[…] can include crafting potions of fire resistance, good armor and strong weapons, possibly enchanted ones. And of course, going into the Nether together makes the whole thing less scary. Therefore, […]

[…] how much space lies in the Nether, waiting to be uncovered. But if you want to enter into this fiery realm, you need to use a Minecraft Nether portal and crafting it can seem daunting at first. […]

[…] and lava connect, as well as when finding a Minecraft broken Nether portal. Remember that only a pickaxe made from diamond or netherite is strong enough to break obsidian blocks. Once you have enough […]

[…] wolf armor and 1x dye of your choice and combine them using a crafting table in Java Edition or a cauldron filled with dyed water in Bedrock […]

[…] cobwebs everywhere that slow you down immensely. Some can even spawn as spider jockeys, carrying a skeleton on their back. However, since Minecraft mineshafts do not spawn in the deep dark biome, you don’t […]

[…] Crossbow […]

[…] melee weapons like a sword or axe– the more valuable the material, the more damage the weapon […]

[…] be a challenge. That’s why strategies like searching at nighttime or in low-light areas such as caves or forest outskirts can increase the likelihood of an […]

[…] to get the bad omen effect […]

[…] armor trim smithing templates: […]

[…] coal or charcoal […]

[…] contrast, while the blaze’s body is similar in build, it has a fiery, floating form with a bright yellow body surrounded by rotating rods and emits smoke and fire […]

[…] more interested in keeping your weapons and tools in shape? A grindstone might be what you […]

[…] harvesting it from fully grown wheat crops […]

[…] catch these Minecraft fish, you need a fishing rod. This tool can be crafted with sticks and string. Then, it can be used in any body of […]

[…] although they do not fall when said block is destroyed. Thus, if you place a Minecraft candle on a stone block, for example, you can simply break that block again, creating a floating candle. Minecraft […]

[…] most of them in your world, such as coloring them. Minecraft also allows you to put a candle on a cake, which is then known as a Minecraft cake […]

[…] and mountains of the cubic world, you can take your time to build elaborate rail systems, tame camels or walk for a very long […]

[…] jungle pyramids, dungeons, and End cities. You can also acquire them by trading emeralds with leatherworker villagers, which need a cauldron to learn their profession. If you are very lucky, you can even […]

[…] some use cases in which the regular chest is better than the Minecraft ender chest. This includes redstone compatibility, as an ender chest cannot interact with hoppers, droppers, comparators or pistons […]

[…] If there is no lava flow close to water, you must either create obsidian yourself or mine it from structures that generate during world generation. While it is easier to mine obsidian, creating an infinite […]

[…] color by applying dye. Wool blocks (of any color) can be used to craft other items like beds, banners and […]

[…] are common in the Nether, spiders are easily found in places with a low light level such as caves and mineshafts. Finally, while cats do drop Minecraft string upon death, you should tame them […]

[…] containing string spawn in a lot of places, the most relevant of which are pillager outposts, desert temples and bastion remnants found in the Nether. However, all of these places contain a […]

[…] with most drop-related loot, you can make these mobs drop more if your weapon is enchanted with the ‘Looting’ enchantment. The most profitable targets are lava striders, […]

[…] provides you with ample opportunity to craft these little light sources. String can be looted from spiders, while  honeycomb can be obtained by using shears on a […]

[…] candle on the cake by right-clicking it, which causes a spark and makes the cake consumable. If you eat the cake, the Minecraft candle will simply […]

[…] can help you light up your house in a charming (and customizable) way. It adds a cozy atmosphere to buildings and provides a range of practical uses beyond just being a light source. In this article, […]

[…] can be tamed […]

[…] rooms in the different mansions, you’ll find about 52 different types of rooms, such as the spider room, the mushroom farm, or even the lava room. No Minecraft mansion spawns with all rooms […]

[…] Smite adds 2.5 damage (1.25 hearts) to each hit per level. The following table shows how a simple iron sword with base damage 6 (3 hearts) can become a deadly weapon when going against an undead […]

[…] can be used to find more precious ores as well other materials. Precious ores include redstone, diamonds, lapis lazuli, emeralds and nether quartz. Other materials include glowstone, carrots, sea […]

[…] using an enchanting table, a spellbook or a […]

[…] Minecraft Doctor’s Bane: The Golden Apple I GPORTAL Wiki – https://www.g-portal.com/wiki/en/minecraft-golden-apple/ […]

[…] Nether fortresses, jungle pyramids, dungeons, and End cities. You can also acquire them by trading emeralds with leatherworker villagers, which need a cauldron to learn their profession. If you are very […]

[…] they appear when a thunderbolt strikes the ground. Keep in mind that you cannot force a Minecraft skeleton horse to appear by way of enchanted tridents or lightning rods. Once spawned, the skeleton will […]

[…] players will find themselves walking on land most of the time (Unless you use a mod like the Aether mod or have a particularly ocean biome-heavy seed). To traverse the vast forests, hills and mountains […]

[…] Arrow (Bedrock Edition)Spectral Arrow (Java Edition) […]

[…] in a very important niche. Of course, swords and tools made from iron won’t be enough to beat the ender dragon, not even with enchantments. But that is not what you should collect it for. Spiders, skeletons, […]

[…] in your Minecraft world. This generally means being in a world where cheats are enabled or having operator status in a multiplayer […]

[…] even early on in the game and in basically any biome. Both sticks and planks can be crafted from wood, which comes from trees. Stone slabs are crafted from stones, a very common type of block. […]

[…] It’s a vehicle in Minecraft used for transportation on rails. It can be ridden by players, mobs and is used to transport items or entities. The Minecart is an essential tool for creating […]

[…] become a zombie villager and simply remain dead. To avoid that scenario, wandering traders drink a potion of invisibility when night falls and replenish the effect should it run out. They also do so when […]

[…] And while you may survive an encounter with some skeletons or zombies, a run-in with a creeper or a warden is basically impossible to survive without a good […]

[…] key to an entire world of inventions you can use to your advantage. Currently, this small piece of wood is an ingredient in no less than 49 recipes – and with new updates, we can expect that number to […]

[…] bows […]

[…] on. Naturally, this leads to them ignoring basic items which are not made of diamonds, gold or iron. One of them is the humble stick, an unassuming yet essential part of any player’s inventory. As […]

[…] Easily crafted from wood, sticks are abundant in the Minecraft world, even when you first start […]

[…] off. While animals such as chickens, pigs and sheep serve as a food source, some mobs can even be tamed and ridden. These include horses, donkeys, mules and wolves. In addition, there are golems like the […]

[…] bat, camel, cat, chicken, cow, donkey, fox, frog, horse, mooshroom, mule, ocelot, parrot, pig, rabbit, sheep, sniffer, […]

[…] cave spider, goat, llama, panda, polar bear, spider, […]

[…] evoker, ghast, hoglin, husk, magma cube, piglin brute, pillager, ravager, shulker, silverfish, skeleton, slime, spider jockey, stray, vindicator, warden, witch, wither skeleton, zoglin, zombie, zombie […]

[…] hold weapons, e.g. […]

[…] 96 ticks (roughly 4.8 seconds in real life), the block turns into normal sand or gravel and you are left […]

[…] end gateway is a floating portal structure that appears after defeating the ender dragon, allowing you to access the outer edges of the End. It’s marked by a bedrock frame with a tiny, […]

[…] lapis lazuli […]

[…] sheep […]

[…] breeze […]

[…] to find, buried treasures are the only way to find hearts of the sea, a key ingredient for the conduit, making the search for them worth your […]

[…] you can find in the Minecraft world come from your own hand through finding, mining and then crafting with different materials, there are also structures in the game that already spawn during world […]

[…] coal […]

[…] on searching trail ruins and cold ocean ruins for suspicious gravel and warm ocean ruins and desert wells and pyramids for suspicious sand. Not only do these locations have a high chance of spawning […]

[…] redstone […]

[…] you meet several enemy mobs  […]

[…] extensive loot (e.g. items, armor, food) […]

[…] What You Need to Know about Minecraft Bone Meal – https://www.g-portal.com/wiki/en/minecraft-bone-meal/ […]

[…] with terrible lighting and visuals, cringeworthy writing and a world that doesn’t even look like vanilla Minecraft. There’s something to hate for everyone; fans of the game can be baffled by the crafting scene […]

[…] Paper (and paper forks) […]

[…] Forge […]

[…] of the most beloved aspects of Minecraft are its multiplayer and its sense of community. Naturally, players all over the world want to play together, even when they are bound to certain Minecraft servers for […]

[…] makes him easily recognizable. You can find him next to a composter, which can be made with wooden slabs. With him you can exchange food, such as carrots, apples or wheat, for emeralds. At the same time, […]

[…] of the most beloved aspects of Minecraft are its multiplayer and its sense of community. Naturally, players all over the world want to play together, even when […]

[…] was not Robin Hood, but the nice fletcher next door. All day long he makes (enchanted) bows and crossbows, or tipped arrows, at his fletching table. So it starts with a few wooden boards and flints for his […]

[…] Barrel […]

[…] you vulnerable in combat situations. And while you may survive an encounter with some skeletons or zombies, a run-in with a creeper or a warden is basically impossible to survive without a good […]

[…] of any player’s inventory. As any experienced Minecraft adventurer will know, Minecraft stick crafting is the key to an entire world of inventions you can use to your advantage. Currently, this small […]

[…] While fishing, players can sometimes reel in sticks as junk items. Though this isn’t the most reliable way to gather sticks, it’s a bonus if you’re already fishing for other items like fish or enchanted books. […]

[…] resources to focus on. Naturally, this leads to them ignoring basic items which are not made of diamonds, gold or iron. One of them is the humble stick, an unassuming yet essential part of any player’s […]

[…] you can see, the wandering trader is not bound to any specific biome or location. At any time, there can be a wandering trader in a 48-block radius around you. If you […]

[…] Minecraft cobblestone is used in a number of armor trim recipes. Namely, it is used in the sentry armor trim and the coast armor trim, as well as the […]

[…] both online and offline. Build a castle together, dodge the traps of a desert temple or explore the biomes of the world at large. There are plenty of benefits to playing Minecraft together with your […]

[…] copper or waxed copper […]

[…] trial chambers […]

[…] un-dyeing banners and leather armor […]

[…] banners and leather […]

[…] which also works as a light source with a light level of 15, the highest in the game. If a player, mob or item falls into the lava cauldron, it is set on fire, so be careful around […]

[…] block has a manageable number of uses, but these are versatile, from decoration purposes, to mob defense through light, to potion […]

[…] Since the introduction of dripstone in the update 1.18, you can make an infinite lava farm, utilizing the cauldron. If you place a lava source above a downward pointed dripstone and a cauldron beneath it, the cauldron will slowly fill up with lava. Once it’s filled, you can remove it with an empty bucket and voila, a new lava source without any effort. For the technically gifted, you can even fully automate this process with redstone. […]

[…] different editions of the game. Although it doesn’t have as many direct applications as other blocks, it plays a significant role in potion brewing, storing fluids and interacting with certain game […]

[…] how do I find diamonds? Minecraft is a place full of adventures, materials and mobs. It may take some time exploring the world and searching or digging for Minecraft diamonds. […]

[…] book + 2x diamond + 4x obsidian = 1x enchanting […]

[…] for tools, weapons & […]

[…] of the most important Minecraft diamond uses is their application enchanting tables, jukeboxes and crafting the firework […]

[…] spawns as chest […]

[…] can exchange diamonds with some villagers for emeralds, which you can then exchange for food, maps or fish, depending on their job.. If you happen to be short on emeralds, this might be an […]

[…] found as MC diamond ore […]

[…] This one is also known as the ‘powered minecart’. It acts as a locomotive to push other minecarts in front of it when fueling the furnace with coal or charcoal. […]

[…] a light level of 9 or higher to grow, a daylight sensor in combination with an observer and a piston can crush the newly grown Minecraft pumpkin as soon as it is grown, taking the load off your […]

[…] a bit messy sometimes. To reduce the time required to fully grow a Minecraft pumpkin, you can use bone meal, which lets Minecraft pumpkins grow significantly […]

[…] ingots are made from iron ore and coal in a furnace, while iron blocks can be crafted from 9x iron ingots each. So, for the anvil recipe, you need a […]

[…] nautilus shells are easy to get, being dropped by drowned, a heart of the sea is an entirely different story. Hearts of the sea are only found in buried […]

[…] combine an awkward potion with a pufferfish and your underwater breathing potion is done. Add some redstone dust if you want to extend the effect. A basic potion allows you to breathe underwater for 3 […]

[…] 1.1 – 1.12 initially added several biomes, mobs, as well as numerous new items, mechanics and commands in the following years. With version 1.9, the combat system was also fundamentally revised, and the […]

[…] at first, it can lead to you wasting cobblestone if you only need 4 walls, for instance. By using a stonecutter, you can circumvent this hassle. In this same way, you can also craft slabs and […]

[…] but most of them can be found in chests at the location. Here is a table to show you in which biome you can find each […]

[…] on your armor. The other one is the netherite upgrade smithing template, which lets you turn your diamond armor and tools into […]

[…] pillager outpost […]

[…] prismarine […]

[…] don’t change any other properties of the gear other than looks. It doesn’t affect durability or fire resistance. However, it makes your Steve (also Alex or any of the other skins) appear in more […]

[…] upgrade to netherite gear & […]

[…] ample supplies: Equip yourself with a full set of enchanted armor, a powerful bow, a sword, plenty of arrows, food, and potions (like slow falling, healing and […]

[…] are large rooms filled with bookshelves and cobwebs. They often contain chests with loot such as enchanted books, paper, and normal books. Libraries are a valuable resource for players looking to enhance […]

[…] Obsidian can be collected from chests in bastion remnants or by bartering with piglins. In the overworld you can find it in ruined […]

[…] craft a respawn anchor you need to gather materials native to the […]

[…] comes into play, as it offers a safer alternative for adventurers exploring the dangerous Nether biomes. When charged with glowstone, it allows players to respawn within a certain radius of the anchor […]

[…] there are differences between the dimensions. Unlike the overworld, where players can use a bed to set their spawn point, beds are explosive in the Nether, making them unsuitable for this […]

[…] However, if you die in the Nether, getting back to where you died and retrieving your weapons and armor items can prove to be more difficult if you respawn back at your base in the […]

[…] command: /effect […]

[…] of fire resistance, arrows of fire resistance, beacon, totem of undying, suspicious stew (if made with […]

[…] Minecraft, goats can’t be tamed in the traditional sense, like wolves or cats. However, you can interact with goats in several ways to manage and utilize them […]

[…] a Minecraft goat can’t be sheared. Unlike sheep, which can be sheared to obtain wool, goats do not have a similar mechanic for harvesting […]

[…] add an element of unpredictability and excitement to players’ adventures in high-altitude biomes. This mob is relatively new to the game, yet it is still a favorite for many players since it […]

[…] oak, spruce, birch, jungle, acacia, dark oak, crimson, warped, cherry, bamboo […]

[…] be a real lifesaver in a trial run. Additionally, you need a breeze rod to craft the new flow armor smithing template While a Minecraft breeze does not drop anything else beside the breeze rod, it drops it with a 100% […]

[…] debris (which turns into netherite […]

[…] wood […]

[…] fluid dynamics in builds. This makes them useful in farms, especially for managing water flow in crop irrigation […]

[…] A hideout that conceals you from other people on an SMP server can make the difference between survival and a digital […]

[…] of the most important interactions Minecraft trapdoors have is with mobs: Their AI always considers them to be closed, even while they are open. This often leads to mobs […]

[…] Ominous trials are an even harder version of the Minecraft trial chambers we have looked at so far. If you want to take on the challenge, you need to get the bad omen effect on at least one player. You can do so by drinking an ominous bottle, which you can get from the vaults or by defeating an illager raid captain.  […]

[…] a more convenient manner, a trial explorer map is a handy tool. They are sold by journeyman-level cartographers in exchange for 1x compass and 12 emeralds. Check out our emerald guide if you struggle to find […]

[…] chicken: […]

[…] these regions are rather big, measuring 512×512 blocks, searching for a Minecraft trial chamber manually is tedious. To find them in a more convenient […]

[…] craft a Minecraft piston, you need wooden planks, cobblestone, an iron ingot and redstone dust. Most of these ingredients are easy to find even in the early […]

[…] craft a Minecraft piston, you need wooden planks, cobblestone, an iron ingot and redstone dust. Most of these ingredients are easy to find […]

[…] crafting. To gather redstone quickly, you should check between y-levels -64 and -50, since their distribution spikes around that level. Similarly, Nether quartz ore is most likely to be found on y-level 114 in […]

[…] concrete: A colorful building material created by mixing gravel and sand with dye. […]

[…] world. They have physical presence and have certain Mincraft block properties. Blocks form the landscape, structures and interactable components of the game. Examples include dirt, stone and […]

[…] create these blocks using crafting recipes, smelting or other processes. These blocks often have enhanced Minecraft block properties or specific […]

[…] units come in a variety of types and serve diverse functions, from building structures and crafting tools to decorating and creating intricate mechanisms. Understanding and utilizing Minecraft blocks […]

[…] into Minecraft bone meal, you first need to find them. A useful source for bones or bone meal are fish. Depending on the Edition you play, looting a fish can give you a bone or Minecraft bone meal. In […]

[…] normal growing conditions fulfilled. For example, when using Minecraft bone meal fertilizer on bamboo, that bamboo plant must be able to grow upwards. If there is a block in its way, you essentially […]

[…] uses for bone meal in Minecraft include fireworks, stained glass and terracotta. This makes Minecraft bone meal a staple in any Minecraft player’s toolkit, particularly for […]

[…] use Minecraft bone meal can significantly improve your gameplay, helping you achieve your farming, building and crafting goals more […]

[…] be crafted, looted from an ominous vault chest in a trial […]

[…] you play the Bedrock Edition or the Minecraft Education Edition, you can use the bleach item to turn any colored Minecraft banner into a white banner. Simply […]

[…] Minecraft dripstone was introduced as part of the update 1.18, called ‘Caves & Cliffs’, which aimed to significantly enrich the game’s underground environments. This addition includes two distinct types: the Minecraft dripstone block and Minecraft pointed dripstone, each bringing unique aesthetic and functional qualities to the game’s expansive world. These features enhance both the visual intrigue and interactive possibilities within cave biomes.  […]

[…] variants of Minecraft terracotta can also be found in villages. Additionally, once the mason in your village reaches expert level, the glazed variants of terracotta become available for […]

[…] new possibilities for jobs among your villagers. This makes it akin to other blocks such as the fletching table and the […]

[…] a better material, with iron, diamond or netherite pickaxes being preferred for their efficiency. Enchantments also play a significant role in maximizing your Minecraft lapis lazuli yield. The two best […]

[…] table, lapis lazuli and a certain amount of XP. These experience points, gained by killing mobs, mining certain resources, smelting items and other activities, are required to enchant items, […]

[…] book and there you have it. The enchantment table is where players enchant their tools, weapons, armor and possibly another Minecraft book. The table itself is a pivotal block for players looking to […]

[…] depth and realism to the game. They have a simple diet: they eat seagrass. This Minecraft turtle food can be found in most underwater biomes, growing in both shallow and deep waters. Players can […]

[…] water at your feet can provide a protective barrier. Lastly, always keep your health up and have food or potions at the ready to ensure you can outlast the enderman in combat and collect the ender […]

[…] the Minecraft chicken has shaped the game’s playstyle since the very beginning, being one of the mobs present since the Alpha version. In any case, this article provides an informative guide on how to […]

[…] Minecraft chicken is one of the most common, yet also most overlooked animals in the entire cubic world. However, especially new players can struggle with keeping and breeding chickens. Meanwhile, […]

[…] other mobs that merrily swim the waters of the Minecraft world, such as squids, frogs, axolotls, turtles and dolphins. We talk about the last two in a more detailed manner in our article about in-game […]

[…] them offering you unique trades and interactions. It also supports your quest to gain XP or collect emeralds. So, manipulating some villagers to become fishermen is not only useful but also easy considering […]

[…] terrain. Unlike some ores that are biome-specific, copper ore appears in almost all overworld biomes, offering flexibility in where you can mine. Look out for Minecraft copper: The ore often forms in […]

[…] have to breed Minecraft sheep to not run out of them as a wool source. A better method is using shears on sheep. This way you not only get more wool, but the sheep is still alive and the wool regrows. […]

[…] with any material found in the cubic world of Minecraft, emerald comes in different shapes and sizes. Each of these can be acquired in […]

[…] If you’re interested in mods, additional ones like the Minecraft Aether, the Lucky Block Mod and Biomes o’Plenty can further enhance your experience in the cubic world of […]

[…] the plains biome. You can also find a Minecraft pumpkin growing in woodland mansions as well as in pillager outposts. These places hold an MC pumpkin or two which you can then craft into seeds. Simply place a […]

[…] iron ingots & iron […]

[…] maps that can be explored in all directions, crafting, resource mining, peaceful and hostile mobs, and, with the first final release, the End, complete with the Ender […]

[…] is hurled at the victim’s head once the trap is sprung. By placing the curse of binding enchantment on the helmet, the teammate is permanently branded as a pumpkin head. Your victim will surely curse […]

[…] these locations seem a bit dangerous to you, you can also always craft the rails yourself by using wood and […]

[…] found in mineshafts & mansions […]

[…] chickens […]

[…] sheep […]

[…] to look for is only half the battle though. The other half is knowing where to look. Check out our Minecraft ore distribution guide for more detail, but for iron we’ll tell you the most important things right now. These general […]

[…] it for. Spiders, skeletons, zombies – all of these mobs aren’t difficult to beat, but a wooden sword is still no match for them. That is why iron is so important. It not only lets you upgrade […]

[…] worth noting that breeding pandas requires bamboo, their favorite food. When they are in ‘love mode’ after being fed bamboo, they will produce offspring. In summary, […]

[…] a Minecraft slime is quite easy. All you have to do is use a bow to shoot some arrows at them. If you prefer melee weapons, you can also use a sword. After all, […]

[…] of the Minecraft crossbow, you should also know how to get your hands on one. Luckily, crafting a crossbow in Minecraft is rather straightforward. The crossbow Minecraft recipe is as […]

[…] Minecraft crossbows are still loaded even after being stored in your inventory or a chest, you can prepare them for combat easily, giving you a quick attack before the battle has even […]

[…] breeding means to have two animals create a new, smaller animal of the same variety, taming means to make a wild animal your companion. While many species have to be tamed first and can then […]

[…] you have ever seen a gigantic farm with so many animals that the server cannot handle the data, you might’ve wondered how to get so many animals at once. The answer to […]

[…] mention how important preparation is. Ensure you’re well-equipped. You’ll need strong armor (preferably diamond or netherite), a shield to block the pillagers’ arrows, a good melee […]

[…] to locate and activate end portals, which lead to the challenging End dimension where the ender dragon […]

[…] can use ender pearls for teleportation, allowing quick movement across distances without using commands. Additionally, ender pearls are a vital component in crafting the Minecraft eye of ender; these […]

[…] to search and mine Minecraft bamboo, the only other option is to kill pandas, as they are the only mob that can drop bamboo when […]

[…] bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants in the game. After being planted, it will grow one block every few seconds until reaching its […]

[…] within the earth, you can usually find some quality ores inside. Minecraft caves often cut through ore levels and leave things like gold and redstone. Even diamonds are sometimes exposed if you look hard […]

[…] iron […]

[…] The transformation of Minecraft caves from their humble beginnings to the complex networks they are now is a testament to the game’s dynamic evolution. The implementation of the ‘Caves & Cliffs’ update brought a wave of new Minecraft caves, transforming the underworld into a treasure trove of unique landscapes, resources, and challenges. Among these are the Minecraft mineshafts, long-winding tunnels systems that can intersect with the Minecraft caves. The mineshafts offer even more variety of mobs and biomes.  […]

[…] to good use. If you want to display them or use the flowers themselves for anything other than a crafting or brewing ingredient, you should use flower pots. Minecraft puts a spotlight on potting, if you […]

[…] apply different effects to the suspicious stew […]

[…] included in some mods […]

[…] start, Minecraft was supposed to be a very creative game. When you play, you are free to build and craft whatever you can imagine. However, hostile mobs, dangerous cliffs or poisonous food may make it […]

[…] have in any one of your camps. While it is pretty simple, there is no better place to keep your weapons, armor and potions, at least at the beginning of the game. You can craft a Minecraft chest with 8 […]

[…] redstone dust […]

[…] mineshaft can be extremely rewarding. And that is not even counting the loot you get from the cave spiders that wait inside to attack you. In fact, the Minecraft mineshaft is the only structure in the game […]

[…] which you can find in mineshafts, mansions and strongholds for example, can sometimes be a Minecraft skeleton spawner. Since you […]

[…] possible to enchant […]

[…] for crafting or cooking (e.g. […]

[…] combined with a lightning rod, you can even create lightning bolts outside of a […]

[…] many different worlds of Minecraft, different mobs are popping up everywhere. When exploring a dark cave or a forgotten mineshaft, you come across spiders in nearly every biome, which tend to be al lot […]

[…] can also buy bows and arrows from a fletcher in your village. Which bows and arrows you can buy depends on the level of the […]