The Mobs Of Minecraft Dungeons

Minecraft Dungeons is not a traditional Minecraft game (i.e. It is not an “edition” of Minecraft).

Instead, Dungeons is a dungeon-crawler game set in the Minecraft universe that features multiple mobs and bosses not found in the original game.

These are the mob additions to Minecraft Dungeons, categorized by behavior:

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Passive mobs in Minecraft Dungeons are just like the passive mobs found in the original Minecraft.

They are always harmless and friendly toward players, even when attacked.

These are the passive mobs that have been added to and only appear in Minecraft Dungeons:

Baby Ghast: a mini version of the Ghast, a classic Minecraft mob
Key Golem: small, stone-like creature that carries a key players need to unlock doors or gates
Piggy Bank: a pig wearing a treasure chest
Target Dummy: a wooden figure used for testing weapons and abilities

Note: Many passive mobs from Minecraft also appear in Minecraft Dungeons, including chickens, cows, wolves, and pigs.

Hostile mobs in Minecraft Dungeons are just like the hostile mobs found in the original Minecraft.

They attack on sight and do damage to players.

These are the hostile mobs that have been added to and only appear in Minecraft Dungeons:

Ancient Guardian (BOSS): guardian with long-range and melee attacks and a powerful shield
Arch-Illager (BOSS): main antagonist of the game
Blastling: small, explosive creature that detonates when close to players
Corrupted Cauldron (BOSS): giant cauldron that spawns slimes and shoots fireballs
Enchanted Mobs: regular mobs that have been enchanted to be stronger and more dangerous
Endersent: mob with Ender-like qualities
Frozen Zombie: zombie variant with ice-based attacks
Fungus Thrower: throwers of dangerous fungi that contaminate the ground
Geomancer: spell-casting mob that create obstacles and traps
Heart of Ender (BOSS): the Arch-Illager’s final form (similar to the Ender Dragon in Minecraft)
Iceologer: mob that casts ice spells
Icy Creeper: creeper variant with cold attributes
Jungle Abomination (BOSS): massive, plant-covered golem
Jungle Zombie: zombies adapted to jungle environments
Leapleaf: plant-based mob that jumps and attacks players from above
Mooshroom Monstrosity (BOSS): gigantic Mooshroom with enhanced powers
Mossy Skeleton: skeleton variant covered in moss
Mountaineer: high-altitude combat mob found in mountainous regions

Nameless One (BOSS): powerful necromancer who summons hordes of undead
Necromancer: spell-caster that summons undead mobs
Pink Slime: resilient slime variant that splits into smaller slimes
Poison-Quill Vine: plant-like mob that shoots poisonous quills
Quick-Growing Vine: plant-like mob that rapidly grows and entangles players
Rampart Captain: heavily-armored mob that leads groups of other hostile mobs
Redstone Cube (BOSS): a smaller, quicker version of the Redstone Monstrosity)
Redstone Golem: stronger variant of the golem
Redstone Monstrosity (BOSS): colossal golem-like creature that can summon smaller minions
Royal Guard: elite defenders found in fortresses or castles
Skeleton Vanguard: skeleton equipped with a shield and melee weapon
Snareling: mob that uses snares or traps
Sunken Skeleton: skeletons found underwater with aquatic weapons
Tempest Golem: golem with elemental wind powers
Watchling: surveillance mob that alerts other mobs to player’s presence
Whisperer: a sly, ranged mob that specializes in stealth and long-range attacks
Wind Caller: spell-casting mob with wind-based attacks
Wraith: ghostly figure with dark magic
Wretched Wraith (BOSS): more powerful version of the standard wraith
Zombified Fungus Thrower: zombie version of the fungus thrower

Some neutral mobs in Minecraft Dungeons are just like the neutral mobs found in the original Minecraft.

They only attack when provoked.

The other mobs we are considering neutral in Minecraft Dungeons technically DO attack upon sight, but have no power to damage a player.

Instead, these mobs enhance the powers of other mobs or create more mobs to foil the player.

These are the neutral mobs that have been added to and only appear in Minecraft Dungeons:

Enchanter: mob that casts spells to enhance other mobs, increasing their threat levels
Mob Spawner: a stationary mob that continually spawns other hostile mobs
Squall Golem: a golem variant with wind powers that only attacks when activated by a resonance crystal

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