Nothing against this but would just as well suggest you put wood armour on golems (or animals, etc).
Minecraft doesn't exactly have wood armor, does it? Also, I know that wood is probably not the best idea for golems, I'm going to make a post about what new golems should be made of.
We've had two of what I call "baby golems" in our mob votes. Copper and Tuff, in more precise words. Oh, and they both lost. Ouch. Let's add some new options, shall we? Enter 3 new golems, never heard of before.
#1. Oak golem.
This golem wouldn't attack mobs. Rather odd, right? I mean all of our in game golems do. Get used to it. Instead, it would be a priority. What I mean by that is that undead mobs would rather attack it than the player. It would have 8 health, and it could activate regeneration twice in its life. After that, it would become timid and run away from anything with even a possibility of attacking it (wolves, hostile mobs, neutral mobs, etc.). It would be created by placing down one oak log, a pumpkin, and finally a sapling. That wouldn't be enough to spawn the golem, however. It would need a redstone signal to become a living being.
#2. Mangrove golem.
Sort of like a better oak golem. When it would see a mob getting attacked, it would run over to it and defend it. It wouldn't necessarily attack the mob, but it would scare it and make it have a 30 percent chance of losing interest in the mob, making it just walk away. This would not work on villagers or players, however, so that it wouldn't be a very good village defense. It would prioritize other golems, excluding iron, but oak golems would be its top priority in protecting. It would have 20 health. It would be spawned by placing down a mangrove root block, then a mangrove log, a pumpkin, and finally a mangrove propagule on top.
#3. Cherry golem.
Created by placing a pumpkin on top of a stripped cherry log, which would in turn be on top of a normal cherry log. It would seem sort of like a bobblehead, as it would have a pink helmet over its entire head. It would be able to attack, and would do so by lifting up its helmet to show the mob whatever terrifying face it had under its helmet, which would give it the effect paralysis for 30 seconds, which I don't need to explain for obvious reasons.
Spawn in stony peaks, with a jungle and savanna nearby. On the mountain and surroundings are tons and tons of iron, coal, a few emeralds, and a massive cave. In 10 minutes I had full iron armor and tools.
Hey all! I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on recently – it’s a simple way to share stories across Minecraft worlds; a way to add a pinch of community-driven story to your adventures in Minecraft.
With this mod, you can take written books, hide them in a noteworthy place in your world, and allow other players running the mod to find them in their own worlds! (You don’t need to be on the same server, map, seed, or anything)
First, you place a written book into an item frame near where you would want someone to be able to find it.
Then, you spin the book around a few times until it can be hidden properly
Finally, the book will disappear and anyone else running the mod can try to find it - if they use the feather in a spot that is close enough to where you hid it, then your book will appear for them to read!
How does it work?
The mod takes a virtual “fingerprint” of the context where you hide the book – it summarizes the type and number of unique blocks close by, and it stores a copy of your book with that fingerprint, so that other players who are searching for books in areas that give roughly the same fingerprint can find your book too!
Hopefully that conveys the general idea. I was inspired by asynchronous messaging systems in Death Stranding and Dark Souls/Elden Ring and thought that more games could benefit from a fun way to share messages with other players beyond just your local server.
I really like exploring Minecraft worlds and looking for new villages, treasures, and the like, and I think with some help from the Minecraft community and this mod, we could add a lot of exciting and interesting depth to the pre-generated structures/villages/etc that you find in your Minecraft world!
If you watched till the end of the first video, you’ll have seen a hint about a treasure hidden in the blast furnace of this village – I took the liberty of investigating, and have shared my findings here:
This is one example of the kind of engaging gameplay that I think we could make by sharing stories like this for players across all servers.
What do y’all think? I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for things/features you’d like to see!
(Since starting this post I’ve been thinking about allowing users to hide treasure/items and not just books too)
So, guys. I've finally done it. I've found the super rare fake end portal room. No one has really talked about this or shown real proof that this room actually existed so no one really knew if it did or not. That's why I took it upon myself to search through several seeds and used the mansion locator to quickly find mansions. It did take awhile but I eventually did find one and I'm honestly quite shocked that this room truly existed. If you'd like to see for yourself, the seed is 550349169. The cords of the room are -63200 84 -50922. This seed works in bedrock edition only.
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Ten million.
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Nobody will want to hear this, but I'm back! So... Yeah. Ummm...
Okay, you can leave now.
Also, betcha ten dollars that allyourbasesaregone will see this.
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Well, I guess that's fair. I do have a similar online writing style to him, but, far as I know, I'm not him.
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Minecraft doesn't exactly have wood armor, does it? Also, I know that wood is probably not the best idea for golems, I'm going to make a post about what new golems should be made of.
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We've had two of what I call "baby golems" in our mob votes. Copper and Tuff, in more precise words. Oh, and they both lost. Ouch. Let's add some new options, shall we? Enter 3 new golems, never heard of before.
#1. Oak golem.
This golem wouldn't attack mobs. Rather odd, right? I mean all of our in game golems do. Get used to it. Instead, it would be a priority. What I mean by that is that undead mobs would rather attack it than the player. It would have 8 health, and it could activate regeneration twice in its life. After that, it would become timid and run away from anything with even a possibility of attacking it (wolves, hostile mobs, neutral mobs, etc.). It would be created by placing down one oak log, a pumpkin, and finally a sapling. That wouldn't be enough to spawn the golem, however. It would need a redstone signal to become a living being.
#2. Mangrove golem.
Sort of like a better oak golem. When it would see a mob getting attacked, it would run over to it and defend it. It wouldn't necessarily attack the mob, but it would scare it and make it have a 30 percent chance of losing interest in the mob, making it just walk away. This would not work on villagers or players, however, so that it wouldn't be a very good village defense. It would prioritize other golems, excluding iron, but oak golems would be its top priority in protecting. It would have 20 health. It would be spawned by placing down a mangrove root block, then a mangrove log, a pumpkin, and finally a mangrove propagule on top.
#3. Cherry golem.
Created by placing a pumpkin on top of a stripped cherry log, which would in turn be on top of a normal cherry log. It would seem sort of like a bobblehead, as it would have a pink helmet over its entire head. It would be able to attack, and would do so by lifting up its helmet to show the mob whatever terrifying face it had under its helmet, which would give it the effect paralysis for 30 seconds, which I don't need to explain for obvious reasons.
That's all, folks!
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An aroma of sniffers, perhaps? Also, I've heard that a group of Iron Golems is called a "factory. "
Also, for the mob vote losers:
A famine or buffet of great hungers
A hiding of rascals
A carpet of tuff golems
A drowning of barnacles
A blizzard of iceologers
A clattering of copper golems
A scowl of glares
Fun fact: a group of pandas is called an embarrassment!