Minecraft Mobs Update 1.19 – Everything you need to know
Last Updated on: 28th June 2022, 05:15 pm
Explorers and adventurers worldwide are crafting for joy following the release of update 1.19 on June 7, 2022, bringing with it 2 new biomes and 4 new mobs new to the game.
Here is everything we know so far about the new Minecraft Mobs Update.
The Warden
The Warden, located within the gloomy, Deep Dark biome, has 500 health, or the equivalent of 250 hearts, which gives the warden 25 times more health than an unarmored player. The vertical range in which the Warden gets angry is now a massive 20 blocks, making him one of the strongest mobs to ever enter the game, do not disturb him lightly!
The Warden will charge at a player once noticed, with this charge attack penetrating walls. Not only is this the most powerful mob in the game, but quite frankly, the scariest. The warden deals a whopping 15 hearts of damage, meaning a player with full Netherite amour, would be quickly reduced to 3 and a half hearts. It would take a massive 63 hits with a full enchanted Netherite sword, to destroy the warden.
It can’t be argued, that he is, without doubt, the strongest mob of all.
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The Allay
Allays, with their almost angelic appearance, spawn in outposts and mansions, and will follow you around to pick up a desired item. The Allay returns to wandering around if the player takes its item back by removing it from the Allay with an empty hand.
If the Allay hears a note block in close range, it will hover around for 30 seconds, close to the note block, gathering items around the block, and returning it to the original note block. This can be helpful to players who don’t want to spend their time gathering destroyed blocks, from altered landscapes or destroyed builds.
Frogs and Tadpoles
Frogs are a mob that players have wanted in the game from the beginning of time! The frogs are passive creatures, that have only 10 health points, or half of that of a player. They size to a maximum of 0.55 blocks tall and 0.5 blocks wide, be careful not to trample on them!
Frogs spawn in groups of 2-5 and can be found in the swamp and mangrove swamp biomes. Frogs can also be spawned by raising tadpoles, which are easy to collect using a bucket.
There are 3 different variants of frog, depending on the biome the tadpole was raised in. Tadpoles raised in a warm biome have an orange color, tadpoles raised in a colder biome have the classic green colour, and tadpoles raised in a hot biome have a pale grey color. Frogs can jump up to 8 blocks high and prefer jumping on lily pads and big drip leaves.
When fed a magma cube, frogs will drop you a frog light. The type of frog light will change depending on what variant of frog attacked the magma cube. Warmer frogs will leave ochre frog lights, cold frogs leave verdant frog lights, and hot frogs leave pearlescent frog lights. Frogs use their tongues to pull in certain mobs, which causes the mob to instantly despawn. They attack small slimes and small magma cubes. Big powers for such a small creature.
So there we have it, the latest additions are now roaming in the wild, ready for you to explore. Approach with caution, and try not to step on any frogs!
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