Bob Golems+

Bob Golems+ introduces over 50 different golems crafted from a variety of Minecraft blocks, such as wood, glass, diamond, and nether brick. Each golem possesses distinct abilities and stats, allowing you to protect your village and explore new gameplay options. These golems can be summoned easily and include unique features like healing and special attacks.

How to Use

To create a golem, arrange the blocks in a T-shaped pattern, similar to the Iron Golem structure. Then, place the specific Golem Head block on top to complete the summoning. Golems will then patrol and defend your base by attacking hostile mobs.

Alternatively, golems can now be generated by world structures using only one pumpkin and the required material blocks arranged in a cross shape. This new functionality removes the need for manual construction every time.

When damaged, golems display cracked textures and can be healed by applying their corresponding building material, much like repairing Iron Golems.

Each golem also has its own spawn egg for easier summoning in creative mode.

Key Features

• Bone Golem: 6.5 attack damage, 78 health points.
• Magma Golem: 4.5 attack, 22 health; sets mobs on fire, slowly melts cobblestone, splits into two upon death.
• Diamond Golem: High durability with 220 health and 20 attack damage.
• Emerald Golem: 190 health and 18 attack damage.
• Gold Golem: 80 health, 8 attack, with knockback resistance.
• Lapis Lazuli Golem: 50 health, 6 attack; inflicts negative potion effects on enemies.
• Obsidian Golem: 120 health, 18 attack.
• Glass Golem: Fragile with 8 health but strong at 14 attack.
• Log Golem: Uses all vanilla wood types; 20 health and 3 attack.
• Hay Bale (Straw) Golem: 10 health, 1 attack; boosts growth of nearby crops.
• Glowstone Golem: 8 health, 12 attack; illuminates the surrounding area.
• Endstone Golem: 50 health, 7 attack; randomly teleports.
• Sponge Golem: 20 health, 2 attack; absorbs water.
• TNT Golem: 14 health, 2.5 attack; explodes when ignited, killed, or attacking.
• Coal Block Golem: 14 health, 2.5 attack; can cause Blindness I.
• Bedrock Golem: Nearly invincible with 999 health and 32 attack damage; spawns and despawns via item use.
• Stained Glass Golem: Available in all colors; 9 health, 12 attack.
• Redstone Golem: 18 health, 2 attack; emits redstone power.
• Packed Ice Golem: 18 health, 7 attack; freezes water and lava as it moves.
• Slime Block (Slimy) Golem: 20 health, 2.5 attack; powerful knockback and splits upon death.
• Prismarine Golem: 24 health, 8 attack.
• Red Sandstone Golem: 15 health, 4 attack.
• Sea Lantern Golem: 26 health, 4 attack; lights up surroundings.
• Honey Golem: 42 health, 1 attack; sticky and splits when defeated.
• Dried Kelp Golem: 34 health, 2 attack.
• Brick Golem: 25 health, 9 attack.
• Crimson Stem Golem: 24 health, 7 attack; fireproof.
• Crying Obsidian Golem: 106 health, 18.9 attack; fireproof with blast resistance.
• Netherite Golem: 298 health, 28 attack; fireproof with damage resistance.
• Warped Stem Golem: 40 health, 6 attack; fireproof.
• Amethyst Golem: 38 health, 12 attack; drops amethyst shards when hurt.
• Ancient Debris Golem: 104 health, 8.5 attack; fireproof.
• Sculk Golem: 54 health, 6.5 attack.
• Sculk Catalyst Golem: 104 health, 8.5 attack; emits light and inflicts blindness on nearby mobs.
• Note: Avoid giving an iron golem a withered flower; this causes errors.

Customization

Players can adjust each golem's attributes such as health, attack power, and special effects using data packs and configuration files. This allows tailoring golems to suit different playstyles or server needs.

Configuration Options

• Villagers have a configurable chance (default 60%) to summon extra golems.
• Golems can be set to attack players (enabled by default).
• Healing golems by giving them their building blocks is enabled by default.
• Option to build golems using regular pumpkins (disabled by default).
• Golems can change appearance during holidays (enabled by default).

Requirements and Compatibility

This add-on is designed for Minecraft Bedrock Edition. It is an independent adaptation of similar concepts found in Java Edition mods. It supports customization through data packs and config files, but requires the appropriate version of Minecraft to function correctly.