)

( 1 )("Power Core". An Item Used To Revive The Fallen Boss) (more info below)

(Not so strange to think about now-a-days since the dragon can be re-summoned with a single purpose item)
Experience
50 EXP
(Iron Golems Drop 0)

(Wither Drops 50)

(Dragon Drops 1,200)

Movement
Rather slow unless charging

(more info below)
Does not need to jump to move up 1 block

Behavior
-The golem will stand dormant in the Pyramid like a statue until a player gets within it's line of sight

(10 Blocks), then it will "Wake Up" and attack the player.
(It will also awake if any chests within a 20 block radius are interacted with. Eyes are dark while Inactive)

Once awake, it's awareness of the player will extend 32? blocks.
If the player manages to escape, the Gold Golem will give up the chase and go back to its spawn point (or if target is killed).

It moves slowly, but when it gets close (5-8 blocks Ish?), it will begin its attack pattern:
-Attempting to Melee the player three times, raising it's arms for a moment then brings them down, giving about half a second to react and move away.

-After that, Its jaw will drop, the Eyes Glow Red and it will charge the player, making a low Roar as it attacks. This sprint can only be stopped by a wall (of at LEAST 2m tall) OR if the golem has charged for a distance of 10 blocks, causing a sort of bull fighter effect.
(Anything weaker than blast resistance 30 EXCEPT for sandstone/sandstone variants will be broken on impact. stones/sandstone will show damage cracks but never break from impact.)
-Finally, After it has come to a stop, It will look at the player, after a few seconds will shoot a beam from its mouth in a horizontal line with the player in the midpoint, causing a sort of sweep attack from left to right. (This laser will be able to break the same blockset as the charge attack, igniting any Mob/Player in its path as well as any blocks it comes in contact with. The point of this is to clear out possible barricades the player has built around it, or used to hide.)
-If the player cannot be reached for Melee attacks (Like, being stuck in a hole or a small doorway) The Golem will go strait to using its Charge (To break a wall that's possibly blocking it), Then continue with the Laser.

Gold Golems do not attack random monsters because random monsters don't want to steal treasure. A Gold Golem's primary purpose is to defend Pyramids from raiding players

(But using one as a guard in your prison/gladiatorial battle/boss for your dungeon, is also GREAT!)
(And Because they only target players they cant be used to make mob grinders to get items easier.)

WHY ATTACK PLAYERS?:
Gold Guardians are meant to protect Pyramids from THIEVES (Players) As Iron Golems protect Villagers from zombies.

(And YES, Players are thieving from the pyramid, there is no way to sugar coat it. You tomb raiding player you......)

Gold Guardians do not attack random monsters because random monsters don't want to steal treasure.A Gold Guardian's primary purpose is to defend Pyramids from raiding players (But using one as a guard in your prison/gladiatorial battle/boss for your dungeon, is also GREAT!)
And Because they target players they cant be used to make mob grinders to get items easier.
They do not; Take fall damage, Drown in Water or Burn in fire/Lava

The Guardian Can NOT Be Tamed!
(The Purpose of the Golem is to attack players. NOT RANDOM MONSTERS! If you want that then make IronGolems. Not Going To Debate It.)

Crafting A Statue/Reviving the Boss.

To craft An Inanimate statue place the dropped boss's head onto a T of gold blocks.

To revive, use the "Power Core" on the statue to bring it back to life with a mighty roar and a short "Boot up" time

Here is a Concept model done by

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If you have been to one of these temples. you will see THIS BLOCK all over. It is the reason for the creeper faces and the Lapis bands. There ya have it.

I will not make a poll. This thread has had a number of polls, each having up to a thousand "yes" votes, so I don't find much of a reason to make one.

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This is literally just a rip off of tinkers construct...

I'd just like to suggest that if an arrow lands on the top of a hopper, the hopper can pick it up just like an item. This would be quite useful for redstone contraptions involving firing arrows at entities with dispensers, as if an arrow misses, an array of hoppers can pick it up again, allowing the unused arrows to be recycled.

However, to keep this from being overly exploited, skeleton arrows (or just any arrow that a player can't pick up) will not be collected by the hopper.