Do you want to learn more about the brand-new Minecraft Warden mob? This deadly monster may be located deep within Minecraft’s tunnels, and it will be released as part of the 1.19 update next year.
The Warden is the only blind mob in the game and guards the deepest caverns. So, what is it about the Warden that makes him so terrifying? Well, just because you can’t see doesn’t mean the Warden can’t find you. Instead, the Warden uses sound to locate the player, which means you’ll have to be incredibly sneaky if you want to escape a fight with this new mob — if you’re clever, you can throw objects like snowballs to divert the Warden’s attention. However, if you find yourself exposed and without a way out, you will have no choice but to confront this formidable foe.
Join us as we examine everything Mojang has revealed about one of the game’s creepiest creatures, from its damage output and health pool to its movement characteristics and spawn location.
MINECRAFT WARDEN SPAWN
Warden only spawns in the Deep Dark biome, so you’ll have to be deep into a cavern expedition to come across him.
Down in the deep dark, every flailed limb, every opened chest or every thrown snowball can be sensed by this terrifying new mob: the Warden!
You can try running away… Oh, but they’ll sense that movement too!
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It’s not evident from the Warden’s gameplay clip, but Wardens appear to spawn in accordance with the cave’s structure. Alternatively, the Skulk blocks.
MINECRAFT WARDEN MOVEMENT
Wardens will shuffle around in response to noises that the sensor in their torso detects. Because of the gloomy nature of this mob, whenever the Warden passes a light, it will flicker. If the player chooses to sneak past it, the Warden will pass them by unnoticed as long as they don’t make a sound. Throwing snowballs at the Warden will keep him distracted long enough for you to getaway.
The Warden, on the other hand, appears to move slightly differently when alerted to a player’s presence by making too much noise, getting too close to it, being assaulted, or alerting a shrieker. When an arrow hits a Warden, it moves slowly at first, then quickly speeds up. If the Warden gets hit with poison, wither, or other status effects on the initial attack, it will still attack the player.
Despite this, it appears that the Warden will not be able to outrun a player running at full speed, thus if you have a clear escape path and enough stamina, you should take it. Its heart also has an audible heartbeat that becomes louder when the Warden is attacked by players, and the heart flashes more frequently.
MINECRAFT WARDEN DAMAGE AND HEALTH
We don’t know the Warden’s health pool because the player has yet to defeat it in the gameplay video we’ve seen. Because of the weapons and the number of strikes we witness the player land, it must be at least 85.
The player in the video is wearing full Netherite armor and still falls in a couple of swings due to the Warden’s offensive damage. It’s ludicrous that a single attack deals 13 damage against Netherite armor. Because the Warden isn’t yet in the game, we don’t know if he has a droppable item.
For the time being, that’s all we know about the Warden. While the Minecraft 1.18 update will no longer have the cute Minecraft Axolotl, it will include new mobs such as the Minecraft Axolotl, which may be the cutest monster in the game. You may also catch up on everything else that was released in the 1.17 update of Minecraft. Dropping a few Minecraft candles to light up any gloomy corridors is well worth your time.
