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Troll
Troll
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Appearance
Trolls are large humanoid monsters with a face with prominent prognathism, small eyes that glow in the dark, tusks protruding from their lower jaw, and large, protruding nose, as well as a giant weapon in their hand. They come in 3 different variants:
(All variants are showcased above as well as in the gallery)
Spawning
Trolls will spawn deep underground in Forest, Mountain, and Snowy Tundra biomes, with each variant spawning in their respective biomes. They often spawn in caves, but have also been known to spawn in underground dragon caves.
Drops
Loot from a troll depends on what kind of troll it is and what weapon it is holding. All trolls will drop Troll Tusks and Troll Leather corresponding to what kind of troll they are; as well as this, they have a 2.5% chance of dropping a Troll Skull. Along with this, they have a chance to drop the weapon they are holding, which can be the following:
Finally, all trolls will drop stone of any kind (cobblestone, stone bricks, etc.), sticks, and bones, while other minor drops are restricted to some trolls; forest trolls will drop mushrooms and oak wood, mountain trolls will drop emeralds, and frost trolls will drop snowballs, sapphires, and spruce wood.
Behavior
Trolls are naturally hostile to players and villagers. Once a troll sees its target, it will let out a loud, guttural roar and come rushing at the player. When attacking, trolls often strike downwards with their club, dealing 5 hearts (10 HP) of damage with each hit; however, they are also known to do a sideways swipe with their club, dealing massive knockback to their foes. If a troll encounters an unavoidable obstacle while chasing down a target, it will smash the obstacle to bits with its club; as well as this, the troll’s thick hide means that arrows are useless against it. However, if a troll is exposed to direct sunlight, it will turn to stone; like any mob petrified by a Gorgon, a petrified troll can be broken with a pickaxe, and yields 2-5 pieces of cobblestone once broken. Due to this, trolls will never leave caves or any shady areas during the day.
Combat
Since arrows are ineffective against trolls, it is suggested that one should wear decent armor and carry a hard-hitting melee weapon before fighting a troll. The best way to take on a troll is to lure it out of a cave during the night, and sprint away from its club strike, run back to land a hit on it, and repeat until it dies. Alternatively, one can let the troll chase them around until the sun rises and watch it turn to stone; however, this method yields no valuable loot from the troll.
Ghost
Ghost
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Ghosts are wrathful spirits that haunt their burial places at night and relentlessly harass interlopers.
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Appearance
Ghosts are skeletal specters with tattered robes and a noticeable lack of legs. They come in three colors: white, blue, and green.
Spawning
Ghosts can be found in Graveyards, small, gated burial areas which spawn randomly in all biomes; they will rise out of the Graveyard Soil during the night, and they will spawn when a Cursed Chest hidden in a small catacomb is opened. Additionally, they can spawn when a player is killed by another player.
Drops
Upon death, ghosts drop:
Only ghosts that spawn from graveyard soil drop these items upon death. (This implies that Ectoplasm and Phantasmal Ingots can only be obtained from ghosts spawned from Graveyard Soil)
Behavior
Ghosts are naturally hostile to players and villagers; they are able to spot targets from 64 blocks away. When attacking, ghosts will circle around their target before charging towards them and dealing 1.5 hearts (3 HP) of damage on contact; when about to charge, they will emit a loud scream, and a hallucination of a ghost will fly across the screen of any nearby players. Ghosts are able to fly through walls when moving about and chasing foes; as well as this, they are immune to most forms of damage, and only silver weapons and the Phantasmal Blade can deal damage to them.
When exposed to broad daylight, ghosts will enter a dormant state; upon doing so, they will stop glowing and slowly fade into invisibility, and they become immune to all forms of damage (even from silver weapons and the Phantasmal Blade). However, during the night, they will become active again.
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| Π‘Π½Π΅ΠΆΠ½ΡΠΉ ΠΆΠΈΡΠ΅Π»Ρ | ΠΠΈΡΠ½ΡΠΉ ΡΠ΅Π»ΡΡΠΊΠΈΠΉ ΠΆΠΈΡΠ΅Π»Ρ, ΠΊΠΎΡΠΎΡΡΠΉ ΠΆΠΈΠ²ΡΡ Π² Π»Π΅Π΄ΡΠ½ΡΡ Π΄Π΅ΡΠ΅Π²Π½ΡΡ , Π½Π°Ρ ΠΎΠ΄ΡΡΠΈΡ ΡΡ Π² ΡΠ½Π΅ΠΆΠ½ΡΡ Π±ΠΈΠΎΠΌΠ°Ρ . | |
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Gorgon
Gorgon
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Gorgons are minibosses that lurk in coastal underground lairs and kill anything that looks at them with a petrifying gaze.
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Appearance
Gorgons are repulsive female humanoid monsters with the tail of a snake, the body of a woman, and hair made out of snakes. Their skin is pale green in color, while their tail is dark green and the many snakes on their hair are a deep green; as well as this, they wear light brown armor as well as green garments.
Spawning
Gorgons can be located deep down in Gorgon Temples, gigantic, Greek-style crumbling stone temples which spawn randomly in Beach biomes.
Drops
Gorgons will drop 1 gorgon head upon death.
Behavior
If a gorgon is looking directly at a player and the player has their crosshair on her, her eyes start glowing a bright yellow, her mouth opens to reveal large fangs, the snakes on her head come to life, and she turns that player to stone; petrified players can be broken with a pickaxe, and yield 4-5 pieces of cobblestone once broken. A surprising thing to note about the gorgon is that she can also turn other mobs to stone, as long as she and her target are directly looking at each other. Wearing a blindfold will render a player immune to the gorgon’s gaze; however, in response to this, the Gorgon will become more aggressive and start directly attacking that player, dealing 1 heart (2 HP) of damage and inflicting Poison III for 4 seconds.
Combat
There are two strategies to defeat a gorgon:
The best way to take a gorgon on is to wear a blindfold, equip decent armor, use a powerful sword, and take her on. In addition to this, it is recommended that one should bring many buckets of milk, should they get poisoned by her attacks. Note that you must be blinded to avoid petrification; having anything that counters the blindfold’s effect will not protect you from the Gorgon’s gaze.
Alternatively, one can take on the gorgon without a blindfold by simply looking down and hitting her tail. However, this is a riskier approach, as one misstep can lead to being one-shot by the petrification. It is important to note that any equipped armor cannot be retrieved if the wearer gets petrified; the items will get «stuck» inside the statue instead of dropping on the ground.
Amphithere
Amphithere
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Appearance
Amphitheres are large, colorful reptiles that possess the general look of a snake, with a serpentine physique, a noticeable lack of walking legs, a moderately long neck, a large head with big, toothy jaws, and a long, tapering tail. However, they also possess many traits derived from tropical birds; they boast massive, feathery wings, a crown of feathers adorns the back of their head, their snout ends in a large, hooked beak, and their tail ends in a large, feathery tail fan. They come in 5 different colors:
Spawning
Amphitheres can be found gliding through Jungle biomes.
Drops
Upon death, amphitheres drop:
Behavior
Amphitheres are neutral, and will not attack players unless provoked; in fact, they are relatively skittish, and will flee from players, only turning back to fight when provoked. When attacking, amphitheres will take a bite out of their foes, dealing 3.5 hearts (7 HP) of damage with each bite; however, they are also known to spin around in order to knock away their targets with their tail, and they have even been seen rearing up and violently flapping their wings in order to create powerful gusts of wind that send their foes flying. On land, amphitheres are already fast, being able to slither faster than a player’s sprinting speed; in the air, however, they are even faster, and are perhaps one of the (if not the) fastest flying mobs in the mod. Surprisingly enough, amphitheres will also protect any villagers they come across, and will fight off any mob that tries to kill the villagers; they will even scuffle with formidable dragons in order to save their friends.
If an amphithere is hit with an arrow, snowball, or any other projectile while flying, it will plummet from the sky and automatically transition to terrestrial movement.
Taming
Unlike other mobs, taming an amphithere is a daunting task. First, one must catch up with the amphithere’s quick slithering speed and mount it by interacting with it with an empty hand; if it is found flying, one must knock it out of the sky with a projectile before initiating the chase. Once the amphithere is mounted, it will repeatedly turn its head over its side to bite its rider; in order to tame it, one must survive its bite attacks long enough (or use a shield to nullify any damage it deals) before it breaks and starts to serve its superior. Once the amphithere is tamed, it can be ordered to either follow its owner, wander around, or sit by interacting with them with an empty hand while sneaking; however, keep in mind that, when ordered to wander, it can still fly away at will. Fortunately, however, a Dragon Bone Flute can be used to call a flying amphithere down to the ground. As well as this, a tamed amphithere will attack mobs and players that its owner attacks; any tamed amphitheres that are flying in the air and not sitting will swoop down to the ground and start fighting the mob or player that their owner targets; this could be used as another way to call down your amphithere if it flew away. Feeding a tamed amphithere cocoa beans will heal it.
Sneaking while interacting with a amphithere with a Dragon Command Staff will set a home position where it is currently at, and it will not go far away from that position. The home position can be removed by sneaking while using the Dragon Command Staff again.
It takes 1 day for a baby amphithere to reach adulthood.
Breeding
Two amphitheres can be bred by feeding them cookies. They are bred in the same manner as other vanilla animals; in this case, right-clicking each amphithere with the cookies will cause them to breed. Breeding the two amphitheres will produce a baby amphithere.
Usage
Usage of these aphitheres can be for gliding and flying from place to place smoothly, they do not stop in mid air. But they rather just keep moving, they can be used if you tend to have lag (due to lack of moving parts) and they can also serve quite decorative. Unlike the Hippogryph, they are slightly slower in the air and land which can be better for steering.
Riding
Tamed amphitheres can be mounted by interacting with them with an empty hand. Unlike dragons and hippogryphs, which use WASD controls, amphitheres are controlled similarly to a perpetually firework-boosted pair of Elytra; looking up makes the amphithere rise, while looking down makes it dive downwards. Spacebar makes the amphithere start flying, and G makes it use a strike attack, attacking the mob or the player is currently looking at.
While there is no set landing key, it has been discovered that if you ride your amphithere while touching the ground, and you use the Dragon Bone Flute, it will land on the spot.









