The living entity of Minecraft was shortened for mobile. They can be used to attack or kill people using weapons and rare items. With each killed member, mob members lose their resources and experience. Trusting mobs cannot be tamed but they have a particular behavior if confronted. They include dolphins ocelots and even Minecraft foxes. In Creative mode, mobs will never attack you but could be divided into three behavior categories in Survival and Hardcore modes including passive neutral attack and hostile. In-game mode a bunch of mobs can be created for you to fight hostiles.
A mob is an AI-driven living entity looking like a living creature. The term “mob” is a short form for “mobile entity”. All mobs can be attacked and injured (from falling, attacked by a player or another mob, falling into the void, etc.), and have some form of intentional movement. Different types of mobs often have unique AI and loot.
Mobs are a very important element of a Minecraft game they populate the environment and making the game world feel more lively. Amongst them, there are mobs that players can ‘create’ or ‘construct’, without any help of a console command. In this article, we’re going to list out the “top 4 Minecraft mobs” that players can construct and create. Check out How To Survive Starting Out In The Desert Biome In Minecraft
Iron Golem
Irons golems are found naturally, albeit rarely, in the wild. They spawn naturally in big villages that have at least ten villagers and twenty-one “houses”. An “Iron golem” is a large powerful neutral utility mob that defends villagers and players. While you can create it, the Iron Golem also spawn normally as a part of a village’s defense. They are melee mobs with extremely high HP and damage.
To build an Iron Golem, just put 4 iron blocks in a T-shape for the golem’s body and placing a pumpkin on the top of the middle-upper block to serve as its head. The headpiece must be placed last. A villager can also summon an Iron Golem when they are panicking. Iron golems protect villages and will strike anyone (player or mob) that strikes a villager.
Snow Golem
Snow golems aren’t found naturally in the Minecraft world and are the only mob in the meet the mob’s lesson you will only find if you create one yourself. A “Snow golem” is a snowman-like utility mob that helps defend against hostile and neutral mobs. Its structure is almost similar to iron golems. If you get a snow biome you can gather snow, stack it up, throw a pumpkin on top, and make your own little snowman. You will only require to place 2 blocks of snow on top of each other then put a headpiece on top.
The headpiece must be either a jack o’lantern or a carved pumpkin. Snow golems strike hostile mobs with snowballs, which knockback but do not deal any harm unless the targets are wolves.
The Wither
The Wither is Minecraft’s hardest-to-beat boss that floats and fires explosive skulls at mobs and other players. It doesn’t spawn naturally and can only be created by players. It is the one and only source of nether stars, which are used to create beacons. To construct a Wither, players need to place 4 blocks of soul sand and soul soil in a T-shape, almost similar to the Iron Golems. Though, instead of a pumpkin head, players need to put 3 wither skeleton skulls on top of the 3 upper blocks., and the heads need to be installed last.
The Ender Dragon
Players can actually re-summon the Ender Dragon, as its reconstruction is tied to the End Crystals. To resurrect the Ender Dragon, put four End Crystals on the end exit portal, and place one on each of the flat sides. The crystals will re-spawn the original end crystals on the obsidian pillars, as well as resurrect the dragon itself, before erupting.
End Crystals produce naturally, but you can also craft them using (Eye of Ender) + (Ghast Tear) and with(7 blocks of Glass). If the end portal is disrupted for any reason, you can just put the end crystals on obsidian blocks in the same place as the exit portal.
