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July 31, 2025

Lego Minecraft 5-In-1 Gift Set Up For Grabs For $45 Exclusively At Walmart

The Lego Minecraft 5-in-1 World Explorer Gift Set is available exclusively at Walmart and includes five distinct playsets, totaling 522 pieces and 15 minifigures. The set features Steve's Desert Expedition, The Armory, The Nether Lava Battle, The Illager Desert Patrol, and The Lush Cave Fight. It is priced at a discount compared to purchasing the individual sets separately, offering a 25% savings. The set includes various buildable mobs, structures, weapons, and accessories, making it suitable for younger fans or collectors. Key components include characters like Steve and Alex, along with environments such as a Desert Hut and Nether Portal.

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July 27, 2025

Minecraft Updates and Game Excitement

Minecraft updates are periodic releases from Mojang Studios that introduce new features, mechanics, and improvements to the game. Key updates include: - Aquatic Update (1.13): Enhanced oceans with dolphins, hidden treasures, and underwater ruins. - Village & Pillage (1.14): Transformed villages into vibrant communities with new trading opportunities and Pillager raids. - Nether Update (1.16): Revamped the Nether with crimson forests and Piglins, creating a dynamic adventure zone. - Caves & Cliffs (1.17 & 1.18): Reimagined underground experiences with lush caves, dripstone formations, and towering mountains. - Trails & Tales (1.20): Introduced armor trims, new bamboo wood, and cherry blossom trees for creative expression. These updates enhance gameplay, foster community engagement, and encourage exploration and creativity.

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July 23, 2025

List of all biomes in Minecraft 2025 | Esports News

Minecraft features three primary dimensions with a total of 65 biomes in the Java Edition: 54 in the Overworld, 5 in the Nether, and 5 in The End. The biomes are categorized as follows: Overworld Biomes (54 total): - Ocean Biomes (9) - Highland Biomes (9) - Woodland Biomes (13) - Wetland & Coastal Biomes (7) - Flatland Biomes (4) - Arid-land Biomes (7) - Cave Biomes (3) Nether Biomes (5 total): - Nether Wastes - Soul Sand Valley - Crimson Forest - Warped Forest - Basalt Deltas The End Biomes (5 total): - The End (Main Land) - Small End Islands - End Midlands - End Highlands - End Barrens The Bedrock Edition has a total of 61 biomes.

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July 20, 2025

7 things to do after defeating Ender Dragon in Minecraft | Esports News

After defeating the Ender Dragon in Minecraft, players can engage in the following activities: 1. Explore and loot End cities to obtain an Elytra and gather treasures like enchanted gear and shulker shells. 2. Kill shulkers to collect their shells and craft shulker boxes for enhanced portable storage. 3. Collect the Dragon Egg using a piston or torch trick, which can be displayed or used to respawn the Ender Dragon. 4. Build a base in the End using End stone and purpur blocks for aesthetic structures. 5. Create an Enderman XP farm to harvest experience points and a supply of Ender pearls. 6. Use experience from the Ender Dragon defeat to enchant gear, summon a Wither, and craft a beacon with the Nether Star. 7. Map out all End gateway portals that appear after defeating the Ender Dragon, unlocking access to additional outer End islands.

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July 19, 2025

5 Mob farms to build early in Minecraft | Esports News

Minecraft features various mob farms that help players gather essential resources and experience points. Five effective and simple mob farms for early gameplay include: 1. Basic spawner based farm: Requires a mob spawner, building blocks, water buckets, and torches. It generates specific mobs for drops and experience points, with low resource costs and high yields. 2. Simple dark room farm: Requires building blocks, trapdoors, and slabs. It involves creating a dark area for mob spawning, allowing for easy elimination of mobs without spawners, effective in any biome. 3. Pillar based Creeper farm: Requires slabs, cats, and building blocks. It uses cats to guide creepers into a killing chamber, preventing other mobs from spawning, and provides a consistent supply of gunpowder. 4. River based Drowned farm: Requires water sources and slabs. Drowned mobs spawn in rivers, dropping rare items like tridents, copper, and gold, which can be funneled into a collection channel. 5. Blaze spawner XP farm: Requires a blaze spawner from a Nether fortress, building blocks, and water (or lava for Bedrock Edition). It involves enclosing the spawner and directing blazes into a drop chute, yielding blaze rods and experience points.

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July 19, 2025

List of all Minecraft Advancements in 2025 | Esports News

Minecraft features a total of 122 advancements categorized into five groups: Minecraft, Nether, End, Adventure, and Husbandry. Each category includes various challenges related to progression and combat. Minecraft Advancements: 1. Craft a crafting table. 2. Mine stone with a pickaxe. 3. Craft a better pickaxe. 4. Smelt an iron ingot. 5. Wear a piece of iron armor. 6. Fill a bucket with lava. 7. Upgrade to an iron pickaxe. 8. Block a projectile with a shield. 9. Obtain a block of obsidian. 10. Obtain a diamond. 11. Build and enter a Nether portal. 12. Wear a full set of diamond armor. 13. Enchant an item using an enchanting table. 14. Enter the Nether. Nether Advancements: 1. Enter the Nether. 2. Deflect a ghast fireball. 3. Travel 7 km in the Nether. 4. Enter a Nether fortress. 5. Obtain crying obsidian. 6. Mine ancient debris. 7. Wear a full set of Netherite armor. 8. Get a Wither Skeleton skull. 9. Survive fire damage with a fire resistance potion. 10. Respawn using a respawn anchor. 11. Visit all Nether biomes. 12. Enter a Bastion Remnant. 13. Ride a strider with a warped fungus on a stick. 14. Rescue a ghast from the Nether. 15. Summon the Wither. 16. Have every status effect at once (secret). The End Advancements: 1. Enter the End. 2. Defeat the Ender Dragon. 3. Obtain the dragon egg. 4. Escape the End via an end gateway. 5. Respawn and defeat the Ender Dragon again. 6. Collect dragon’s breath. 7. Obtain elytra. 8. Levitate 50 blocks with shulkers. Adventure Advancements: 1. Discover every biome. 2. Kill one of every hostile mob. 3. Hit a target with an arrow. 4. Shoot a crossbow. 5. Kill a skeleton from 50+ blocks away. 6. Hit a target block bullseye from 30+ blocks. 7. Kill two phantoms with one arrow. 8. Kill a pillager captain. 9. Kill a mob with a poisonous potato. 10. Kill five unique mobs with one crossbow shot. 11. Change your spawn point by sleeping. 12. Successfully defend a village from a raid. 13. Throw a trident at something (and pick it back up). 14. Strike a villager with lightning. 15. Survive a lightning strike. 16. Walk on powder snow without sinking. 17. Spy on a phantom through a spyglass. 18. Spy on a ghost through a spyglass. 19. Spy on a dragon through a spyglass. 20. Fall and survive from a high place. Husbandry Advancements: 1. Eat any food. 2. Breed two animals. 3. Tame an animal. 4. Breed every breedable mob. 5. Tame every variant of cat. 6. Plant a seed and harvest it. 7. Collect honey safely. 8. Move a bee nest with silk touch. 9. Walk on honey blocks to slow down. 10. Apply wax to a copper block. 11. Scrape wax off a copper block. 12. Have an ocelot trust you. 13. Eat every edible food item. 14. Upgrade a hoe to the Netherite tier.

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July 8, 2025

Mojang dives into the history of Minecraft’s Piglins in a video breakdown

Piglins are gold-obsessed inhabitants of the Nether in Minecraft, known for their whimsical dance moves and unpredictable nature, alternating between friendliness and aggression. Mojang's presentation explores their origins, bartering system, and reasons for hostile behavior, particularly their tendency to attack on sight. They inhabit the Nether, especially around bastion remnants, and are fiercely territorial, ready to defend their domain against intruders.

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July 7, 2025

I stored files inside of Minecraft, and here’s how it works

Files are collections of data stored in a single container, often identified by their extensions. In Minecraft, data can be represented using wool blocks, where each block corresponds to a specific hex digit, allowing for the storage of bytes. A mapping was created to associate hex digits with wool colors, enabling data encoding and decoding within the game. An encoder script generates an "mcfunction" file for efficient block placement, while a decoder reads the wool matrix from the game world using the Amulet library. The process involves defining coordinates and dimensions for the wool matrix, and successful decoding reveals the original encoded message. This project demonstrates the versatility of data representation, though it is not intended for practical use.

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July 3, 2025

Minecraft Update Preview Shows Off Everyone’s New Favorite Mob

Mojang has announced the introduction of a new mob type, the Copper Golem, in an upcoming update for Minecraft. The Copper Golem was a contender in the 2021 Mob Vote and will now be included in the game. The reveal was made by game director Agnes Larsson in a video filmed at a copper mine. The Copper Golem generates copper chests that help players manage their inventory by transferring items. Additionally, new copper gear will be introduced, marking the first new tool and armor tier since the Nether update. This new tier aims to enhance the utility of copper, making it more accessible for players. The Copper Golem and new features are currently available in the Minecraft Bedrock beta and will be released in Java Snapshot soon, although no specific release date has been provided.

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July 2, 2025

Minecraft Happy Ghast: How to get a Happy Ghast

Players can obtain a Happy Ghast in Minecraft by traveling to the Nether, specifically in the Soul Sand Valley biome, where they can find Dried Ghasts. Dried Ghasts can be extracted using a Pickaxe or crafted with 8 Ghast Tears and 1 Soul Sand. They can also be obtained through trading with some Piglins. To transform a Dried Ghast into a Ghastling, players must submerge it in water for about 20 minutes, ensuring the water is maintained throughout the process. The Ghastling then requires an additional 20 minutes to mature into a Happy Ghast, which can be accelerated by feeding it at least ten Snowballs. To craft a Harness for the Happy Ghast, players need 3 Leather, 2 Glass, and 1 Wool. The color of the Harness is determined by the Wool used and can be changed with Dye. The Happy Ghast serves as a flying mount for up to four players, allowing for a movement speed of approximately 0.05, making it useful for vertical building.