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Minecraft Iron Golem Farm Guide

Are you planning to create your first Minecraft Iron Golem farm? A Minecraft Iron Golem is not just for Halloween, it's for the rest of your life. Iron Golems are among the most interesting aspects of Minecraft in particular because you can make them by yourself. As we all know, the power to create life can make you god, and that kind of power is pure fun. There's certainly an obligation that comes with it however the main thing is that you can create life out of the smallest of blocks of metal and a root vegetable.



The good news is that this shouldn't burden your conscience too much. Minecraft Iron Golems are a ferocious creature that are extremely strong, friendly, and are even good for the environment. We've learned a lot about these bizarre creatures, so we decided to put together an instructional guide.



Iron Golems can be a huge help in creating farms. It is important to learn about them and also to know how to set up your first Iron Golem farm.



How to find, summon, and create an iron golem in Minecraft. Minecraft Iron Golem



There are several ways to connect with an Iron Golem. The easiest way to contact an Iron Golem is to create one. This is accomplished by making four Iron Blocks and placing them in a T shape. Then, you can add an Jack O'Lantern, or an carved Minecraft pumpkin, to finish it. The actual direction of the shape can be whatever you want however the layout is crucial and there must be air in the four corners of the 9x9 square.



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Then, they will spawn in villages. If a villager is agitated or gossips, they can summon an Iron Golem. While we're not 100% certain how gossiping can trigger the Iron Golem in real life however, it doesn't appear to work, so it may not be worth your time.



Iron Golems can also be found in pillager outposts. They are entrapped by pillagers, and are often found in cages. The good news is that you can free them and they'll then help you take care of the pillagers nearby which makes them extremely powerful allies.



What is an Minecraft Iron Golem and how is it used?



An Iron Golem can be described as a neutral mob that serves a very important purpose. The primary function of these incredible things is to protect the villagers, but they'll also help to protect you in all kinds of situations. But that's not all although they're able to punch the life out of a lot of things, they're also extremely friendly, and often be seen offering villagers poppies that they can magically create in their hands.



Aside from that they also spend most of their time wandering around the villages they guard, or standing guard near. They are also immune to falls, and they aren't able to drown (though they stay clear of water when they can) and will seek out most hostile Minecraft mobs within a radius of 16 blocks of themselves. A word of warning though should you cause trouble to the community they're living in, they may turn on you permanently. These powerful creatures will be your enemy if you reach -15 popularity. That's right, no poppies for you.



Here's a list of Minecraft mobs that an Iron Golem can attack upon sight:



- Blaze Chicken Jockey Drowned - Enderman - Endermite - Giant - Guardian - Elder Guardian - Hoglin - Magma Cube Phantom - Piglin - Piglin Brute - Shulker - Silverfish - Spider - Cave Spider - Spider Jockey - Vex - Evoker - Illusioner - Pillager - Ravager Vindicator, Witch, Wither - Zombie - Husk - Zombie Villager Zombified Piglin - Zoglin



Iron Golem farm



Want to farm iron from gentle giants? We'll be there for you. There are a myriad of ways to achieve this but here's the way we do it.



You'll need to design a killing pit filled with lava, with water streams flowing towards it. You'll need to build your basic Minecraft village over the pit that you are killing. You can build your village using floating beds, some cauldrons, and a few blocks to prevent them from falling over or escaping. There must be an enemy, such as zombies in the area to throw one into the composter or a cauldron, and hang it somewhere where the villagers can see it most of the time. To be able to panic, you'll need at minimum one villager. However your villagers should be in a position to sleep and perform their job. This is simpler if your village doesn't need to work.



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Above your weird, suspended village you need an enormous roof or a covering to stop lighting from turning your villager's into witches. Also, you must ensure that your Iron Golem can't spawn in the village, but instead spawn beneath it, close to the pit of death. This is accomplished by making sure that your surfaces don't meet the requirements for the Iron Golem's spawning. buttons on top, hollow blocks or blocks with nothing beneath them are all acceptable.



This will result in the Iron Golem spawning on the ground. It will then move towards the suspended zombie, become trapped in the lava pit, and eventually die. You can place the hopper, some chests and it will consume all the resources.
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