Apr 14, 2019
me in creative mode placing glowstone all over the cave below my house
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me in creative mode placing glowstone all over the cave below my house
*blows a kiss* for trans herobrine with better pants
do you think there are endermen who choose to every then and again disregard the pain water brings them because such seemingly simple things as a walk in the rain or a dip in the lake seem worth the sacrifice?
what if endermen could hold mobs
texture pack where everything is the same except polished diorite looks like this
villager culture headcanons
• All villagers speak the same language, but have wildly different dialects and accents depending on the biome. A taiga villager will almost certainly have some difficulty talking with a desert villager. Wandering traders, however, are usually decently familiar with several if not all biome dialects.
• Villager names used to be just things like Wheat, River, Oak etc. However, through linguistic evolution and cultural exchange with other biomes, actual names came into use. For example Gren, a modern name common among snowy biome villagers, actually originates from the name Grain (commonly used by desert villagers) being adapted for pronunciation with a snowy biome accent.
• Herobrine is present in villager folklore in every biome, but each biome's folklore has a completely different version of him.
• In the plains, he's considered a mysterious person with godlike powers, unpredictable and capable of both great benevolence and cruelty.
• In the snowy biome, the legends say he appears to those who are close to death to answer any questions and doubts they may have and ultimately take them away to the afterlife.
• The desert biome has a somewhat similar version of him, but there are some notable differences. It is said he only appears to those who die by getting lost in the desert. Some say he forms from the sand before the dying person's very eyes. Others describe him as "blurry at the edges" and "rapidly blinking in and out of existence", as if he's not quite there.
• The savanna's version of Herobrine is something else entirely. He's said to be a hostile, violent cryptid, more animal than a person. He's usually depicted with tattered clothes and sharp teeth, less commonly with claws.
oh to be an enderman... genderless, unbothered, screeching
What if an illager falls inlove with a villager
• villagers, especially older ones, are wary of it. they'll try to get the idea that a love like this is anything more than an opportunity for trouble out of the lovestruck villager's head. they have good intentions, but they're often driven by fear.
• the illagers may not always be supportive, but they sure are excited. even close friendships with villagers are something of a forbidden fruit - a romance is bound to be the hottest gossip topic in the outpost for the next few weeks at least.
• no matter their opinion, they won't openly shun the relationship. hell, the more involved ones might actively help. stealing some diamonds from a different village (or unfortunate player) so that the lovestruck illager has an impressive gift to woo his crush with is more common than they'd like to admit.
• any nearby abandoned mineshafts are popular date spots for this kind of relationship. nobody they know will see or bother the star-crossed lovers there, and the occasional skeletons or zombies aren't exactly judgemental.
• illagers are used to the dark, but that's not always true for villagers. on the bright side though, it makes for a good excuse to hold hands.
• sitting in a minecart together, hearing the wheels move slightly whenever they lean in for a kiss. it's not big enough for two, but that's the opposite of a problem right now.