#minecraft skeletons

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City of the Undead: A Minecraft Map Review

Are you ready to take on the undead and explore a city overrun by zombies? Look no further than City of the Undead, the latest Minecraft map that will have you on the edge of your seat.

The Premise

The premise of City of the Undead is simple: you are a survivor in a city plagued by zombies. Your mission is to explore the city, scavenge for supplies, and take down as many zombies as you can. The map is set up with various buildings and areas to explore, each with their own unique challenges and rewards.

The Gameplay

From the moment you spawn in, you'll be thrown into the action. The map is designed to be challenging, with plenty of zombies and other monsters lurking around every corner. You'll need to use all of your Minecraft skills to survive, from crafting weapons and armor to building makeshift shelters.

One of the most impressive aspects of City of the Undead is the level of detail put into each area. From abandoned hospitals to overrun apartment complexes, each building is designed to feel unique and immersive. You'll find yourself exploring every nook and cranny, searching for supplies and clues to help you survive.

The Aesthetics

The visuals of City of the Undead are nothing short of impressive. The map is designed with a lot of attention to detail, with everything from broken windows to blood stains on the walls. The atmosphere is suitably creepy, with eerie music and sound effects adding to the overall sense of dread.

The Verdict

Overall, City of the Undead is a fantastic Minecraft map that will keep you entertained for hours. The gameplay is challenging and immersive, with plenty of areas to explore and zombies to take down. The visuals and atmosphere are top-notch, making for a truly immersive experience.

Whether you're a seasoned Minecraft player or just looking for a fun new challenge, City of the Undead is definitely worth checking out. Just be prepared to face the undead head-on!

[feliville]

eye contact

[chufflepop]

Caving

This experience is totally not personal I swear

[sopuu]

consumed by the moss

[woosh-floosh-art]

The Minecraft Skeletons. Check out the minecraft skeletons stickers.

[lowkeiloki]

this update is gonna rule

[gmddeyatel22]

skeleton from minecraft with outfit in sans from undertale

[thegimmicky]

Minecraft Ruined Haunted Cemetery

[herobrine-avm]

They suggested we take a class photo... Believe it or not this was our best take..

[sketchy-noodles]

Spooky Scary Skeletons 💀

(Side note but thank you all so much for all the love on this series! I love rambling about these little guys I’m so happy to be able to share them with all of you! You guys rock!!!! ❤️)

Transcript and Closeups below!

SKELETON CROWS

A guide by: Philza Minecraft

Physical Adaptations:

Undead crows brought to life!

Don’t need to eat, sleep or breathe

Weak to health potions (need harming/instant damage)

Allergic to sunlight

Behavioral Adaptations:

Often flock in large groups

Found everywhere!

“Nocturnal” (only come out at night)

Love collecting bones & other shinies

(Like to “accessorize”)

Friendly! Like to vibe and hang out!

Other Notes:

Tiny tails!

Skele Bois!

Friends!

WITHER CROWS

General Notes:

Same As Skeleton crows but more aggressive.

NOT FRIENDLY!!!

Neat in Nether Fortresses

Not allergic to sunlight

Withering (approach with EXTREME caution!!!)

Smell like coal and charred bones

Found only in the Nether

Other Notes:

NOT Friends!

Mean

[citrous241]

In my head-canon for Minecraft's "history", these two are (technically) the same species.

It all stems from my perception of the Ancient Builders. Its mostly inspired by the comics of the amazing DongLie (check them out their work is amazing), with some changes to fit with how I see the elements the game lays out.

For one, I believe the Ancient Builders' ultimate goal was eternal life. Their hubris is why they're "extinct". And two, there were 4 Mistakes that lead to their downfall.

I'm gonna go over these 4 Mistakes some day, but the second and fourth one is what I'm going to go into in some detail.

So what does any of this have to do with the Wither Skeletons and Endermen?

Well, first I must describe the second mistake. And to rationalise why it happened, I must also touch on the first mistake; the creation of Creepers. I believe the Ancient Builders created Creepers in their desert temples as their first foray into eternal life. This attempt fundamentaly changed the Overworld, cursing it to produce these creatures every night. I believe Zombies, Skeletons and Spiders have always existed in the Overworld, and the Ancient Builders had adapted to them the same way we have. But the Creepers rocked their society. Some of them went deep underground (leading to the third Mistake), and some of them went "deep" I.e: to the Nether.

This is where the second mistake occurs. They found the Piglins, whose corpses became reanimated upon their death. Not anything crazy, the same thing happens to Ancient Builders in the Overworld, if not for the fact that Zombified Piglins have actual awareness. Immortality through zombification became an option and the Builders deduced it was true to the Nethers sand trapping souls from across dimensions.

So they buried their dead in the large valleys of this sand, and they became reanimated. It was exactly what they wanted, they were aware and immortal.

Unfortunately a complication ensued; Piglins had adapted to soul sand, but the Builders hadn't. Those who had been buried rapidly found their flesh withering away, and their actions becoming more and more aggressive. These withered skeletons became the guards of the Fortresses the Builders constructed to protect themselves from the Nether's dangers. They became nothing more than thugs.

So the Builders continued their work. They theorised that the combined biomass of multiple corpses could overcome the withering problem.

They were right. And they were so, so wrong.

They had awakened one of the primordial forces of the universe, the force of chaos and destructions. The trapped souls had been screaming out to them all along. The withered skeletons were a warning that was impossible to ignore, yet they did.

The Wither had descended upon the Ancient Builders, wanting nothing more then to spread its infection.

The Builders tried to escape, abandoning their portals into the Nether. But they were too slow, the Wither had followed them to the Overworld.

This lead to the third mistake, but I'm not going to talk about that now.

The fourth and final mistake came after the Overworld was no longer safe for the Builders. The Wither was gone, destroyed in the third mistake, but it's rot still corrupted the land. To go to the surface was suicide, to go deep underground was suicide. So the Builders clung to just below the surface. They used their magic to invert stone and tore out their eyes to construct a portal to somewhere out of the Overworld.

They took a leap of faith, and it didn't pay off. They had found a dimension in the Void between dimensions, the End of all reality. Nothing but blank islands for all eternity. But there was something... else.

Another primordial force that threatened everything. Native to this place or trapped their, they did not know. But they had opened the door out and had to close it. So they purposefully disabled the way out, created a dragon to guard it should anyone try to leave. Every island for miles around the exit point was annihilated, as to separate it.

It was the ultimate sacrifice and the final mistake; sealing themselves into the End.

Over time they evolved; their skin became darker, blending into the eternal night; their eyes became larger to see in the darkness; they became taller, their limbs becoming longer to pluck the high snaking chorus fruits - the only food in this place. We've all eaten chorus, we all know how it teleports anything that consumes it. Eating just that fruit caused them to eventually teleport regardless.

And finally, these End-men had become immortal. But there was no victory, their minds had long been lost. Even when they eventually gained the ability to teleport across dimensions they held no memories of these places. They can only grab blocks to move as they did long ago, but none of them know why.

When they see us they feel pain, they look us in the eyes and remember humanity. This makes them sad, which makes them angry. They cannot understand their unexplained grief so they act only in fear and self-preservation.

These 2 creatures, the Wither's skeletons and the men of the End are brothers. Yet they do not know it. For both have long since lost their mind and history; one in pure aggression and obsession, and the other in hubris and insanity.

Credit to DongLie for most of images used here.

[cupcakeshakesnake]

I love being a little prick in Minecraft

[silverskye13]

Helsknight in 16?

Their dreams just keep dripping out of their golden cups I'm starting, I'm starving, leftovers ain't enough

Finish Line -- Skillet

[the-final-sif]

Piglins offer things of use in exchange for gold. They give you boots enchanted to allow easy passage over the land of souls that they avoid. They give you iron, gravel, fire charges, and obsidian, a quiet but clear message (just in case you need to go home). They give leather, arrows, string, basic supplies to keep you going. They give the same blackstone they've built their homes from (in case you might want to build a home here too).

Piglin know how to brew potions. They have bottles of water and fire resistance potions and they'll offer both to strangers that pay. They grow nether wart in the ruins of their homes. There is no natural nether wart to be found in the nether. Only what the piglins grow, and what can be found in the gardens of Fortress. It is the base of all potions, one of two essentials that must be farmed.

The other essential is blaze powder. Piglins must have some, they make potions after all, but they have no farms for it. Not anymore.

But there are fortresses. Fortresses built around blaze spawners. Fortresses with gardens of nether wart. Fortresses that were built and than abandoned. Chests with scraps of supplies left behind.

These fortresses are made of bricks. Netherrack bricks blocks, holding strong after all these years. These bricks aren't found naturally in the nether outside of fortresses. You can craft them yourself, or you can get them from one other source.

Piglins will offer you netherrack bricks. They have them. You won't find it in their bastions. But they will offer them all the same. They still remember how to make them. Maybe they used to build with them, once, a long time ago.

Piglins will wander into fortresses, but they do not call them home. Wither Skeletons do. Wither skeletons infest the fortresses, roaming around as if this is their home.

Piglins will hunt hoglins in groups, but there's no inherent hostility. Their children play together regardless of their parents quarrels. Hoglins are food, but not an enemy. Wither skeletons are not food. Yet Piglins are hostile to wither skeletons without provocation. A wither skeleton is known to be dangerous, is known to be a threat. A pest infesting a stolen home.

When offered gold, Piglins will give you many items. Things to keep you going, to help you get home, to help you stay where you are. But in that list, they will also offer netherrack bricks and ender pearls. Oddities in the lineup. Both have their uses, but both also send a message (if you want to go where they did, here's a hint, a helping hand. perhaps in hopes you will find something there they could not, or perhaps in hope you will manage to come back safely. whose to say).

[anessthetic]

skeleton & spider

[pt.1] of my semi-humanized designs ^^ i’ll separate arts in different posts bc work is taking time, but when i’ll finish, i’ll post them all together hehe

[p0tat0-g0ddess]

I was right