Trapping a wolf in Minecraft is one of the easiest joys in the game, and no matter how many times I start a new world, I always collect bones if I encounter one. . But once you’ve adopted a canine companion, you probably hide them away in a house for safekeeping, shielding them from the horrors of the anti-sport mob. Today, Minecraft is adding a way to make them a little stronger – wolf armor.
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Like leather armor, wolf armor can be colored using in-game colors, so even if you have multiple animals that have been adopted, it will still be easy to tell them apart. This variation is also separate from collar colors, creating many possibilities. Even better, the game is also adding wolf skin variations for the first time, bringing eight new patterns for a total of nine. Each type (Yellow, Woods, Asian, Black, Chestnut, Rusty, Spotted, Striped, and Snowy) spawns in a specific biome. You can take a look at all the new races in the gallery below.
Of course, players will also need to be able to craft this wolf armor, which is where the new mob, the armadillo, comes from. These armored relatives of anteaters are found in savanna or badland biomes, where they can be seen roaming around. When some enemies approach, spin around and into a defensive ball. Armadillos drop armadillo scutes, which are used to armor the wolf, but the developers have assured players that they can be scavenged instead of defeated, so you’ll have to kill the armadillos to protect your pets. But there will be no need to go. Armadillos can also be used to scare away spiders as they eat insects and arachnids in real life, and spider eyes can be used to breed them if you want to create your own armadillo farm.