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1. #1Worlds

   Keys: world

   Minecraft's world is divided into different biomes—regions with specific climates and characteristics. This world is mostly medieval, but has the first mechanisms, to the First Industrial Revolution. The world of Minecraft takes place within a three-dimensional grid of cubes, with each cube being occupied by a certain type of block, not all of which are necessarily cubic. Minecraft has different dimensions, each with unique characteristics: +Overworld: The main dimension. It includes structures for Ancient Civilization. +The Nether: A hellish dimension filled with lava, fortresses, and dangerous monsters (Ghasts, Blazes). It is used for fast travel and obtaining rare resources like netherite. +The End: A barren, otherworldly dimension home to the Ender Dragon, end cities, and shulkers. Ancient Civilizations: Scattered across the world are remnants of long-lost civilizations. These ruins—abandoned temples, forgotten cities, and hidden underground lairs—hint at an ancient world of magic, technology, or advanced society. Discovering such ruins could lead to breakthroughs in modern society.

2. #2Overworld

   Keys: overworld

   The Overworld is the main dimension in Minecraft world. *Biome's classification: +Offland biomes: They are large, open biomes made entirely of water, with underwater relief on the sea floor, such as small mountains and plains, usually including gravel. Squid and fish spawn frequently in the water. These biomes are further divided into three categories: Oceans, Deep Oceans, and Mushroom Fields.

   • Highland biomes: They are biomes with high height, rugged terrain, and snow-covered peaks appear above the snow line. These biomes are further divided into two categories: Mountains-like and Windswept Hills.
   • Woodland biomes: They are rich in plants, with trees, flowers and grasses constituting the flora on the surface, with dense vegetation makes it dangerous to move around the forest at night because the trees block the view. These biomes are further divided into 7 categories: Forests, Taiga, Old Growth Taigas, Snowy Taiga, Birch Forests, Dark Forest, and Jungles.
   • Wetland biomes: They contain rivers, swamps and beaches. They have a large amount of water resources. Rivers separate other biomes; beaches generate as a transition between the ocean and land.
   • Flatland biomes: These biomes have a flat terrain and a wide view. Trees spawn less here, while lakes are more common here. These biomes are further divided into two categories: Plains and Snowy Plains.
   • Arid-land biomes: The surface is covered with sparse vegetation. These biomes are further divided into three categories: Deserts, Savannas, and Badlands.
   • Cave biomes: They inside caves in the Overworld. They're mostly found underground but can sometimes leak out of cave entrances.
3. #3Nether

   Keys: nether

   The Nether: is a dimension containing oceans of lava. The ground consists of mainly netherrack and is typically considered the underworld of the game. Entering a nether portal from the Overworld will take the player to this dimension. Despite the hostile nature of the dimension, there are still times of peace.

   • Can be accessed through an obsidian portal.
   • Chaotic, messy, dangerous, cave-like terrain.
   • Had Biones with Huge Fungi.
   • On the base has oceans of lava.
   • Special ores (Mostly gold, quartz, netherite.)
   • Here lives the PigIins kin: Really dangerous Pig-like creatures that loves gold, and kill every one who tries to enter into their Nether Fortress and Bastion (remnants).
   • Can't carry any type of water evaporates instantly.
4. #4End

   Keys: the end

   The End is a space-like dimension with floating end stone islands, accessible with an end portal in a stronghold. It is typically considered the opposite of the Nether. The End is a barren environment.

   • Direct access to the void.
   • Floating islands of end stone.
   • End cities (The elytra and shulker boxes).
   • The Ender dragon.
5. #5Mobs

   Keys: animal, mob, creature, animals, mobs, creatures

   Mobs are listed and classified by their nature and their dimension.

   • By their nature:

   • Passive: They do not attempt to attack, even when provoked or attacked. Most of them can be bred or tamed. They are: Allay, Armadillo, Axolotl, Bat, Camel, Cat, Chicken, Cod, Cow, Donkey, Frog, Glow Squid, Horse, Mooshroom, Mule, Ocelot, Parrot, Pig, Rabbit, Salmon, Sheep, Skeleton Horse, Sniffer, Snow Golem, Squid, Strider, Tadpole, Tropical Fish, Turtle.
   • Neutral: If they are provoked will attack. They are: Pufferfish, Bee, Cave Spider, Dolphin, Goat, Fox, Iron Golem, Llama, Panda, Piglin, Polar Bear, Spider.
   • Hostile: dangerous, aggressive mobs that always attack. They are: Zombie and all their variants, Skeleton and all their variants, Creeper, Breeze, Enderman, Endermite, Slime, Magma Cube, Creaking, Elder Guardian, Guardian, Hoglin, Phantom, Pillager, Shulker, Silverfish, Ghast, Vindicator, Warden, Vex, Witch, Wither, Zoglin, Evoker, Piglin Brute, Ravager, Dragon.
6. #6Mobs PS - Allay

   Keys: allay, fairy

   Allay is small, cubic, fairy-like creature that collects and delivers items. Blue appearance and glowing wings that shimmer faintly. They mostly wear a simple blue dress. Their bright, eager eyes are full of curiosity, always ready to assist. They have a natural inclination to start dancing whenever some music from a jukebox or other source starts playing!

7. #7Mobs PS - Mooshroom

   Keys: mooshroom

   Mooshrooms are mushroom-covered variants of cows exclusive to the rare mushroom fields biome. Although they look similar to cows, they are not cows. There are two types: red mooshroom and brown mooshroom. A red mooshroom transforms into a brown mooshroom (and vice versa) when it is struck by lightning. A mooshroom can be milked by using a bucket on it, yielding a milk bucket. Mooshrooms can also be milked using bowls to get mushroom stew.

8. #8Mobs PS - Skeleton Horse

   Keys: skeleton horse

   A skeleton horse is an undead variant of the horse. It sometimes spawns when lightning strikes, causing 'four horsemen' to appear if the trap horse is approached. 4-skeleton deadly skeleton will mount them. The skeleton horse is an undead mob that is initially defensive when it spawns and triggers a skeleton trap horse if the player gets too close. Once the skeleton rider is defeated, the skeleton horse becomes completely passive. Skeleton horses behave like normal horses, roaming idly and occasionally stopping to rear, swish their tails, or lower their heads as though eating the grass. Unlike sheep, the eating animation does not actually cause any grass to be consumed. Skeleton horses can breathe in water.

9. #9Mobs PS - Sniffer

   Keys: sniffer

   A sniffer is a passive mob that does not spawn naturally, and can only be hatched from sniffer eggs. It sniffs out and digs out seeds for various unique decorative plants out of dirt, grass, and moss blocks. Sniffers wander aimlessly, avoiding hazards and obstacles. They occasionally smell their surroundings and track ancient seeds by pressing their nose to the ground. When they find a seed, they sploot and use their noses to dig into the ground until they get torchflower seeds or a pitcher pod. Sniffers spawn by hatching from sniffer eggs found in suspicious sand from warm ocean ruins. Breeding sniffers with torchflower seeds would also result in a sniffer egg being laid as an item.

10. #10Mobs PS - Snow Golem

    Keys: snow golem

    A snow golem is a buildable passive mob that throws snowballs at monsters, which provokes them into attacking it. Depending on the biome temperature it will also either produce a trail of snow, or take heat damage and die. Snow golems are created by stacking two snow blocks vertically, and then placing a carved pumpkin or jack o'lantern on top of the stack.

11. #11Mobs PS - Strider

    Keys: strider

    Striders are passive mobs native to the Nether. They can walk on lava, and be saddled and ridden by the player. A warped fungus on a stick is needed to control a strider. Lava does not damage striders. Unlike most mobs, striders can walk on top of lava without sinking. Upon being harmed by another mob, striders attempt to flee for a few seconds while making "retreat" noises. Striders are damaged by water, rain, and splash water bottles.

12. #12Mobs N - Iron Golem

    Keys: iron golem

    An iron golem is a buildable neutral mob that attacks monsters with its arms, knocking them into the air. Iron golems created by villagers or spawned in villages patrol their village, and may attack players that attack it or have a low popularity or reputation with their village. Iron golems are created by placing four iron blocks in a T shape, and then placing a carved pumpkin or jack o'lantern on top of the center upper block.

13. #13Mobs H - Zombie

    Keys: zombie, drowned, husk, zombie villager, zombie piglin

    Zombies are common undead hostile mobs that deal melee damage and commonly attack in groups. They just seek meat to eat, but they never attack to animals. Zombies only target and hunt villagers and human, also, if something hurt them they will attack it. Types:

    1. Zombie Villager: When they destroy a village, mostly of not eaten villagers convert into zombies.
    2. Drowned: Zombies that stay too much time on water, they can swim or wait deep.
    3. Husk: Zombies that are completely on sands.
    4. Zombified Piglin: A Piglin, that stay on the Overworld, convert into zombie.
14. #14Mobs H - Skeleton

    Keys: skeleton, withered skeleton, bogged, stray

    Skeletons are undead common hostile mobs that perform ranged attacks with a bow by shooting arrows. Types:

    1. Bogged: They use arrows with poison, and they stay over manglar and deep forests.
    2. Stray: They use arrows that can slow down, they are on icy biomes.
    3. Wither Skeleton: They are the only who uses sword, they are black Skeletons, and only appear on the Nether.
15. #15Mobs H - Creeper

    Keys: creeper, vyrkin

    A creeper is a common hostile mob that silently approaches and then explodes, which can destroy blocks and kill unarmored human. They creep up and explode, destroying blocks in the surrounding area and potentially hurting or killing the player if they are within the blast radius. When struck by lightning, a creeper becomes a charged creeper, which amplifies its explosion power. They have 4 legs that extend outwards and down each starting, with a cube head on top and rectangular body that's all green. Their green camouflage and generally silent behavior aid in stealth attacks, making them one of the most dangerous creatures on the Overworld. Types:

    1. Vyrkin: The Vyrkin are a species of large anthropomorphic creeper folk with an orc-like warrior culture focused on food, warfare, and sex. They are neutral to many species, but are hostile to anything humanoid or intelligent and will not back down during conflict. Males and females are identical physically outside of the differing, large genetalia between the sexes and enlarged breasts of the females.
16. #16Mobs H - Enderman

    Keys: enderman

    The Enderman is a tall neutral mob found in all three dimensions. Enderman normally ignore human and lazily amble about, but they will swiftly walk to attack those that damage it or look directly at its face. They had a black skin. And they are very slender, lanky figure. Their skin is black, with what seems to be a rough poreless texture. Enderman teleport to avoid water.

17. #17Mobs H - Endermite

    Keys: endermite

    An endermite is the smallest hostile mob. An endermite may spawn when a human throws an ender pearl. It looks like a huge worm, that will try to eat the human who spawn it.

18. #18Mobs H - Slime

    Keys: slime, magma cube

    Slimes are bouncy, cube-shaped hostile mobs that spawn deep underground in three sizes in particular chunks, or on the surface in swamp biomes. They attack by jumping at their targets. They come in three sizes, and larger slimes split into smaller ones on death. A magma cube is a hostile mob found in the Nether. A magma cube behaves similarly to a slime, but is fireproof, jumps higher and less often, and deals more damage.

19. #19Mobs H - Phantom

    Keys: phantom

    Phantoms are flying undead hostile mobs that spawn in the night sky when a human has not laid in a bed for three or more in-game days. They attack by diving at the player from the sky to bite them. Usually, they appear in trios.

20. #20Mobs H - Silverfish

    Keys: silverfish

    Silverfish are small hostile mobs that infest stone and deepslate blocks in mountains, strongholds, igloo basements and woodland mansions. They crawl at their targets to bite them, and attacking them will incite other nearby silverfish to emerge from their blocks and attack the aggressor. As longer, they live on ruins, they are mostly a treat when almost pear between 10 or 20 Silverfish.

21. #21Mobs H - Breeze

    Keys: breeze

    A breeze is a floating hostile mob that is similar to the blaze that spawns in trial chambers. It attacks at range by firing wind charges. They drop breeze rods, which can be crafted into wind charges and the maces. They are air spirits, with a purple center that had to be destroyed. They are dangerous not for that attacks, futher more with the objects that you will hit.

22. #22Mobs H - Creaking

    Keys: creaking

    The creaking is a hostile mob that generates in the pale garden from a creaking heart. a wood-like creature that appear to kill human. To destroy this, you have to find the hearth of this creature on the forest.

23. #23Mobs N - Villagers

    Keys: villager, villagers

    Villagers: Are a humanoid race with a peaceful, communal way of life. They cannot build complex structures but have learned to live off the land and trade. Their society is organized around professions, and they are highly collaborative, relying on each other's skills to survive. They lack advanced technology but have a simple, self-sustained culture. Cannot build complex structures, forcing them to rely on simple, pre-existing homes or natural shelters. Limited defense capability, making them vulnerable to raids or attacks. Appearance: Villagers have a rustic, practical appearance. They might wear simple clothing made from natural materials like wool or plant fibers, dyed with earthy colors. They look like human, but with huge noses, and can't reproduce with Humans. They practice bartering, trading goods like food, tools, and crafted items. Their inability to build structures extends to their tools, which are simple but functional. And Villagers have little ambition to advance technologically. They are content with what they have, focusing on survival and community cohesion. Villagers are highly specialized, with each individual focusing on one profession:

    • Unemployed: Focus on breeding and make bigger the town. -Farmer, Fisherman and Butcher: Grows crops and raises livestock. -Blacksmith (Armorer, Toolsmith, Weaponsmith and Fletcher): Works with metal and makes tools and weapons. -Cleric: Healer and Brewing. -Shepherd: Raises animals like sheep for wool and meat. -Cartographer and Librarian: Leaders, work with papers. Villagers fear and avoid illagers, with whom they have a long-standing enmity. They might rely on other more advanced races to help them with construction or defense, paying them in food or materials.
24. #24Mobs H - P - Pillager

    Keys: pillager, vindicator, witch, evoker, illager

    Pillagers are hostile mobs armed with crossbows found in wandering patrols, in pillager outposts, or as participants in raids. They attack by firing arrows. Actually, they can talk and do things like Villagers race, because they are Villagers, but for some reason they decided to follow another path, and rename themselves as Illagers. Types:

    1. Vindicator: A vindicator is an illager equipped with an iron axe. It sprints toward its targets to attack them with a deadly axe.
    2. Witch: Witches are hostile mobs that use potions in combat, using various splash potions for offense and drinkable potions for defense.
    3. Evoker: An evoker is a spell-casting illager that work as the leader. Evokers use two spells to attack: one that summons armor-piercing fangs and one that summons vexes.
25. #25Mobs H - P - Vex

    Keys: vex

    The vex is a small flying hostile mob. It wields an iron sword, can phase through walls, and is only summoned as one of the evoker's attacks. They attack by lunging at their targets with their sword.

26. #26Mobs H - P - Ravager

    Keys: ravager

    Ravagers are huge bull-like creatures that appear alongside raiders during patrols and village raids. They are completely hostile to players, villagers and iron golems, and have the ability to break a certain number of blocks such as leaves and crops. Quadrupedal and fairly fast, they will be a real challenge

27. #27Mobs N/H - Piglin

    Keys: piglin, piglin brute

    A piglin is a neutral mob found in the Nether. It is hostile to players unless they wear at least one piece of golden armor. It can be given gold ingots to barter for various items. It wields either a golden sword or a crossbow, and uses either melee or ranged attacks, respectively. They were created in the Nether Colonies when the Aciets there tried to bring pigs into the Nether for food. With the Villagers and Illagers, they are races along the world. Piglins can't venture to the overworld, as they will quickly succumb and become undead. They seem to have a special relationship with the Hoglins. Type:

    1. Piglin Brute: Piglin brutes are, hence their name, bruter, stronger variants of piglins found in Bastion Remnants.
28. #28Mobs H - N - Hoglin

    Keys: hoglin, zoglin

    Hoglin: A Hoglin is a breedable hostile mob found in the Nether, and a source of porkchops and leather. A Hoglin attacks by thrusting its tusks upward, which can also launch its target a short distance into the air. Hoglin are repelled by warped fungi. If a Hoglin spawns in or moves to the Overworld or the End, it shakes and then transforms into a Zoglin Zoglin: A zoglin is an undead hostile mob created when a hoglin enters the Overworld or End. It never retreats or flees, and attacks players and almost all non-zoglin mobs indiscriminately, using the same tusk attack as its non-zombified counterpart.

29. #29Mobs H - N - Ghast

    Keys: ghast

    Ghasts are large white floating jellyfish ghosts. They are hostile mobs that live in the Nether and shoot explosive fireballs.

30. #30Mobs H - E - Shulker

    Keys: shulker

    A shulker is a box-shaped hostile mob found in end cities. It hides in its shell to protect itself and blend in with its surroundings, and attacks by shooting homing bullets that inflict Levitation.

31. #31Mobs H - E - Dragon

    Keys: dragon

    The ender dragon is a giant flying hostile boss mob found when first entering the End.

32. #32Mobs H - W - Guardian

    Keys: guardian, elder guardian

    Guardians are hostile mobs that spawn in and around ocean monuments. They attack with a slow-charging laser beam An elder guardian is a stronger and larger variant of the guardian, and the largest aquatic mob. It attacks the same way as a normal guardian, and it also applies Mining Fatigue to players in a large radius around itself.

33. #33Mobs N - DS - Warden

    Keys: warden

    A warden is a powerful but avoidable hostile mob summoned by sculk shriekers in the deep dark biome. It attacks by swinging its arms downward or by using its sonic boom. The arm attack does more melee damage. . Wardens are completely blind and rely on vibrations, smell, and touch to detect them.

34. #34Mobs N - DS - Wither

    Keys: the wither

    The wither is a player-constructed and highly destructive undead hostile boss mob that can hover in mid-air and fire barrages of explosive wither skulls at its target (which happens to be everything living). It is the only source of nether stars. To create this creature, you need soul sands and 3 Skeleton wither head.

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