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Red Dragons

Health: 80 ( × 40)
Armor: 10 ()
Hard Attack Strength: Fire effect
Spawning: One per dragon lair
Weakness: Snowballs
Size: A little smaller as the Ender dragon
Details: The red dragon is a neutral mob that spawns in dragon lairs. They do not break terrain. They usually rest in the dragon lair, but can occasionally fly around it. If you attack it or try taking anything in the dragon lair, it will attack you. It attacks you by breathing fire on you. The "fire" is a lot of fire particles that fly up to seven blocks away. The particles cannot go through blocks. If the fire particles touch you, you get lit on fire. The dragon can breath fire for around three seconds. All of its body is protected by its scales, except for its underbelly, which has no armor. Snowballs harm it, even through its armor
Tamed Dragons: You can tame dragons as well. Dragon taming works like horse taming, meaning you get on the dragon to tame it. But you can't tame a dragon without giving it gems, like wheat for horses. Dragons will take iron ingots, gold ingots, lapis lazuli, and diamonds. When tamed, the heart particles will appear. You can now get on the dragon, but like horses you cannot move the dragon unless you put a saddle on the dragon. The movement is normal, but instead of jumping, the spacebar makes the dragon fly. The spacebar flaps the wing once, and you can flap the wings ten times before it has to touch the ground again. Each wing flap raises the dragon two blocks. The dragon will breathe fire on any mob that attacks it, not you.
Drops: A dragon drops 2-5 scales,0-3 teeth, 0-3 gold, 1-3 iron, and rarely a diamond



Frost Dragons

Health: 90 ( × 45)
Armor: 10 ()
Hard Attack Strength: 6 () plus freezing effect
Spawning: One per ice cavern
Weakness: Fire and lava
Size: Same as red dragon
Details: Frost dragons are bright blue dragons only found in mountains in taiga and tundra biomes. They stay peaceful toward you, unless there is any other dragon near, or there is flint and steel in your hand. They also attack if there is fire nearby. They still attack you like red dragons, except with ice particles that freeze you a little and do some damage. They only spawn in ice caverns, which are the dragon lairs in the winter biomes. Wherever these dragons land, snow appears much like snow golems.
Tamed Dragons: These dragons can be tamed and ridden like red dragons
Drops: 2-5 scales, 0-3 teeth, and 1-5 ice blocks, 0-3 gold, 1-3 lapis lazuli, and rarely a diamond


Nether Dragon

Health: 90 ( × 45)
Armor: 10 ()
Hard Attack Strength: 4 () plus burn damage
Spawning: One per Nether lair
Weakness: Snowballs
Size: Same as red dragon
Details: Nether dragons are dark red dragons. They spawn in Nether dragon lairs, but usually fly around the Nether. They still try to keep near the lair in case of invaders. Nether dragons are always aggressive toward you. Nether dragons are like red dragons, they burn you and are weak to snowballs, but Nether dragons are more like a Nether mini-boss. The will see you from 100 blocks like Ghasts, and will fly at you to attack you. Nether dragons sometimes attack Ghasts
Tamed Dragons: You cannot tame Nether dragons
Drops: 2-5 scales, 0-3 teeth, 1-5 Netherrack, 0-5 gold, 1-8 iron, and very, very rarely a Nether star






Dragon Lairs

Size: Around 7 blocks high, 10 long, and 7 wide
Generation: Only in extreme hills biome
Details: The dragon lair is a rare cave-like structure only generated in extreme hills biome. They only generate on cliffs and hills. It looks like a tall and wide cave entrance, but it ends ten blocks in. The walls and ground have miscellaneous ores that appear by how rare they are. If you try to mine an of the ore, the dragon attacks you


Ice Caverns

Size: Same as dragon lairs
Generation: In big hills and mountains in taiga and tundra biomes
Details: These ice caverns are rarer than other dragon lairs, basically because there are not that many suitable locations for them to generate. These caverns look just like dragon lairs, but are made of ice. There are a bigger chance of different ores on the floor here


Nether Lair

Size: Same as dragon lairs
Generation: In the Nether in cliffs
Details: These dragon lairs are made of Nether brick and Netherrack. The Netherrack in the lair burns constantly. The ground has the same treasures as other lairs. At the back of the lair is a chest. The chest contains some valuables inside, like ingots, tools, armor, and sometimes scale armor

Scales

Type: Item
Details: Scales are items dropped by dragons. Scales can be brewed to make a potion. Scales are different colors depending on the dragon that was killed


Teeth

Type: Item
Details: Teeth drop from dragons. They can be brewed to make a potion, along with crafted into a spear

Armor Potion

Type: Potion
Details: Armor potions are potions that increase the players defense by 50%. This potion acts like any armor, protecting you from attacks and etc. This potion is made by brewing a red dragon scale with an awkward potion


Freeze Potion
Type: Potion
Details: When drunk or thrown, the target player is frozen for a few seconds. They are vulnerable to attacks, but all damage taken is reduced to 50%. Made by brewing an frost dragon scale in an awkward potion


Fire Absorption Potion

Type: Potion
Details: When this potion is used, you gain a regeneration effect while in lava. Made by brewing a Nether dragon scale into an awkward potion


Burning Potion

Type: Potion
Details: Burning potions light the player on fire, damaging them. This potion will not count if the player has a fire resistance potion, is in water, or if he/she is beneath rain. This potion is made by brewing a dragon tooth in a thick potion


Tooth Spear

Type: Weapon
Details: The tooth spear is a longer weapon made with two sticks and a dragon tooth. You can jab with them, dealing four damage (). You can also throw them for six damage (). But a downside is that tooth spears are as weak as gold. They break faster if you throw them


Dragon Armor

Type: Armor
Details: Dragon armor is made by using any scale in an armor pattern. It will protect you against fire, and a little bit of lava. It has 18 armor points (). The armor has durability a little more than diamond


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Questions and Answers-

Don't say this is OP, because the dragons have limits and weaknesses.Just to make clear, the dragons CANNOT BREAK LANDSCAPE.These would be hard to use as a griefing weapon. If you think they are too hard to beat, ask yourself why you attacked them in the first place.

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With the new Villager AI comes new possibilities.



Inventory

Villagers would have a double chest's inventory worth with no hotbar. If a villager uses a tool or places a block, they will be shown holding the item. Villagers will be able to sort trash and throw it away. Trash will be any block that no villagers use, buy, or sell. Villagers will also start off with certain items depending on their type.



Food

In order to heal, Villagers will buy food and eat it. ALL villagers would buy all types of non poisonous food even when I don't specify. They can also buy potions of healing from the player.



New Trading

Villagers will now only sell what they have in their inventory, and only buy if they have enough emeralds. This includes when they trade with other villagers.



Inter villager trading

In this idea villagers would trade with each other. An example of this could be priests (or clerics) could convert some of their spawn emeralds into iron and sticks. They would then sell these to a blacksmith who would then craft them into a pick.The blacksmith would then sell the picks to a miner who would mine and get some iron and coal and sell it back to the blacksmith. The blacksmith would then create an axe and sell it to a lumberjack who would get wood and sell it to the blacksmith. The blacksmith could then make hoes for the farmers and sell it. The farmers would then sell bread to the village and sell some wheat to the butcher who would raise and kill cattle. Now that the village can heal, a builder could buy 4 iron blocks and a pumpkin to build an iron golem.




New Villagers



Miners

Miners would be able to mine stone and ore. They would be able to craft nothing and smelt nothing. They would buy pickaxes and sell ores and stone. In order for miners to work there would be a new building called a mine shaft, which would always spawn in a village. The mine shafts would basically un-abandoned heading down to levels 10-16. Miners would branch mine the hole level 10-16 arena under the village. So the villagers could get emeralds, emeralds would be 4 times more common under a village.



Lumberjacks

Lumberjacks would be able to craft wooden blocks/raw materials. They would be able to smelt nothing. They would buy axes and saplings. They would sell logs, apples, and wooden blocks/raw materials. In order for there to be a lumberjack, a new building would always be in villages called a tree farm. In a tree farm 9 oak trees would be planted equally apart. Whenever a tree grew, a lumberjack would come and cut it down then wait for the saplings to drop. Once they have dropped, the lumberjack would replant the tree in the exact same spot.

Builders

Builders would be able to craft glass planes and only smelt sand into glass. They would be able to buy whatever building materials they were going to use in their next project. Builders would be able to build things (without expanding boundaries) such as new buildings (only utility ones), new farms, new animal pens, and iron golems.

Fletcher

Fletcher would not be able to buy, sell, smelt, or craft anything with the exception of buying bread. They would have no inventory and would always hold a bow and wear leather armour. They would have infinite arrows and attack zombies from the rooftops of buildings that give access to the roof.

Farmers

Farmers would be able to craft bread, seeds, and melons. They would be able to smelt potatoes. Farmers would buy hoes and sell bread, wheat, seeds, and other edible crops. Farmers would plant and harvest crops.

Butchers

Butchers would craft nothing, and smelt raw food. They would buy wheat, seeds, and carrots. They would sell all steak, pork, and cooked chicken. Butchers would have new buildings called pens. These would contain 2 pigs, chicken, or cows. Butchers would breed the animals in the pens and once there was 5 of an animal kill them until 2 were left.

Fishermen

Fishermen would craft Fishing Rods. They would buy sticks, and string. They would sell raw fish, junk, and treasure that they catch. They would only spawn in villages on a coast or near a body of water. If they spawn in a village they will have a new building, the fishing dock. It would be a flat would structure on a body of water connecting to land.

Pics

Mine

A miner outside a mine

A miner in a mine

A tree farm

A lumberjack cutting wood

A Farmer harvesting wheat

A farmer replanting

A builder building a house

A builder building an iron golem

A built iron golem

More expanded upon villagers soon to come. If you disagree with anything (such as me removing some trades because no other villagers would use them) then please comment, this is the community's thread not mine.

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TL;DR: There would be a new Lapis Lazuli Clownfish which can be made into a Potion of Haste which makes you mine faster and a Potion of Dullness which makes you mine slower.

Hello, everyone! As most of you all know, 3 new fish were added in 1.7 (also known as The Update That Changed The World). I believe that the Salmon and Pufferfish are great additions, but the Clownfish is utterly useless. You can eat it, but it only restores 1 hunger (half a meat leg), which is pretty sad for a food item. I thought that it should have a use, and I thought about how a lot of Status effects don't have Potions, so I thought that the clownfish should be used for a new potion, but not just a Clownfish, so I thought to myself, what would be a good crafting recipe for this new potion ingredient? I thought Lapis Lazuli (yes, I am aware that it is used for enchanting as of 1.8, but this was made before development started on 1.8). So, I came up with this, which I believe will be a great addition to Minecraft. Introducing…


The Lapis Fish! This Lapis Fish would be a new item crafted with 1 Clownfish and 8 Lapis Lazuli as shown below. It also would be able to be caught as a new Treasure. Because there would now be 7 treasures, this and all the other treasures would have a 1 in 7 chance of being caught instead of 1 in 6.



It's main use would be to make a Potion of Haste, a yellow potion which gives you the Haste I for 1 minute. If you don't already know, the Haste effect causes you to break blocks faster. It is gotten by brewing an Awkward Potion with a Lapis Fish. Creepers, Ghasts, and Withers with the Haste effect will do more damage with explosions and the explosions will be more powerful. Zombies with the Haste effect will be able to break down doors quicker*. Endermen will be more likely to pick up blocks**. Yes, I know this can be gotten with beacons, but I thought, why shouldn't people who don't have beacons not be able to get the haste effect?

The Potion of Haste can also be brewed with a Fermented Spider Eye to make a Potion of Dullness, a dark khaki colored potion that gives you Mining Fatigue I for 1 minute. If you don't already know, Mining Fatigue makes you break blocks slower. Creepers, Ghasts, and Withers with the Mining Fatigue effect will do less damage with explosions and the explosions will be less powerful. Zombies with the Mining Fatigue effect will take longer to break down doors*. Endermen with the Mining Fatigue effect will not be able to pick up any blocks.

You can also eat a Lapis Fish, and doing so will restore 4 hunger (2 meat legs) and give 0.8 saturation. It could also be used to tame Ocelots.

In conclusion, this would add 2 new potions, a food item (though I'd much more recommend Steak or Pork), and give both Clownfish and Lapis Lazuli a new use, which is why I think it should be added In Minecraft 1.8 or 1.9.

I hope you all like this idea! Please vote in the Poll of Awesomeness above(I have no idea why, but I was checking this thread, and the poll had just vanished. I had to make another poll. The poll above might have been different from before, and some questions may not be there) and comment your opinions! If you do like the idea, remember to click the rep button! Also, check out my Golden Porkchop suggestion!

*Only on Hard or Hardcore
**Credit for this idea goes to Mike4952

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First things first, this suggestion will assume that the proposed changes will apply to the default world type. A new world type, labelled ‘classic,’ will have the exact same underground as the current generator. This could also work the other way around, and these proposed changes are a new world type, if the community prefers that.

There are several factors of Minecraft’s underground terrain generator that frustrate me:

• You are able to reach diamond level easily using only a wooden pickaxe
• Finding diamond, the most powerful tool tier in the game, is entirely possible on the first day
• It does not get any more dangerous and thus more challenging the deeper you delve into the depths (This did happen in Alpha to an extent, but was removed)

So, lets get to the suggestion.

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GENERATION

I propose that the world generates with the sea level at y=127 instead of y=63. This doubles the volume of stone below to surface, meaning it will take longer to mine to the very bottom, and makes it impossible to reach diamond level with a wooden pickaxe (unless it is repaired). The world limit stays at 256, so your vertical building potential is somewhat lessened, though personally I have never build anything proper that high in survival anyway.

But of course, this means ore generation needs to be edited as well. All the vein sizes would remain as they currently do.
Coal- Generates across all altitudes, as it does currently.
Iron- Generates at level 120 and below.
Emerald- Generates at level 127 and below, rarely. *
Redstone- Generates at level 48 and below.
Gold- Generates at level 63 and below.
Lapis Lazuli- Generates at level 32 and below.
Diamond- Generates at level 16 and below.

• Emerald Ore currently only generates in Extreme Hills biomes, a decision that does not make lots of sense to me. With the proposed change it would generate across most levels, but very rarely. It is unlikely you will find one on a mining trip.

So, this means that in every world there are lots more ores. To compensate for this, we need to make them somewhat more dangerous to collect.

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DIFFICULTY

• An old alpha feature made mobs spawn in brighter light levels the further down you went. I will suggest a way to re-implement this.
• Every 48 blocks, hostile mobs will be able to spawn 1 light level brighter than they currently do. So at level 79, they can spawn at level 8, and at level 31 they can spawn at level 9. Lava can also light up caves and greatly reduce mobs spawning, so this somewhat lessens that. On Easy, these changes do not come into effect but in normal and hard mode they do.
• The deeper you delve, the higher the chance mobs will spawn with armour and weapons, sometimes enchanted

• Slimes get a much-needed upgrade. ‘Slime Chunks’ are removed, and slimes can spawn in any chunk below level 63. In addition to this, slimes can ‘float’ on water, nullifying the issue of them being unable to swim. They also cannot be set on fire. Similar to zombies, slimes will have an NBT tag that determines whether they can pick up items. If it is true, slimes will be able to ‘absorb’ your items that you drop. These items will appear as if they are floating inside the slime, and will remain there until the slime is killed. Tiny slimes cannot pick up items, but they will gain the ability to inflict 1 point (a half heart) of damage to the player on easy and normal, and 2 points (a full heart) on hard and hardcore. While these changes aren’t massive, they give slimes a bit of TLC that they rarely get and makes them dangerous in large groups when you are in a cave.

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CAVING

Caving is a rather bland and boring experience right now. Firstly, I suggest you check out HoboDough’s classier mushrooms suggestion: http://www.minecraft...shroom-variety/
That alone would flesh out caving just that bit more. It’s often the little things that make the difference.

I also suggest that chests spawn semi-rarely in caves on all levels. For aesthetics, I suggest a new kind of chest that appears quite old, giving the impression it has been there for a while. Moss and cracks could be subtly included in the texture, and these chest can be collected to use in your own builds. As for the loot they contain, I suggest the following:

• Arrows, 1-16
• Torches, 1-8
• Apples, 1-3
• 1 Golden Apple [The Non-Overpowered Type]
• Saddles
• Iron Swords
• Iron Pickaxes
• Iron Shovels
• Any type of leather armour
• Leather, 1-4
• Bread, 1-4
• Bottles of enchanting
• Rarely, Iron Horse Armour
• Rarely, a tier 1 of either of these potions can spawn: Healing, Speed, Night Vision, Water Breathing
• Rarely, Any kind of record disc

There you have it, folks! That is my humble proposal to improve and upgrade the underground and make it a somewhat richer experience for people. Deeper and more interesting caves will now be more interesting to explore!

Feedback and constructive criticism is always welcomed. If you are completely and utterly against these changes, re-read the first sentences.

Side notes:
- Old worlds will be labelled as 'classic' world type to avoid horrid terrain glitches.
- The reason I did not suggest to increase the height to 512 is because of performance issues

I have been playing the PE for about a year. I have read that Villagers may be added to PE in the next update. Since I prefer to make underground constructions rather than above ground, I was hoping that Mojang might consider a method to allow Villagers to populate underground spaces without needing to dig tunnels all the way to the surface, which really messes with multi-level underground structures.

My proposal would be that a valid underground house could consist of a wooden door and a torch on an adjacent block. The "exterior" could be on the torch side (so the torch acts as your porch light). Like above-ground houses, if there are multiple torches on adjacent blocks, then whatever side has the most is the exterior.

I've seen lots of questions around about how to make underground villages, so I was hoping that something simple like adding a definition of a house that doesn't include sunlight might be a welcome addition.

Would anyone else be interested in such a proposal?

If creepers ruined the game, then why does over 12 million people not quit because they did?

In science class, we are learning about solar and lunar eclipses. I thought solar eclipses look really neat, and thought "How would they look in Minecraft?" Then again, Minecraft needs something to say "Wow" about. EDIT: Added a picture. EDIT: Updated and partial eclipse.



These could happen around twice a month in real time, or every year or so in Minecraft time. Solar eclipses are really rare in real life after all.

During an eclipse, hostile mobs don't spawn except for Endermen. They will be automatically hostile. They don't notice you until you are 32 blocks away, so they don't teleport to you and spam kill you. Also, any creepers that spawn underground will have a 10% chance of being charged. This will add a scary concept to eclipses as well as an amazing sight. Eclipses last for up to five minutes.

With the addition of eclipses, they would also have to make the moon very faintly visible during the day. They should make the moon have a different path, slower than the sun, and move in a different direction, and not from east to west.

Thoughts on the idea?

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As we know, we lost an old friend in the latest snapshot, The Red Rose. Can it really hurt to have one more flower in the game? The rose has brought me and my friends peace and victory in small survival games matches and has decorated our homes, gave us red carpets to tread upon, dyed our armor and been there in our yards. They say its gone on to better things, I say differently. No bush nor tree nor biome nor mob can replace it. Comment if you're with me. Save the red rose. Dye your armor in protest. #RoseRedArmy

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(See below for more concept art. Above screenshot is photoshopped, not a mod. All art by Papertiger)

DISCLAIMER: Please note that this is not a mod, nor a mod suggestion. This is a suggestion for Mojang to add to vanilla Minecraft.


Hello! I would like to share my ideas of how Gryphons might be a good addition to Minecraft. After deciding to post my suggestion here, I did a search and saw that there have been a few posts about Gryphons throughout the past few years. But they were quite different from what i had in mind, focused on a wide swath of mythical creatures, or mod/add-on related.

My hope is that others will share my vision for simple, balanced, non-immersion-breaking, Mojang-style Gryphons to be added to Minecraft in a future patch.

Here it goes:

A way I could see Gryphons fitting into the Minecraft universe is that in an "Extreme Hills" biome, you could find a nest either on top of a mountain, or on the side of a cliff. I imagine the nest would only be one or perhaps two blocks large and in the shape of an eagle's nest. In my opinion, the player would never see a wild adult Gryphon. The only chance they would have at seeing a Gryphon would be if they raised one themselves. Thus making them FAR more rare and special. Almost like finding diamonds. If the player were lucky enough to find one of these nests, and endured the journey to reach it, they would see an egg sitting in the middle of the nest.

The player would then follow these steps to hatch, raise, saddle and then ride their Gryphon:

1. The player would take the egg from the nest and bring it back to their home/cave/castle/dwelling and place it on a block of dirt underneath a torch.
2. The player would then have to wait a couple of in-game days.
3. After a few days pass, a baby Gryphon would emerge.
4. The player would then have to feed the baby Gryphon meat or fish once a day for a couple days.
5. After a couple days of feeding, the baby Gryphon would grow into an adult, ready to be saddled.
6. The player would then place a regular saddle, the type used on pigs, onto their newly raised Gryphon.
7. Upon being saddled, the player's new Gryphon is ready to be mounted. But that doesn't mean the player can have unlimited, overpowered flight. No sir.

BALANCE:
Just because the player has a Gryphon doesn't mean he or she is able to fly anywhere they want with no limitations. Far from it. This will be nothing like flying in creative mode. It will be a slight advantage over regular walking and jumping that the player will have earned.

• Instead of unlimited flight, like in creative mode, a Gryphon rider's flight would be slightly challenging yet still useful. Much like how boats function in Minecraft.
• In order to take off, and to stay in the air, the player would have to press their space bar for every flap of their Gryphon's wings. This means that the Gryphon, just like the player, is effected by the game's gravity. That way, it wouldn't feel like cheating. This may sounds difficult, but i think it would lead to a much more immersive Gryphon flying experience!
• Traveling via Gryphon would sometimes be slightly faster and more convenient than walking on foot, but in some cases it would also be a FAR worse alternative to walking. For example, trying to fly your Gryphon down into and through a cave would be a TERRIBLE idea.

USES:
If you have built a giant castle like my brother and I have, which i'm sure MANY of you have, then I have a feeling you'll understand why I think the best use for a Gryphon would be to quickly reach one of the top floors of your castle without having to climb all of it's inner stair cases and ramps.

But there would be many, many more uses, such as:

• Getting past mountains a little faster than on foot, and without the need to eat as much.
• Flying over lakes or rivers instead of having to swim.
• Safe late night traveling. That is, unless you get shot by a skeleton's arrow
• Being able to leave from the top floor of your castle or other large dwelling.
• FUN! Or atleast i think it would be.

GAME FITTING:
The last thing I would ever want is to suggest an idea that would ruin the immersion of Minecraft. I believe this idea would be game fitting for Minecraft because of the wonderful animals Mojang has already put into the game. When I think of Gryphons in Minecraft, I can just picture an in-game Gryphon done in Mojang's wonderfully simple yet beautiful art style... All block-ish and colorful

GAME BREAKING?:
No more than a boat would be. You would hardly be able to aim at someone with a bow, let alone actually hit them with an arrow from it. Hitting a player or mob with a sword would be even harder. In order to deal damage to anything, from bow or sword, you'd have to land your Gryphon and completely stop moving. At that point, you would actually become vulnerable due to lack of mobility (You cannot walk or run on a Gryphon, only fly. And take-off isn't instant, due to the need to flap your Gryphons wings.). This is not a mount intended for combat.

Thanks for reading and sorry for the giant wall of text.

I would like to thank Theriasis for their wonderful guide on how to post on the suggestion forum. I tried my best to follow their advice!

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