Add-on "Ore Golems" (1.20) - MCPE/Bedrock Mod

Weary of the limited variety of golems in Minecraft, addon Ore Golems (1.20) offers various ore golems made from different types of ore found in the game, such as iron, gold, diamond and emerald. Each golem has unique abilities and powers corresponding to its type of ore, which adds variety and charm.

Features.

This is Soul Core:

Here's how:

(A = Nether Brick, B = Soul Soil, C = Trapped Soul)

ABA

BCB

ABA.

And this is the captured soul:

Here's what we'll do:

Melt the sand of the soul in the oven.

To summon a golem, simply right-click on the top of the soul's core where the enclosed soul resides.

Now that we've shown you how to summon a golem, let's look at the different types of golems and how they work.

Emerald Golem

Normal

Corrupted:

Here's how to call them:

Emerald golem is a small passive golem that flies with a flower on its head. Right-clicking on the emerald consumes the emerald and causes it to decompose; after decomposing on the emerald golem, the effects of the village hero are applied; after 30 seconds, the emerald golem returns to normal. You can spoil the Emerald Golem up to three times; each time it is spoiled, the Village Hero effect is enhanced, but its duration is also reduced. The third time you spoil the Emerald Golem, it will become a ........ ...... Surprise. You'll have to wait and see.

Quartz Golem

Here's how to call them:

A quartz golem is a medium-sized passive golem with a crystal crown and two vertical eyes; it can be exchanged for a quartz golem; it has a crystal crown and two vertical eyes. If you give it Nether Quartz, it will give you any ore. That's all.

Copper golem

He's clean:

This is how it is called (you can use polished or unpolished copper; if you use polished copper, the golem is born polished).

The copper golem is a medium-sized passive golem, oxidized and with a lightning rod on its head. You already know what the Copper Golem does. He's pressing the button! However, its action is limited to the species of trees of the above-ground world. Not stone or networked trees. Copper golems oxidize over time. If you use any ax on the copper golem, it will return to its oxidized state, just like the copper block. If you use honeycomb on a copper golem, the golem will return to its wax state and will no longer oxidize. Right-clicking on a copper golem with an ax removes wax. If lightning strikes a copper golem, the golem will transition to the Clear state, regardless of the oxidation state it is in at the moment (if the golem is waxed, it will not return to the Clear state).

Gold golem

Here's how to call them:

The golden golem is a medium-sized neutral golem with a golden sword and glowing eyes. This is my favorite of all golems. Gold golems may smell but have poor vision and are not very intelligent. Gold golems attack pigs, mobs in gold armor (including players), inanimate objects (by the way, oxidized copper golems and inert diamond golems fall into this category), and anything that moves except other gold golems. Gold golems can only detect targets eight blocks away, but once one gold golem starts fighting, all other gold golems within 16 blocks rush to join the battle. If you are carrying an item presented to you by Piglin (such as spiritual sand, leather, rare pearl, fire charge, or rope), right-click on the golden golem with the item and it will pick it up and inspect. When the review is completed, there is a 50% chance that it will give you a golden golem. It's like a payback for the piglin! However, make sure you are wearing gold armor. If a golden golem sees you take your armor off, it can still attack you, even if you put it back on. The golden golems naturally appear in the bowels; if you have a golden nugget in your hand, the golden golem will follow. Gold golems follow mobs dressed in piglin or gold armor.

Call the golem.

Here's how to call them:

A coal golem is a medium-sized passive golem that can climb walls and has dynamic lighting; you can use coal to tame a coal golem. After taming, the coal golem will follow you. Don't worry if you run out of torches while exploring the caves! The summoning goal will generate light for you. It looks like a walking torch. If you right-click on a coal golem holding unprocessed copper, unprocessed iron or unprocessed gold, it will smelt the unprocessed ore for you. When you right-click on a coal golem without holding any raw ore, you'll have access to your inventory. You can put items in the inventory and take them from it. It's like a walking chest. However, when a coal golem walks through the funnel, items from the inventory suck into the funnel! Therefore, make sure that your pet does not walk around the box. (You can't sit on a coal golem. Warning: The dynamic lighting of coal golem is interfering with light blocks in the world; if a coal golem appears next to the light blocks, they will disappear.

Iron golem

Here's how to call them:

You know what an iron golem is (I hope).

Azure Golem:

Here's how to call them:

A lapis lazuli golem is a large neutral golem that hunts undead and carries a block of lapis lazuli on its back. If you right-click on the Lapis Lazuli Golem Golem while holding the pickaxe, you "remove" the Lapis Lazuli Block from the Lapis Lazuli Golem Golem's back and drop the Lapis Lazuli. In half a day Minecraft (10 minutes) blocks will grow again. The better the pick, the more lapis lazuli it drops. The azurite golem attacks undead mobs, as well as Iron Golem, peasants, wolves, wandering merchants and, above all, its enemy - Red Stone Golem. Lapis Lazuli Golem and Redstone Golem hate each other and kill each other. Lapis Lazuli Golem will not attack Illager under any circumstances. Be careful when using a pickaxe to "get" the azurite from the golem.

A golem made of red stone.

Here's how to call them:

A red stone golem is a large neutral golem that functions in the same way as a lapis lazuli golem. The author should have combined the two records into one, but it was too late. When the Red Stone golem is "removed", it drops the red stone instead of lapis lazuli, which is obvious.

Diamond Golem.

Normal:

Disabled:

Here's how to call them:

Diamond golems are large passive golems that walk like gorillas and are very strong. Diamond golem works just like iron. He walks and fights monsters. However, there are some differences. Diamond Golem attacks and kills reptiles, and Diamond Golem has a very powerful drop attack. During the battle, he sometimes punches into the ground, creating a shock wave from which entire crowds fly. But remember that you too will be thrown back! Diamond golems can be repaired with diamonds and iron bars. Iron bars heal for 25 points of damage and diamonds heal for 100 points. Silently clicking on Diamond Golem will disable it; once disabled, it will no longer attack monsters.

Golem Nezerlite

Here's how to call them:

Netherlight Golem is a giant enemy golem that can spit fireballs and cause lava. When you breed Netherlight Golem, get ready for battle! Netherlight Golem is the boss that brings between 1000 and 1500 exp. Netherlight Golem also attacks diamond and iron golems. Netherlight Golem has three attacks: one long-range and two single attacks. A ranged attack launches two large fireballs into it. A general melee attack punches into the ground, creating a weaker but more destructive shock wave than Diamond Golem; a second melee attack causes lava to form a circle around it. Netherlight Golem is resistant to fire and explosions and can walk on lava. The author tried to avoid cheating against the golem as much as possible. For example, Netherlight Golem can walk on water, creating a thin layer of stone beneath it when it is over water. A Netherlight Golf with a 100 percent chance can fall blocks of Netherlight, but only 0-4 diamond blocks and 0-5 gold blocks.