Iron Golem

Background

Iron Golems are large, strong utility mobs that defend players and villagers.

In Java Edition, an iron golem spawns based on villager gossip at a gathering point. The villager who starts the gossip must have a profession that is not nitwit, slept in the last 24000 ticks, been to their job site block in the last 36000 ticks, gossiped 5 times about the need for an iron golem, and have two other villagers within 80 blocks. The iron golem then has a chance to spawn in a 16×13×16 cuboid area centered above and below the location of the villager who spread the gossip. Iron golems can spawn inside transparent blocks, stairs, carpets and half-slabs as long as there is a full block underneath them. Iron golems require at least a 1×3×1 space to spawn, even if their spawning results in their own suffocation and death. Iron golems are able to spawn in water. Additionally, when three different villagers see the same zombie during a span of 10 seconds, an iron golem is likely to spawn as long as those villagers meet the above requirements for gossip-based spawning.

A Furnace Golem is a variant of an iron golem with a blast furnace as its body.

Furnace Golems are available as a Rare mob drop in stone tappables.

Statistics

Tier: 9-B to at least 9-B

Name: Iron Golem, Furnace Golem

Origin: Minecraft

Sex: None (Notch mentions Sex doesn't exist in Minecraft)

Age: Unknown

Classification: Golem, Guardian

Attack Potency: Wall level to At least Wall level (Strongest non-boss mob in the game, has 5 times more HP than Steve, can fight the Ender Dragon and The Wither, deals more damage than Creepers)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Below Average Human

Combat Speed: Superhuman (Superior to Endermen, can tag Steve)

Reaction Speed: Unknown

Lifting Strength: At least Class G (Much stronger than Steve and can fling him around with all the weight he carries)

Striking Strength: Wall Classe to At least Wall Class

Durability: Wall level to at least Wall level (Can tank multiple hits from most mobs in the game and fight other Golems)

Stamina: High

Range: Standard melee range

Powers and Abilities:

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Inorganic Physiology (Type 2), Self-Sustenance (Types 1, 2 and 3; mobs don't need sleep, food or rest, can breathe in the End and underwater), Immortality (Types 1), Non-Physical Interaction (Can kill Vexes, Phantoms and Ghasts), Limited Intangibility and Enhanced Senses (Can attack through a solid block and attack even without seeing the target), Healing (Iron Golems can heal with iron ingots), Resistance to Heat Manipulation (Can live in the Nether without any harm), Soul Manipulation (Has no soul), Damage Inducement (Doesn't notice being shattered), Knockback (Iron Golems are immune to knockback unless Knockback enchantment is used)

Same as before, Fire Manipulation (Light beings on fire with his attacks)

Standard Equipment: Iron Ingots, Poppies

Intelligence: Unknown

Weaknesses: Can't swim

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