wither skeletons are taller than overworld skeletons because they are the undead remains of an evolutionary link between players and endermen. given the combined xp-retaining properties of both charcoal and bone they were likely reanimated as a side effect of burying charred corpses in soulsand. follow for more minecraft lore drops until mojang buys my silence
I think most people know who this guy is. The wonderful Goblin King, or Sir David to his mates. I've been wanting to draw him for years and finally got round to it ♥
minecraft redditors get so mad when they don't have a reason to kill the new animal or someone suggests a new animal that you don't have a reason to kill
honestly hate the way mojang has treated piglins. like everyone was excited to see a new sentient species they can be friends with and stuff and mojang is like. ok so in our new game minecraft legends the piglins will be the villains and you kill them indiscriminately. ok we're adding piglin heads to minecraft so now you can hunt them for sport and take their heads as trophies. ok we're making it so you have to rob piglin bastions to upgrade your gear to netherite now
THERE SHOULD BE A MOB THATS LIKE A LITTLE NATURE PROTECTOR FOREST FAIRY WATER SPIRIT THING, AND IT GOES AROUND WOODED BIOMES AND PUTS OUT FIRES SO THEY DON'T BURN DOWN
gods. it’s just been this thought i’ve had ever since i learned the bedrock was being moved down.
the bedrock is there, functionally, to protect you. the void is the only death you can’t cheat in some way, and the bedrock protects you from getting too close to the nothing. it protects you from the other side.
but now, the bedrock has been moved down, and it’s about to reveal the warden, and the deep dark cities
and i can’t help but to think — if the warden has been revealed by the bedrock,
what did the bedrock decide was more dangerous than that?
people are constantly trying to deny disabled people the privilege of their own anger. we're forced into situations we don't want to be in have to rely on people or institutions we don't want to, have to constantly project the idea that we're thankful, hopeful, trying our best... it's ridiculous. when a disabled person is angry about something people flock to tell them that they shouldn't feel this emotion. "doctors are trying to help you", "be grateful you even have what you do", "you're the one making yourself miserable". at the end of the day it just goes to show that they don't think disabled people deserve even the meagre amount that we are given, so that's why they think we have no right to be angry
getting disabled over a period of time is so weird, because sometimes i’ll just see something, let’s say about running, and think “i should do that!” and then i slowly realise that i can’t run anymore. i can barely even walk. it’s weird because there wasn’t one event that happened that made me like it. there wasn’t a day where i woke up and couldn’t run anymore. it was slow and gradual. and sometimes i realise how much ive lost that i didn’t even realise because it all happened so gradually. sometimes it feels like yesterday i could run and today i can’t, and sometimes it feels like forever ago that i could.