Spawn small golems that help defend your base.
58.4 of the 64 points that apply = 91 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Advanced Golems adds small, customizable golems to help defend an area from hostile mobs; craft a golem spawner and place one on a block to set its home position, around which it normally protects a nine-block radius. A golem controller lets you remove a golem, move its home position, or choose among four behaviors: Aggressive golems patrol and attack nearby mobs, Waiting golems stay home until a mob enters their area, Passive golems patrol without attacking, and Standing golems remain at home and do nothing. Golems can use ordinary weapons and armor, while upgrades provide specific benefits: glistering melons increase health, diamonds increase attack damage, sugar increases movement and flight speed, obsidian improves knockback resistance, ghast tears boost regeneration, and magma cream grants fire immunity. Other upgrades expand a golem's home radius with glass, make it anger nearby hostile mobs with a carved pumpkin, limit its projectiles to its target with flint, or grant flight with a nether star; feathers extend its flight duration during combat. Golems can be configured to be immortal, in which case they shut down rather than die and can be restarted with a golden apple. With Polymer enabled, the mod can run server-side only, displaying golems as baby zombies.
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Changes the game's code in 1 area: Mobs and their behaviorChanges 2 game code files in this area: mobs, animals, villagers, projectiles and how they move and act..
Adds 3 items: Golem Bell, Golem Controller and Summon Golem; 1 mob: Golem; 3 recipes.
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