Things you don't know about villages and villagers in Minecraft

Villages and residents are an important part of the Minecraft game. So what's interesting about the village population in Minecraft? Let's find out with Tipsmake!

#10 Village has the ability to grow

According to Jens Bergensten, top designer at Mojang, villages can increase in population if players make improvements and additions to it. Basically, you can build more houses and put beds in them, then wait for them to spawn and stay in the houses.

#9 Origin of the villagers

The villagers in Minecraft are inspired by a game called Dungeon Master 2, released on many consoles in the early 1990s
. Dungeon Master 2's content mainly revolves around exploring mysterious tunnels. underground. This is the similarity that has been learned by Minecraft and has since become a legendary game.

#8 There are pillars to support the house

The End is not the only place with giant pillars. If some of the houses in the village were built on the mountain, there would be a way to avoid having a large gap underneath. The house will create earth blocks below the floor to support it. Even when appearing in a wide, open area like a ravine, the house will have a large earth pillar born to support it.

#7 Pigmen are actually villagers

We all see that Pigmen under the Nether are aggressive creatures, armed and just as stupid as zombies on the ground. But according to some theories, Pigmen are believed to be villagers. Hopefully in the future the developer will create a population of characters like villagers, especially 'comfortable' than Pigmen so that we have a place to stay in the Nether.

#6 'Lonely' villages still exist

Villages don't always spawn with lots of houses. Sometimes we only see a house with a single villager. However, this phenomenon is not common. Anyway, when you meet a village like this, you will feel interesting, as if the villagers are enjoying the peace that only being alone can have. Let's be friends with him for a bit.

#5 Villagers can run faster than players

Usually, villagers move at a slow to medium speed when performing their quests. But when night falls, they rush into the house faster than we can move. These villagers simply don't possess any weapons or armor to protect themselves, so if the village's defenses are threatened, their speed will be the only advantage for survival. in the ruthless Minecraft world.

#4 Farmers are very helpful in growing crops

Farmers are the hardest working villagers in the village that I can find. They take care of the fields all day, making sure the crops grow healthy.
They will actively use bone meal on plants to speed up their growth placing spare seeds in the compost bin. Their AI is also smart enough to recognize and pick up essential items dropped on the ground.

#3 Villagers can sleep on boats

If you place a boat near the bed, the villagers can lie on it and rest in the wooden vessel. This seemed ridiculous, like they were lying in a coffin. In essence, this comes from the fact that villagers cannot sit on boats like players, so they will either stand up or lie down.

#2 The appearance of the villagers will change

Villages can now appear in swamps and jungles, and the appearance of villagers in these particular areas will change to suit the theme. The villagers in the jungle looked like they were wearing some kind of animal skin, yellow and brown.

In addition, they can also put on layers of leaves. Meanwhile, the villagers in the swamp were covered with moss and wore flowers on their heads. They all have very interesting designs that you sometimes overlook.

#1 Ravager can destroy crops

Ravager will appear and attack villagers during the Raid event. This grumpy buffalo is not only a challenge to the player but also a danger to the villagers. They destroy crops and attack villagers to the point of killing them completely. When activating the attack, pay close attention to 'take care' this monster before it deals significant damage.