Minecraft Survival - SNOW GOLEMS - Foxy's Survival World [95]

I make an Army of Snow Golems!

Welcome to my Let's Play of the PC Edition of Minecraft. In this series I play Minecraft, mining and building all sorts of exciting things.

In this episode I craft Snow Blocks from Snow Balls and I use them to build Snow Golems. I make lots of Snow Golems and lead them around my Survival World so that the ground has lots of Snow on it ready for Christmas.

I also make another Snow Golem in my house that I use to get Infinite Snow Balls from.
He needs a name though.
Can you think of a name for him?

From the Wiki: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Snow_Golem

To create a snow golem, the player must stack two snow blocks and then place or dispense a pumpkin or jack o'lantern on top. The pumpkin must be placed last in order for the golem to spawn. The snow golem can be upright, lying down, or even upside-down.

Snow golems do not follow players. Snow golems have good path-finding skills, like most mobs, will not jump off cliffs, go into cactus and fire or fall into lava or water. They do not take fall damage. Snow golems can be put on leads and tied to fences.

Snow golems "melt" (by taking fire damage) in biomes with a temperature greater than 1.0, or dry/warm biomes (including the Nether). They also will melt when in contact with rain or water. Since snow golems take fire damage in hot biomes, a splash potion of fire resistance will allow it to survive.

Snow golems wear their pumpkin as a helmet, just like the player does: their actual head is hidden beneath it. In Pocket Edition and the computer edition, shearing a snow golem will remove its pumpkin, revealing its face. It will not drop the pumpkin. The pumpkin is not part of its Armor Items; a snow golem does not display its Hand Items or its Armor Items. The player cannot give a snow golem a new pumpkin. In Pocket Edition, sheared snow golems will not regain their pumpkin when the chunk reloads.

Snow golems move towards hostile mobs and throw snowballs at them up to 10 blocks away, provoking them. Thrown snowballs will not do any damage, except to blazes, but the snowballs will knock mobs backwards when they hit. With the exception of wolves, snow golems will also attack any neutral mobs regardless of whether they attacked the player or not.

As they move, they leave a trail of snow on the ground if the blocks can support it. They will only produce snow in biomes with a temperature less than 0.8, which includes cold, snowy, and some medium biomes (including the End).

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