Additional Mobs for Minecraft

Review Additional Mobs

Additional Mobs

A mod that adds even more different mobs to Minecraft – both peaceful and those who will make your adventure even more difficult. All the models are very well detailed; the mobs are balanced for the game format and look extremely cute and fresh.

Mobs

The Fungus Zombie. The only difference from the vanilla one in a peculiar red-white texture color, which looks rather unpleasant on the zombies.

The Snow Growler. It looks far more stylish than the vanilla version, but doesn’t rush to protect the player and the village, just throwing snowballs to defeat everyone.

The Ominous Shadow. Or the ominous zombie, or the humanoid Enderman, but 15 HPs make it a rather interesting opponent. However, it attacks from a close distance only and doesn’t have any specific attacks, so you can always climb higher and hit it from a distance that it simply can’t reach. Drops shadow shards, which you can further use to craft new weapons and tools.

The Skeleshrooms. They differ in the cap colors and are absolutely similar to the vanilla skeletons, but for the caps on their heads. By the way, these caps don’t help skeletons at all – they still burn in the sun without armor. Besides, the Skeleshrooms don’t have bows.

The Ghost. Flying and ghostly. Have a similar health level to the vanilla zombie but can hurt the player due to its ghostly texture, while the player is trying to figure out where to strike it.

The Troll. 30 HPs, massive body, and pushful Golem-style attacks. In general, these are all its advantages. Drops an obsidian block when killed.

The Goblins. Two textures that differ in green shades. Its health level is similar to the vanilla zombie and rather weak attacks. Common mob. Drop skin.

The Ender Beast. 25 HPs, but the beast is rather clumsy and often gets stuck in blocks.

The Vampire. The health level is similar to the Creeper; the model resembles a fashionable peasant; despite its vampire essence, it tries to damage with its hands. Drops vampire fangs after death.

The Magma Snail. A passive neutral mob, not aggressive, but sets any burning blocks on fire.

The Wooly Cow. With a fashionable feather. A peaceful mob, but isn’t actually a cow, because it doesn’t give milk. Drops a block of wool and meat instead of skin.

The Cactoise. It’s indifferent to the players by itself, but like any cactus, it damages everyone who touches it. Drops – and it makes sense – cactus.

The Goat. A peaceful and delicious mob. Drops mutton and wool.

The Stone Golem. Isn’t your ally. 30 HPs, boosted aggressiveness; all the rest are similar to the vanilla golem.

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The Ghoul. Another strange and rather weak mob, similar to a very sad and matte zombie.

The Piranha. The mob is small and weak, but very fast and loves to travel in flocks. Lives in water, especially closed reservoirs, but will feel absolutely comfortable on land for some time. Can jump high.

The Headcrab. A neutral mob, which is more annoying with its existence than causing harm. Lives underground.

The Tree Stalker. The Enderman model in a wooden skin. There are totally 6 types of stalkers – by the number of existing trees. You can find them in forests, skillfully camouflaging in nature. Drop blocks of wood.

You can explore other mobs, such as The End flying eye, Poisonous Hornets, and Mini-Mushrooms, yourself by installing the mod.

Other

В drop from dead mobs is generally useless, unless you are a fan of collecting trophies. But you can still craft a few items.

Thus, you can use a sting of the Poisonous Hornet to craft a good little blade with +6.5 damage. And the shadow shards will give you a full set of tools and a sword with +8 damage, which is one point higher than that of the vanilla diamond.

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