Mutated Items

Mobs, and what do they do

• Torchy: A tiny companion that lights up dark areas.
  
• Spawning Hutch: A walking spawner created by placing a Jack’o Lantern on a Dungeon Spawner. It “eats” items like Rotten Flesh and Blaze Rods, then spawns the corresponding mob every 30 seconds.
  
• Training Dummy (Repressed Ninja): A living dummy that shows your attack damage. Swords and axes can get stuck in it.
  
• Jelly Bear: You can change its color/flavor with potions and repair missing parts using Slimeballs.
  
• Exiled Book Demon: A demon that attacks with energy blades torn from its book.
  
• Ender Hull: Hitting it swaps your position with its shell. It can spawn when Endermen die and can disrupt Enderman farms.
  
• Hammerhead of the End: A shark-like End beast with bedrock armor. Only its End Crystal heart can be damaged, and hitting it causes a deadly explosion.
  
• Sculk Goblin: A goblin that stores XP in its skin and steals XP from players. It has player-like health and drops all stolen levels when killed.
  
• Furnace Golem: Summoned using a Furnace and a Carved Pumpkin. Needs fuel to stay active. Can hold items and smelt them faster than a furnace, at the cost of burning through its fuel time.
  
• Nether Crab: A harmless crab that crushes Nether Quartz into experience. Feed it any form of quartz to earn quick XP.
  
• Shear Ant: Aggressive ants that climb onto sheep and shear them automatically. They drop the wool on the ground, so you should collect it regularly.
  
• Redstone Bug: Lives inside Redstone ore. It eats Redstone dust and glows brighter as it feeds. After eating enough, it outputs a Redstone signal of 10 but may break your circuits.
  
• Chest Pet (Illager Mansion Pet): A tiny creature hiding in Mansion chests. It follows players and occasionally gives Regeneration. Very fragile but useful as a mobile heal source.
  
• Dissolved Enderman: Extremely dangerous — it ignores armor and deals area damage similar to Dragon Breath.
  
• Cauldron Bud: A creature with a huge internal cauldron that stores up to 32 buckets of any liquid. You can ride inside to guide it.
  
• Blaze Fox: A fox made of blaze rods. You can tame it with Coal. It fights like a Blaze, shooting triple fireballs, but isn’t afraid of water.
  

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