Minecraft Ravager

[…] push through fields, smash crops and leaves, and create chaos so that pillagers, vindicators and evokers can finish the job. In Java Edition, ravagers break leaves and crops when moving or charging; in […]

[…] you are testing in Creative Mode you can summon ravagers directly. Java and Bedrock both support a simple summon for a standalone […]

[…] Building is another core aspect of the Messcraft experience. Using the blocks you’ve crafted or collected, you can construct anything from basic shelters to elaborate castles and cities. The only limit is your imagination. Additionally, the game features a day-night cycle where hostile mobs spawn in darkness, adding a survival element that requires strategic planning and resource management.g-portal+2​ […]

[…] Jukeboxes also make allays next to them dance. If you feed them an amethyst, the allay splits into […]

[…] you’ve found some redstone, you must use an iron pickaxe or a stronger material. Without the right pickaxe, the block breaks and disappears without […]

[…] Nether quartz: Observers and daylight detectors are made from nether quartz. Observers are central building blocks for automatic harvesting machines, while daylight detectors measure light levels and can, for example, automatically switch on lanterns. Try to get some netherite while you’re in the nether, as you can also forge very good armor. […]

[…] underground between Y -64 and 16, with the best chances around Y -59. It appears in almost every biome, so it’s worth specifically digging for mineshafts or veins at these depths. In addition to the […]

[…] how to repair and combine gear, and you’ll get the best enchantments for swords, bows, crossbows, tridents, and every piece of […]

[…] in Minecraft, how to repair and combine gear, and you’ll get the best enchantments for swords, bows, crossbows, tridents, and every piece of […]

[…] turn ordinary gear into legendary tools and weapons. With the right setup, you can make your sword deal massive damage, your armor nearly […]

[…] it works instantly and does not consume wood, charcoal or […]

[…] equipment. In this guide, we’ll cover everything about the Minecraft Smithing Table: from its crafting recipe to its uses and how it works with […]

[…] in version 1.14, it had no real function other than serving as a job site block for Toolsmith villagers. Since then, it has become essential for upgrading diamond gear into powerful Netherite equipment. […]

[…] Smithing Table is one of the most useful blocks in Minecraft. Originally introduced as part of the Village & Pillage update in version 1.14, it […]

[…] (5%) – Enchanted books, bows, […]

[…] fishing rod in Minecraft is quite self-explanatory and is needed for fishing fish and other items from the […]

[…] bears spawn naturally in cold biomes, making them an essential part of the game’s frozen environments. In Java Edition, they appear […]

[…] where they spawn, what they eat, how to keep them in enclosures, and why it is not possible to tame or breed […]

[…] is unique among hostile mobs because of its magical combat style. When spawned, it wields a bow and can cast two special […]

[…] in the Java Edition snapshot 17w16a during the 1.12 “World of Color” update cycle. Unlike evokers, vindicators, or pillagers, the Illusioner never became part of raids or generated […]

[…] a natural spawn. Instead, it exists as an unused mob hidden in the game code, summonable only with commands. Still, many players are curious about what the Illusioner does, how to spawn it, and whether […]

[…] Netherite pickaxe […]

[…] Iron pickaxe […]

[…] Wood pickaxe […]

[…] Minecraft pickaxe is one of the first tools you can craft in the game. It allows you to mine blocks and ores faster. As with other tools and weapons, there are different types of the Minecraft […]

[…] or mine certain materials like obsidian. Tools are also very useful for constructing your own buildings or stables for […]

[…] you want a steady supply of fish and rare treasure items, building a fish farm is the most efficient […]

[…] Redstone components to keep the fishing rod […]

[…] that merrily swim the waters of the Minecraft world, such as squids, frogs, axolotls, turtles and dolphins. They share their habitat with the guardian, an aggressive mob that defends the sunken temples […]

[…] catch these Minecraft fish, you need a fishing rod. This tool can be crafted with sticks and string. Then, it can be used in any body of […]

[…] show you the many different types of Minecraft fish, as well as their utility, found in the vast cubic world of […]

[…] most common fish in the Minecraft oceans. It spawns in groups in cold, normal and lukewarm ocean biomes. Cods have a simplistic, elongated body shape and are usually greyish-green in color, blending […]

[…] catch it. If you want to be more efficient in hunting Minecraft fish, a trident with the impaling enchantment is best suited for the […]

[…] or mob, it can even cause suffocation. When it drops onto a non-solid block such as a torch or rail, the falling sand instantly breaks into an item, making it easy to […]

[…] it is removed, sand falls until it lands on a solid surface. If it happens to fall on a player or mob, it can even cause suffocation. When it drops onto a non-solid block such as a torch or rail, the […]

[…] sources: the wandering trader sometimes sells 8 sand or 4 red sand for 1 emerald, making both sands technically renewable (though limited per […]

[…] builds: concrete (from sand + gravel + dye) gives saturated, clean surfaces in 16 […]

[…] with gravity, shapes coastlines, hides treasure, and fuels big minecraft sand builds via glass, concrete, sandstone, and even […]

[…] Watch for gravity and suffocation when you undercut dunes or ceilings. For underwater patches, Respiration/Aqua Affinity (helmet) and Depth Strider (boots) speed things […]

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[…] fish add color, life, and variety to Minecraft’s oceans, caves, and swamps. Whether you’re decorating an aquarium, breeding axolotls, or just exploring, these […]

[…] fish add color, life, and variety to Minecraft’s oceans, caves, and swamps. Whether you’re […]

[…] charm comes from its blocky simplicity — but with the Minecraft Physics Mod, you can transform your worlds with realistic block breaking, item physics, water ripples, and […]

[…] 15 bookshelves = Level 30 enchantment table […]

[…] and mushroom cows yield 0–2 leather (up to 5 pieces with Looting III). Horses, llamas, and hoglins work the same way, but yield less leather per hour […]

[…] You should definitely learn how to tame a mule in Minecraft! As a combination of both a horse and a donkey, it inherits only the best parts, and taming it is therefore also pretty easy. Just like with the horse or the donkey, you need to ride it by hopping on its back with a right click. Once it lets you sit on it and hearts appear, the mule is yours. Now you can ride it with a saddle and put chests on it. To be extra useful, many mules are even faster than minecarts. […]

[…] Horses, donkeys and mules speed up your […]

[…] (and you also don’t need a saddle). If you want your inventory to be safe and close to you, put a lead on the llama, and it will follow you […]

[…] ocelots […]

[…] Planting a warped fungus in a pot causes piglins to run away from […]

[…] you apply bone meal to a grass block (not soil, sand or stone), grasses and flowers will randomly grow there – […]

[…] name, a Minecraft flower pot can hold a high number of plants in general, not just flowers. Fungi, mushrooms and bamboo are just some of the other things you can plant in a pot, making it a lot more versatile […]

[…] After you have rented your server, you must select a world, which then essentially determines how the gameplay works. You can find more information about the different worlds HERE. […]

[…] underwater ruins made of sandstone– quickly farmed with underwater breathing and efficiency […]

[…] addition, up to one emerald, ten experience orbs and, if he appears as a raid captain, the ominous banner can […]

[…] pufferfish remains a wild sea creature and can’t be tamed like a wolf or bred like cows or axolotls. Nor can it be influenced with food. If you want to keep it, you have to […]

[…] the result is a potion that allows you to breathe underwater for 3 minutes (or 8 minutes when using redstone). This is how you make […]

[…] spawn exclusively in lukewarm and warm marine biomes, especially in warm ocean reefs. You can recognize them by the brightly colored corals and the high […]

[…] glides through the air, silent yet terrifying: the Minecraft vex is one of the most menacing little mobs in Minecraft – small in body but big in annoyance factor. Anyone who encounters a Minecraft vex […]

[…] You can find all information about the Battlegroups and their functions HERE […]

[…] limited than in other survival games. This is necessary to keep the game fair for all players. In THIS wiki we have a detailed breakdown of the “server variants” (battlegroups) we offer at GPORTAL […]

[…] from G-Portal, you’re not just coloring your own world – you’re sharing the fun with friends and fellow players too. Let the colors speak – it’s your turn to make Minecraft truly […]

[…] individual items in the middle of the game to make your house more colorful, make your flock of sheep shine like a rainbow or empty your inventory a bit, the keyword is Minecraft dye. This method works […]

[…] craft the Minecraft bundle, all you need is a bit of string and a few rabbits. Just follow the Minecraft bundle […]

[…] can store all kinds of small items such as flowers, seeds, bones and a few potions. In mods or with texture packs, they are available in bright colors such as red, blue or green, but the beige bag also looks chic […]

[…] cord in which you can store all kinds of small items such as flowers, seeds, bones and a few potions. In mods or with texture packs, they are available in bright colors such as red, blue or green, but […]

[…] dir einfach einen kleinen Stoffbeutel mit bunter Kordel vor, in dem du allerhand Kleinkram wie Blumen, Samen, Knochen und ein paar Tränke verstauen kannst. In Mods oder mit Texture Packs gibt es sie […]

[…] the bottom row of the crafting table with 3x stone. You can get stone by smelting cobblestone in a furnace or directly mine it with a pickaxe enchanted with silk touch. In the middle row, put 1x redstone […]

[…] If you’re wondering how to make a repeater in Minecraft, here’s the simple recipe: […]

[…] mechanical. From simple hidden doors to complex contraptions like item sorters and automatic farms, redstone components form the backbone of all technical builds. One such component is the redstone repeater. […]

[…] can get leads by looting a few structures, such […]

[…] there are two ways to get a lead in minecraft. You can either collect it as loot or craft it yourself. Both ways have their advantages. Finding it, you don’t have to collect ingredients. […]

[…] craft: 4x strings and 1x slimeball […]

[…] accessible from spiders, the slimeball is a bit more difficult. You will either have to find a swamp, where slimes naturally spawn, or look for slime chunks to get your hands on this […]

[…] camel […]

[…] have the same mods installed to prevent compatibility issues. If you want to dive even deeper, here you can find the GPORTAL Tutorial on how to install […]

[…] things mechanical. From simple hidden doors to complex contraptions like item sorters and automatic farms, redstone components form the backbone of all technical builds. One such component is the redstone […]

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[…] mooshrooms come with a unique mechanic: If you feed them a flower before using a bowl on them, you’ll get a suspicious stew with a status effect depending on […]

[…] when attacked and avoid dangers like lava or cliffs. They follow players holding wheat and can be bred using […]

[…] like wolves or polar […]

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[…] tame Minecraft parrots, you need to feed them seeds. Each feeding gives you a 10% chance to tame the […]

[…] jungle biome. They often fly around or perch on trees. They don’t spawn in groups and can’t be bred. That is why it can be difficult to find more than one at a time. However, their vibrant appearance […]

[…] When roaming the lush jungles of the game, with a bit of luck, you might spot a Minecraft parrot amidst the dense greenery. This friendly, flying animal brings color and life into the game. Not only does it add an exotic flair, but it also impresses players with its unique abilities. It can dance, sit on your shoulder or mimic the sounds of hostile mobs to warn you. But be careful: It’s not only rare but also sensitive to certain foods! […]

[…] with its unique abilities. It can dance, sit on your shoulder or mimic the sounds of hostile mobs to warn you. But be careful: It’s not only rare but also sensitive to certain […]

[…] Garneij, the executive producer of Minecraft Vanilla, gave a humorous response when IGN visited the studio and spoke about a possible sequel: “Do […]

[…] can also use leather to craft paintings to decorate your house or make some bundles, which are very useful to increase your inventory […]

[…] can’t be tamed in Minecraft. Unlike wolves or cats, which can be made loyal companions through taming, cows remain […]

[…] of the game’s first animals and have been around for over 15 years. Often found roaming grassy biomes, the checkered animals provide a range of resources from food to crafting materials. Whether […]

[…] tasks that require deep game knowledge. For example, it is able to achieve tasks such as finding iron or diamonds, which is already far more complicated than knocking down a tree, but the AI agent is […]

[…] before maturing into an amethyst cluster. Fully grown amethyst clusters can be harvested with a pickaxe enchanted with silk touch. If mined without silk touch, they drop amethyst shards, which are used […]

[…] amethysts are blocks that generate naturally in amethyst geodes and cannot be mined or moved. They serve as the growth […]

[…] dimension, you won’t get rid of Minecraft buildings. Even in the Nether, structures pop up like mushrooms. Once you cross the fiery lakes of the Nether using some lava striders, you can find some […]

[…] As many other things in the desert biome, it consists of sandstone, as well as some blocks of terracotta and TNT. Inside, there are four chests you can loot. But be careful not to set off the TNT that has […]

[…] structure nonetheless. It consists of a chest buried at a beach, which you can find with a map that leads to it (or by digging up sand blocks at every beach you can get your hands on). While […]

[…] the village was not Robin Hood, but the nice fletcher next door. All day long he makes (enchanted) bows and crossbows, or tipped arrows, at his fletching table. So it starts with a few wooden boards and […]

[…] beds offer unique gameplay advantages. Players can skip nighttime and reset the weather cycle6. This rest feature helps avoid dangerous nighttime mobs and keeps the […]

[…] cow drops raw beef. While you can eat it raw, it’s much more recommended to cook it in a furnace, smoker or over a campfire to turn it into a steak. One steak restores 4 hunger bars, which make it one of […]

[…] a backup of your […]

[…] craft it yourself. Minecraft note blocks can be found in ancient cities and can be mined with any pickaxe. Breaking the block by hand or with any other tool will also drop it, but will take significantly […]

[…] can either find a note block in your world or craft it yourself. Minecraft note blocks can be found in ancient cities and can be mined with any […]

[…] bat, camel, cat, chicken, cow, donkey, fox, frog, horse, mooshroom, mule, ocelot, parrot, pig, rabbit, sheep, sniffer, […]

[…] may hold weapons, e.g. swords […]

[…] cod, glow squid, pufferfish, salmon, squid, tadpole, tropical […]

[…] Become and adminActivate the consoleAdmin commandsHow to ban a player?Create a backup […]

[…] client logs (chat histories)Admin commandsCreate a whitelistCreate a […]

[…] a player? (RUST CE)Create a whitelist (RUST) / Create a whitelist (RUST CE)Create a backup (RUST) / Create a backup (RUST CE)Name a moderator (RUST […]

[…] Become an adminCreate broadcast messagesCreate a whitelistCreate a backupCommon ARK server issues […]

[…] View client logs (chat histories)Admin commandsCreate a whitelistCreate a backup […]

[…] they work fundamentally differently. While mods can add entirely new features, including custom biomes, items and mobs, plugins work within the existing Minecraft framework. This means they can’t […]

[…] may take some time to develop, players might get bored in the meantime. While some use mods or texture packs to individualize their world and make it more exciting than Vanilla Minecraft, others wait […]

[…] Just like its vegetation, the structures you can find in the Minecraft taiga biome are also rather sparse. If you’re looking for a challenging fight, you can find pillager outposts to conquer, which may reward you with loot from the chests and if you’re lucky, you can also get a hold on the rare allay. While the massive towers are relatively hard to overlook due to their towering (pun intended) height, a bit more hidden in the ground you can find trail ruins. Bring a brush to excavate hidden treasures such as pottery shards or smithing templates.  […]

[…] wildlife. Its humid yet chilly climate fosters a rich ecosystem with diverse plant life, towering trees and a variety of passive and neutral mobs. The taiga Minecraft biome comes in multiple variants, […]

[…] mobs carry random items in their mouths and will run from players unless ‘tamed’ through breeding with the sweet […]

[…] they’re not immune to fire, even though they call the Nether their home. A fire resistance potion can save you, but be cautious not to grant them the same effect […]

[…] you can’t tame Minecraft pigs like cats or wolves, you can feed them, which feels somewhat like taming. Since they don’t run away from you – […]

[…] front of it (for example if a block is placed or broken), which can be utilized for automated crop farms, among other redstone […]

[…] as it is beautiful. Whether you’re building elegant structures or diving into advanced redstone circuits, Nether quartz is a material worth looking […]

[…] Minecraft dolphin is among the most fascinating and dynamic mobs in Minecraft. Known for its playful nature and helpful abilities, this aquatic mob adds life and […]

[…] is not knowing what you need. Players think they can make Netherite armor from scratch. But, Netherite upgrades need diamond armor and […]

[…] out for their agility. They are one of the few creatures that can sprint, alongside mobs like cats, villagers, and iron golems. Like their real-life counterparts, ocelots always land gracefully on their feet […]

[…] ocelot is a passive mob native to Minecraft’s lush jungle biomes. Known for their swift movements and shy behaviour, these creatures add life to the dense greenery. […]

[…] to villagers, piglins can open wooden doors and subsequently move through them. So don’t try to hide from them behind […]

[…] attacks when provoked. Be careful when approaching them, as they often appear with a crossbow or sword! Minecraft piglins don’t just attack players, but also their Nether arch-enemies: wither […]

[…] is one of the harder ones to craft due to its ingredients. While string is easily accessible from spiders, the slimeball is a bit more difficult. You will either have to find a swamp, where slimes […]

[…] mobs from spawning: Carpets prevent mobs from spawning, so you can protect certain areas of your base from […]

[…] available in 16 different colors  […]

[…] can be propagated with bone meal […]

[…] can get the wool you need from sheep by shearing or killing them. Alternatively, you can also produce it from string, although sheep remain the most […]

[…] crafting: wool […]

[…] More options are now available with nine new default skins in the Bedrock beta version 1.19.5010. This freedom lets players represent themselves truly in the […]

[…] Create stunning Hidden Entrances using pistons for secret doors and passages. Sticky pistons help craft intricate mechanisms that blend with your builds7. […]

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[…] furnace lets you do basic smelting and has the added benefit of working with both ores and food. Thus, it serves as a versatile tool for smelting ores, cooking food and processing various […]

[…] is done, you need to ignite it somehow. You can use flint & steel, a fire charge or a burning sword or arrow; the exact fire source is not that important. This will activate the portal, opening the […]

[…] not ready for the Nether. While the overworld can be threatening, especially at night, where the skeletons and zombies appear, it is a walk in the park when compared to the Nether. There, lava, darkness and […]

[…] you first start your journey, the world appears to be immense. So many different biomes make up the overworld that it’s easy to forget how much space lies in the Nether, waiting to be […]

[…] loyal Minecraft tamed wolf, you’ll need patience and the right approach. Equip yourself with bones, which can be obtained from skeleton mobs, and offer them to a wolf. After several attempts, hearts […]

[…] are generated before ore is distributed, they sometimes cut through large ore veins, ravine and caves as well as underground rivers – be they lava or water. If the Minecraft mineshaft spans over […]

[…] Creative mode is still accessible, at least if your settings allow cheats. If so, all you need is a command to switch to creative mode. Minecraft follows some simple rules when it comes to commands. And this […]

[…] cave types, from lush caves filled with unique Minecraft cave plants to the hazardous terrain of dripstone caves, has elevated the spelunking experience in Minecraft. Each cave type presents a distinct set […]

[…] preparation is. Ensure you’re well-equipped. You’ll need strong armor (preferably diamond or netherite), a shield to block the pillagers’ arrows, a good melee weapon (like a sword or […]

[…] horses is a popular aspect of Minecraft animal breeding. Here’s how you can do […]

[…] copper ore […]

[…] tool for smelting ores, cooking food and processing various materials. Understanding how to craft and use the furnace effectively can significantly enhance your gameplay experience. In this […]

[…] you basically have won. Keep in mind that the breeze never really comes alone though. The numerous zombies and skeletons that spawn in tandem will attack you relentlessly. The best tactic is to use a friend […]

[…] cobblestone, smooth stone, mossy […]

[…] breeds with wheat […]

[…] between the two most common Minecraft editions. While any Minecraft fish can yield additional bone meal in the Java Edition with a 5% chance, the Bedrock Edition offers a 25% chance for a bone with every […]

[…] light sources. String can be looted from spiders, while  honeycomb can be obtained by using shears on a […]

[…] horses automatically jump over obstacles that have a block height of 1, making traveling through plains and savannas very easy. Being in mountainous areas or […]

[…] ground. Keep in mind that you cannot force a Minecraft skeleton horse to appear by way of enchanted tridents or lightning rods. Once spawned, the skeleton will gain a rider and begin attacking you. If you […]

[…] the vast forests, hills and mountains of the cubic world, you can take your time to build elaborate rail systems, tame camels or walk for a very long […]

[…] though obsidian requires a diamond or netherite pickaxe), you should ensure that the pickaxe is enchanted with the ‘silk touch’ enchantment. If it is, you will get the ender chest as an item, but if […]

[…] ender chest is a rare and powerful variation of the regular chest. While it is very hard to find, its unique upsides balance out the long and difficult way to obtain […]

[…] strongholds, abandoned villages, woodland mansions and trial chambers. Remember to take a sword or trident with you, as these places are often crawling with mobs. Similar to cobwebs, tripwires also drop […]

[…] leads and looms are not a player’s first priority when they start a new game, fishing rods, bows, crossbows and the recently added bundle are pretty useful. As the demand for Minecraft string is […]

[…] produced by the spiders mentioned above and as such, spawn in similar environments. These include strongholds, abandoned villages, woodland mansions and trial chambers. Remember to take a sword or trident with […]

[…] Minecraft string might not appear to be that important at first, it is part of a high number of recipes. And while candles, leads and looms are not a player’s first priority when they start a new game, […]

[…] the candle recipe and offer some creative ideas to make the most of them in your world, such as coloring them. Minecraft also allows you to put a candle on a cake, which is then known as a Minecraft cake […]

[…] biomes, you can also use the candle recipe. The game provides you with most of the necessary crafting ingredients early in the game, so you can use a Minecraft candle instead of a torch or a lantern to […]

[…] (as long as it’s made of leather,) Minecraft wolf armor can be dyed to appear in a variety of colors. Here is a small step-by-step guide on how to apply different paint-jobs to your best friend’s […]

[…] iron ingot, seeds (3 […]

[…] and nether quartz. Other materials include glowstone, carrots, sea lanterns, melons, nether warts, potatoes and wheat […]

[…] gear: using an enchanting table, a spellbook or a librarian […]

[…] horde? No problem, with the smite enchantment! Just put it on any weapon and increase the damage to skeletons, phantoms and zombies. But how useful is it? Keep in mind that we will show you damage values, each […]

[…] What You Need to Know about Minecraft Bone Meal – https://www.g-portal.com/wiki/en/minecraft-bone-meal/ […]

[…] Mobility: Skeleton horses can walk on the bottom of bodies of water without drowning. This makes them very useful for traversing aquatic environments or crossing rivers and […]

[…] on land most of the time (Unless you use a mod like the Aether mod or have a particularly ocean biome-heavy seed). To traverse the vast forests, hills and mountains of the cubic world, you can take […]

[…] through lava. Second, saddles can be found in many places in the world, such as villages, Nether fortresses, jungle pyramids, dungeons, and End cities. You can also acquire them by trading emeralds with […]

[…] Iron Nugget […]

[…] course, swords and tools made from iron won’t be enough to beat the ender dragon, not even with enchantments. But that is not what you should collect it for. Spiders, skeletons, zombies – all of these […]

[…] tick is a kind of ‘cheating’ to deliberately speed up the cultivation of plants, crops and trees unnaturally, for example. Ultimately, it is up to each Minecraft player how much they want to […]

[…] wooden tools or weapons (like the wooden swords that you never need again after picking up iron) or anything made out of wood as fuel. Then you need wood to burn. This includes slabs, planks, […]

[…] next to it, it outputs the command block’s result. This type of cart is primarily used in creative mode or adventure maps for executing commands on the […]

[…] is a semi-transparent, glowing block used in the game for light, redstone circuits and brewing potions. It was introduced in the Halloween update of Minecraft Alpha version 1.2.0 on October 31, 2010 and […]

[…] side, the wandering trader moves through the world offering trades for rare items in exchange for emeralds. While the wandering trader may seem like a simple merchant on the surface, its unpredictable […]

[…] most reliable way to gather sticks, it’s a bonus if you’re already fishing for other items like fish or enchanted […]

[…] be used as a fuel in furnaces. Though they don’t last long, they can still be helpful in cooking food or smelting ores in a pinch. It’s not the most efficient use of sticks, but it’s better than […]

[…] Since 1.14, sticks have a chance to drop when breaking the leaves of trees. This makes for a quick way to gather sticks while you’re clearing out trees to collect wood. Not only do you get the logs for other crafting purposes, but you also get a few sticks along the way. You can increase your chance of finding sticks in leaves by using the fortune enchantment.  […]

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[…] crafting: feather, copper ingot, stick […]

[…] cave spider, goat, llama, panda, polar bear, spider, […]

[…] brute, pillager, ravager, shulker, silverfish, skeleton, slime, spider jockey, stray, vindicator, warden, witch, wither skeleton, zoglin, zombie, zombie […]

[…] bat, camel, cat, chicken, cow, donkey, fox, frog, horse, mooshroom, mule, ocelot, parrot, pig, rabbit, sheep, […]

[…] allay, skeleton horse, snow golem, strider, villager, wandering trader […]

[…] diamond […]

[…] you actually have to. Unlike most of the other tools in the game, you can’t pick up brushes from chests or as mob […]

[…] skeleton […]

[…] also have a typical Minecraft building each, e.g. a blacksmith has a forge. You can find various tools in a village, including workbenches, anvils and chests, the latter of which you can loot, of […]

[…] isn’t even necessary to mine your way through stone, dirt or all the other ore-heavy blocks just to find some Minecraft buildings. Once you spawn on […]

[…] Mobs: silverfish […]

[…] Mobs: warden […]

[…] seeds […]

[…] for finding copper, you should focus your search on places in between y-levels 0 and 96, as this ore is most likely to spawn […]

[…] is continually expanding its universe with new updates and innovative tools, each adding unique dimensions to gameplay. One of the more recent additions is the Minecraft […]

[…] Iron ingot […]

[…] Enchanted book […]

[…] for example, can only be grown on jungle tree trunks, while grass and flowers require grass blocks. Mushrooms don’t require a specific soil and can grow on any solid […]

[…] The Smoker: Minecraft’s ideal Cooking Tool I GPORTAL Wiki – https://www.g-portal.com/wiki/en/minecraft-smoker/ […]

[…] You can now stop the server again and connect via ftp. […]

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[…] is a widely used proxy server software developed by the SpigotMC team. It is primarily used to connect several individual Minecraft servers with each other. If you […]

[…] emeralds. In exchange, he offers you not only emeralds but also bricks, polished stone types, terracotta or […]

[…] Fletching table […]

[…] large modpacks need more RAM. The RAM needed depends on the mods, players, and map size14. Remember, more RAM doesn’t always mean better performance, as game limits can still […]

[…] luggage can not hurt, and where would you get them faster than from a good cartographer? A little paper, a few wooden boards and a villager gets his map table and can get to work. His monocle certainly […]

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[…] find sticks in various loot chests throughout Minecraft. These chests often appear in generated buildings, giving players an additional way to collect sticks without having to craft or gather them […]

[…] no matter which material you use to make your tool out of (wood, stone, iron, gold, diamond or netherite), you always need sticks. Tools that require sticks […]

[…] planks are very easy to come by. Any tree you find holds wood for you to process and bamboo can be farmed as it regrows infinitely. Overall, we would recommend using a bamboo stick. Minecraft is still full […]

[…] you do play said snapshot, they actually offer emeralds in exchange for food […]

[…] looks and behaves similar to villagers […]

[…] will invite them to log in and add them to the realm’s ‘whitelist’. Then they can join via one […]

[…] Any, Dripstone Caves have larger chunks […]

[…] important Minecraft diamond uses is their application enchanting tables, jukeboxes and crafting the firework […]

[…] the introduction of dripstone in the update 1.18, you can make an infinite lava farm, utilizing the cauldron. If you place a lava […]

[…] of 15, the highest in the game. If a player, mob or item falls into the lava cauldron, it is set on fire, so be careful around […]

[…] An unemployed villager can claim a Minecraft cauldron as its job site block. This will turn him into a leatherworker, allowing you to trade him emeralds for leather armor and, more importantly, a saddle. […]

[…] it doesn’t have as many direct applications as other blocks, it plays a significant role in potion brewing, storing fluids and interacting with certain game mechanics. We’ll dive right into how to […]

[…] also known as Minecraft glowstone, is a semi-transparent, glowing block used in the game for light, redstone circuits and brewing potions. It was introduced in the Halloween update of Minecraft Alpha version […]

[…] you stand inside a cauldron filled with water, you can make use of the riptide enchantment on your trident to catapult yourself into the air. Paired with elytra, you can use this for […]

[…] Minecraft diamonds can be used to craft and copy armor smithing templates. You need them both for crafting them initially and creating a duplicate of any smithing template […]

[…] iron pickaxe or higher to […]

[…] only give diamonds away to some villagers. If you want to trade legitimately, you will need to use emeralds. Note that trading with toolsmith, weaponsmith and armorer villagers can increase their job level. […]

[…] the ender pearl was introduced, endermen dropped Minecraft diamonds in the Minecraft beta […]

[…] you come across a village that already has a toolsmith or weaponsmith, you have two options: stealing or trading. Since no one really seems to care about […]

[…] most players use diamonds for armor, swords or pickaxes. Since Minecraft is a game full of hostile mobs, it is helpful to craft yourself gear […]

[…] mineshafts […]

[…] systems: Automate the process of transporting ores and materials from mines to storage […]

[…] Get on board the Minecraft minecart! It’s a vehicle in Minecraft used for transportation on rails. It can be ridden by players, mobs and is used to transport items or entities. The Minecart is an […]

[…] the stem has successfully produced an MC pumpkin, you can use any tool to break and thus harvest the pumpkin, though axes are the best tool for the job. If you don’t […]

[…] to achieve maturity and then another 5 minutes to grow a Minecraft pumpkin fruit, depending on your random tick speed. This large gap in time can lead to pumpkin fields looking a bit messy sometimes. To reduce the […]

[…] of the sea is an entirely different story. Hearts of the sea are only found in buried treasure chests, which in turn can only be found by using an explorer map – unless you want to blindly search […]

[…] get from baby turtles that grow into adult turtles. For tips on how to breed turtles, check out our guide on breeding. Once you have enough scutes, you can combine them into a turtle shell […]

[…] overhaul, such as the villages, the Nether and – since this year – the mountains and caves in Minecraft. With version 1.18, the second part of the Caves and Cliffs update will be released […]

[…] then, Vanilla Minecraft has grown considerably: Updates 1.1 – 1.12 initially added several biomes, mobs, as well as numerous new items, mechanics and commands in the following years. With version […]

[…] trial chamber […]

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[…] fire resistance. However, it makes your Steve (also Alex or any of the other skins) appear in more colorful armor than […]

[…] is made out of, you can put a Minecraft armor template on it to enhance its looks, be it made of iron or gold. In fact, that is the primary function of the smithing template: To make your armor pieces […]

[…] matter the ore your armor is made out of, you can put a Minecraft armor template on it to enhance its looks, be it […]

[…] breeze rod […]

[…] yourself with a full set of enchanted armor, a powerful bow, a sword, plenty of arrows, food, and potions (like slow falling, healing and […]

[…] with other structures like the mansion, a Minecraft stronghold offers a variety of different rooms. Each one has its special features and […]

[…] Be prepared to travel a long distance, so bring plenty of food and tools for the journey. A horse can help cover the distance […]

[…] Obsidian can be collected from chests in bastion remnants or by bartering with piglins. In the overworld you can find it in ruined […]

[…] This is especially helpful if you’re exploring a Nether fortress or a bastion remnant, as these structures can be very dangerous. Before going in, set up a respawn anchor and in case you die, you’ll […]

[…] the anchor overrides the spawn point set by your bed. The respawn anchor also works on servers on multiplayer mode, but the charges will be split amongst the […]

[…] anchor, it needs to be charged with glowstone. After you place the respawn anchor on a solid block in the Nether, right-click on the respawn anchor while holding glowstone to charge it. Once it is […]

[…] all Pillagers in a […]

[…] close to a chunk with a villager and a bed, job site, or bell while having the bad omen […]

[…] golden apple, enchanted golden apple, totem of undying […]

[…] of unpredictability and excitement to players’ adventures in high-altitude biomes. This mob is relatively new to the game, yet it is still a favorite for many players since it resembles its […]

[…] require a light level of 7 or higher to spawn. This generally means they will not spawn in dark, cave-like areas but rather in open, well-lit spaces on the mountainsides. They also usually spawn in […]

[…] more interested in keeping your weapons and tools in shape? A grindstone might be what you […]

[…] slabs are typically crafted by placing three blocks of the same material in a horizontal row in a crafting […]

[…] has only ever been one similar mob, the blaze. Like its fiery counterpart, a Minecraft breeze is a block surrounded by swirling clouds. It also attacks from range by throwing projectiles. However, despite […]

[…] you can produce can later be processed with a stonecutter. Using both a Minecraft furnace and a stonecutter is therefore recommended. Now, we will discuss the different kinds of smelting in more […]

[…] The Minecraft furnace lets you do basic smelting and has the added benefit of working with both ores and food. Thus, it serves as a versatile tool for smelting ores, cooking food and processing […]

[…] copper trapdoors […]

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[…] The intended welcoming room for trial chambers. They already contain some chests with loot and a tree or plant of some […]

[…] their surfaces downward. Now mix the patterns of these pistons up and you can make sure that any mob unfortunate enough to wander into your secret hideout is crushed underneath your Minecraft piston […]

[…] You can use this mechanic to create traps or puzzles for other players to solve when playing on a multiplayer server. Simply make the route from the pressure plate to the door a bit longer. Installing it on a […]

[…] Changes in the inventory of containers like chests, hoppers or furnaces. […]

[…] types. Certain Minecraft blocks serve specific functions, such as crafting tables for crafting, furnaces for smelting and redstone components for creating circuits. Knowing the functionality of each block […]

[…] Banner (Block): Once crafted, it can be placed in the game world, customized with patterns and interacted with. Acts as a decorative block and can be attached to other blocks or placed on the ground. […]

[…] to redstone circuitry, these Minecraft blocks enable complex contraptions and mechanisms. They are vital for […]

[…] Therefore, items serve as materials for crafting other items or blocks (e.g. iron ingots to craft iron tools or […]

[…] wool, glass or other materials. You can also use it when crafting banners, changing the pattern’s color. Specifically in the Minecraft Bedrock and Education Edition, Minecraft bone meal itself serves as […]

[…] is empowering players with the so-called ‘conduit Power’ effect, significantly enhancing underwater capabilities. It serves as a boon for underwater adventurers, offering both offensive and defensive […]

[…] with banner […]

[…] bones and a bone meal block are very easy to craft into Minecraft bone meal, hunting skeletons, opening chests and looting fossils found in swamp and desert biomes can prove useful when […]

[…] identification. At the end of the day, however, while Minecraft banner designs come in handy for SMP and other multiplayer adventures, they are mainly used simply for atmosphere. But that shouldn’t […]

[…] banner (savannah […]

[…] and growing crops by utilizing its water-drip mechanics. The block’s interaction with redstone devices further expands its utility, enabling the creation of complex farming and trap mechanisms […]

[…] the glazed variants of terracotta become available for purchase. However, you need to install a stonecutter and trade with the mason using emeralds to unlock terracotta in their inventory. Finally, by […]

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[…] Attention!Minecraft lapis is in fact used for several crafting recipes in the Bedrock Edition and the Minecraft Education Edition! […]

[…] became an item to be found in chests, e.g. in villages, or an item to be traded in exchange for emeralds by villagers. In its basics, the ore is still the same and its uses didn’t change much over time. […]

[…] craft a Minecraft book. Paper is crafted from sugar cane, a plant found growing near water in most biomes. You’ll need 3x sugar cane to make 3 pieces of paper. Also, one piece of leather is required […]

[…] adventure. Therefore, the value of a Minecraft book can be considered higher in the context of enchanting and crafting specific items, which are essential for enhancing gear. So, while the Minecraft book […]

[…] in mind that endermen are completely immune to ranged attacks like arrows and thrown tridents, which only cause them to teleport without doing any damage. The endermen’s […]

[…] remain in your village is to build a pen for them to live in. Use fences crafted out of simple wood to create a space the chickens cannot run from. Fortunately, as in the real world, a Minecraft […]

[…] to make sure these animals remain in your village is to build a pen for them to live in. Use fences crafted out of simple wood to create a space the chickens cannot run from. Fortunately, as in the real […]

[…] is found in lukewarm and warm ocean biomes and is essential for brewing potions, particularly the potion of water breathing. The Minecraft pufferfish’s appearance is distinct with a round body and spiky texture when […]

[…] mine Minecraft copper ore, you need to use at least a stone pickaxe. Using a pickaxe of a lower tier, such as wood, won’t yield any copper ore blocks. When mined […]

[…] texture is consistent no matter what material you use for crafting, there are certain texture packs or mods like the ‘Reinforced Barrels’ mod, that alter its appearance. This way it varies […]

[…] While the Minecraft barrel’s texture is consistent no matter what material you use for crafting, there are certain texture packs or mods like the ‘Reinforced Barrels’ mod, that alter its […]

[…] biomes. Using this method, the best way to find emeralds is by mining between levels 4 and 32. Our guide about Minecraft ore distribution shows you even more details. Remember, Minecraft emerald ore is the rarest mineral block in the […]

[…] prefer cold biomes, so you should prepare yourself against the cold with some enchanted armor and weapons. From the perspective of a wolf, biome diversity is very important, since it increases the number […]

[…] creature, but an intriguing companion waiting to be encountered! Roaming the diverse biomes of this blocky universe, the Minecraft wolf is a symbol of wilderness and adventure. In one moment, a pack might […]

[…] addition, with the MC anvil you can combine two enchanted books if they contain the same spell, thus improving it. To get the maximum benefit from your […]

[…] potion) and its extended variant are the most adept at prolonging your life under water. Even the mob most adept at brewing, the witch, uses this potion when going underwater. Simply combine an awkward […]

[…] a solid outer shell, Minecraft cobblestone is often used for redstone constructs. The dispenser, observer and piston are all crafted by using cobblestone. As an example, the dropper also uses this […]

[…] most likely to grow on grass in the plains biome. You can also find a Minecraft pumpkin growing in woodland mansions as well as in pillager outposts. These places hold an MC pumpkin or two which you can then craft […]

[…] If you want to increase the speed and power of a minecart, you have to connect the Minecraft track to a redstone circuit. At least 3 power every 6 rails will keep up the power. This is important, especially when you dig deep into an ore-heavy cave. […]

[…] turtles […]

[…] of all, they spawn more often than ocelots for example. Still, you’ll have to look in a jungle biome to find them. Then, all you need […]

[…] to breeding, Minecraft animal taming might be a bit more complicated than you think. Not every mob can be […]

[…] way better stats. Well, that might be true, but iron fills in a very important niche. Of course, swords and tools made from iron won’t be enough to beat the ender dragon, not even with enchantments. […]

[…] ingredient for weapons, armor & […]

[…] weapons […]

[…] can find these either by collecting dropped Minecraft crossbows or by using the enchantment table. Either way, try using all of them at least once so you know which one fits your […]

[…] standard crossbow in Minecraft has a durability of 326 uses. It can be repaired with an anvil and two damaged crossbows or by using the grindstone. If you do so, be sure to fire any arrows left […]

[…] Turtles are another special animal you can breed: […]

[…] pandas can be a bit […]

[…] iron Ingots […]

[…] generate in biomes where villages can […]

[…] and landscape designs. Especially structures that need to be built thoroughly like bridges and redstone circuits can be easily damaged by a Minecraft […]

[…] This means that they are not only dangerous for you as a player, they are also a threat to your buildings and landscape designs. Especially structures that need to be built thoroughly like bridges and […]

[…] you can use Minecraft bamboo to attract one particular animal: the Minecraft panda. Just like in real life, pandas in Minecraft love eating bamboo. If you want to have more pandas, […]

[…] vast array of resources available at any Minecraft server from G-Portal. Be it in solo play or in multiplayer, caves are always exciting to […]

[…] those interested in enhancing their gaming experience with mods, check out our article about the Biomes O’plenty mod, which gives you even more options for exploring all kinds of Minecraft […]

[…] endermen […]

[…] from making dyes, however, flowers also have other uses. For example, flower farms are a popular way of harvesting absurd amounts of XP, as breaking flowers gives you just a little […]

[…] the flower pool as of Minecraft 1.20, are a bit difficult to get your hands on. first revealed in a snapshot, the flower cannot be harvested. It has to be found by a sniffer first, which can give you […]

[…] iron ingot (rare) […]

[…] already explained, playing in Minecraft creative comes with many advantages. They make life in the cubic world easier. However, the first step if you want to enjoy this experience is to set your game to […]

[…] can only be found in the End, making their shells hard to get. As the End houses the legendary ender dragon, finding it normally happens in the late game only. So, prepare some tough armor and weapons when […]

[…] While mineshafts can spawn basically anywhere in the overworld, there is a biome that turns them into literal goldmines. Within the badlands biome, Minecraft mineshafts have a few different properties. Any wood becomes dark oak wood, while the entire structure is much closer to the surface than it is in any other biome. This means that the entire Minecraft mineshaft spawns in the exact height that gold spawns in, making the badlands mineshaft a pristine opportunity to harvest the shiny metal. Once you have it, making swords, armor and tools by using it as a crafting ingredient is as easy as baking a pie.  […]

[…] end portal with other blocks to prevent the egg from falling through it. Now you need a piston and redstone. The piston is placed on a block next to the egg and activated by a redstone block behind it. The […]

[…] a new Minecraft world is generated, the game does it in chunks that are formed with 16×16 blocks. In any one of these chunks, the game can randomly put in a mineshaft. These tunnels often appear […]

[…] have some fun in Minecraft. Weapons like the trident allow you to mess around a bit. You can cause lightning bolts that will turn certain mobs into other ones when hit. At least you can repair it like […]

[…] you have a warped fungus in a pot, you can use it to protect yourself from piglins. Once deployed, the piglins will run away from the fungus for an unknown […]

[…] throw it at you, you can’t pick it up, so don’t try that. On a positive note, drowned also drop copper, so you can at least fill your supply of precious […]

[…] The Drowned. Drowned are created either by spawning naturally in certain biomes or by throwing a zombie into […]

[…] Dripstone Caves have larger […]

[…] can get bows at the beginning of your adventure from skeletons, strays and illusioners. However, you will always get a damaged bow that you have to repair first. […]

[…] The Ender Dragon is probably the most famous enemy in the game, along with the Creepers and the Endermen. This huge monster is the final boss in Minecraft and not only beckons with a huge amount of […]

[…] in the block world. With the Minecraft 1.20 update, it should soon be possible to incorporate bamboo even more intensively into one’s construction […]

[…] 3x copper […]

[…] you only need to collect two materials, and you can build your own bed step by step. By mining wood from trees, you can then turn it into wooden planks in your inventory. From this you get a crafting […]

[…] be found through maps, seeds or […]

[…] stood out the most. Among these was the blast furnace. The block, which is an extension of the furnace – the furnace 2.0 so to speak – already proved to be a useful tool for the hardworking […]

[…] the peace and quiet on the island. If you miss creepers, zombies, villagers or your beloved iron tools, you can easily return to a Minecraft server from G-Portal and make the world […]

[…] The anvil is the best place to make repairs. However, it should be noted that there is a cost for each repair. So you have to pay with experience points. Nevertheless, there are more options here than in the crafting window or at the grindstone. Unlike before, the enchantment on a Minecraft sword can also be obtained here. […]

[…] among the huge roots or mine the plants in the classic way. Mangrove wood represents a new type of wood from which decorative elements can be made, adding variety. Another advantage of the trees: you can […]

[…] and surviving are the keywords here. Apart from numerous peaceful animals, you are confronted with zombies, spiders and other enemies and mobs, especially at night in the game. In addition to dangerous […]

[…] for the progress in the game. Tools allow you to mine and process resources. You use them to grow food, dig tunnels or mine certain materials like obsidian. Tools are also very useful for constructing […]

[…] spawn point. However, if you die in the Nether, getting back to where you died and retrieving your weapons and armor items can prove to be more difficult if you respawn back at your base in the […]

[…] you at risk of death. This is especially true for the Nether, whose uneven terrain and hostile mobs can put up quite a challenge. When you die, you respawn at your set spawn point. However, if you […]

[…] minecart’. It acts as a locomotive to push other minecarts in front of it when fueling the furnace with coal or […]

[…] even if you don’t find those, there are many other items, such as some food, tools and armor, ender pearls or iron, gold and […]

[…] eye armor trim smithing template […]

[…] a bed near the portal: Place a bed and set your spawn point. This is crucial in case you die during the ender dragon fight, allowing […]

[…] A Minecraft world contains several strongholds spread across the map and they can appear in any biome. In Bedrock Edition they are found as close as 160 blocks away from the world spawn, in Java […]

[…] you wander around for a bit until you find the desired portal room. Beware of hostile mobs like zombies or creepers, as they like to spawn in the many dark corners of the […]

[…] into a small chamber with a portal frame above a pool of lava. In the room, there is also a silverfish spawner. We recommend destroying it quickly, as these mobs can get you in trouble quite quickly […]

[…] directly below. Dig down carefully, but never straight down, or you could fall to your death into a cavern or lava […]

[…] and cobwebs. They often contain chests with loot such as enchanted books, paper, and normal books. Libraries are a valuable resource for players looking to enhance their enchantment […]

[…] point towards the stronghold. Be prepared to travel a long distance, so bring plenty of food and tools for the journey. A horse can help cover the distance […]

[…] However, even if you don’t find those, there are many other items, such as some food, tools and armor, ender pearls or iron, gold and diamonds. […]

[…] hover and point towards the stronghold. Be prepared to travel a long distance, so bring plenty of food and tools for the journey. A horse can help cover the distance […]

[…] endermen […]

[…] redstone dust […]

[…] countless in-game hours, are you sometimes getting bored of the Vanilla Minecraft game modes, even though – or especially – because Minecraft offers you so much […]

[…] be crafted or […]

[…] on a simple principle: mine resources and later combine them so that you can construct buildings, redstone circuits or all kinds of structures from them. However, between a resource and a finished building, […]

[…] in caves or other underground structures. They contain some good materials and there are also some chests with valuable materials in the corridors. The shafts are particularly distinctive because of their […]

[…] enderman, iron golem, piglin, zombie horse, zombified piglin […]

[…] property in the following. This threat level determines how they encounter players. From cuddly sheep to destructive zombies, there is a whole range of threatening and less dangerous Minecraft […]

[…] or farmland, water, space and light. In addition, the growth of most plants can be accelerated with bone meal. To help you plant your seeds and successfully farm in Minecraft, let’s take a closer look at […]

[…] cat, chicken, cow, donkey, fox, frog, horse, mooshroom, mule, ocelot, parrot, pig, rabbit, sheep, […]

[…] piglins become aggressive if you open chests, barrels, crates in front of them or dare to mine Nethergold ore or blackstone with gold content. So, if you […]

[…] Enchantments are special effects that are useful to power-up your weapons, armor, and tools. Enchanted items in Minecraft have a blue-purple shimmering effect, and are useful for easier […]

[…] in the stone: silverfish! They hide in stone blocks of strongholds, mountains, igloo basements or woodland mansions. The little critters don’t cause much attack damage, but they quickly become annoying. […]

[…] dangers. Therefore, you should not venture into the wilderness carelessly. To protect yourself from mobs, other players, explosions, lava and cacti, you can create and wear armor. Early on in the game, […]

[…] you saw in the village was not Robin Hood, but the nice fletcher next door. All day long he makes (enchanted) bows and crossbows, or tipped arrows, at his fletching table. So it starts with a few wooden […]

[…] Smoker […]

[…] Blast furnace […]

[…] Each of them has a special profession, depending on the items they trade. The villagers accept only emeralds as payment. You profit from trading and can enjoy the gaming experience even more […]

[…] you can effectively protect your houses, villages or farms from their explosive attacks: these mobs hate this […]

[…] all of these ingredients are easy to get, even early on in the game and in basically any biome. Both sticks and planks can be crafted from wood, which comes from trees. Stone slabs are crafted […]

[…] the ancient debris. Combine it with any fuel source and take the netherite scraps out of the blast furnace once you’re […]

[…] ideal netherite mining level is Y level 16, though even there it is difficult to find. A vital tip for miners: only a diamond […]

[…] first decision is what you want to color. If it’s a text element such as signs, books or chat messages, you should use Minecraft color codes. If you’d rather color individual […]

[…] Minecraft charcoal is basically limitless. Quite the opposite of costly – and time-consuming – ore mining methods. See, even if you go mining, there is no guarantee you’ll find coal. But Minecraft […]