The Wild Update has now been officially released for Minecraft. Like some of the previous major updates, the 1.19 update focused on the overworld realm and brought many changes and improvements to the blocked world.
There are lots of new blocks and items to discover in the 1.19 update. With all these new resources available, players will certainly want to build farms to get them efficiently and easily. The new mechanics in The Wild update have opened up a lot of exciting features.
In this article, players can learn about some exciting new farms that could be built in The Wild Update. Players on their journey may want to try out these farms in update 1.19.
New farms possible in Minecraft 1.19 update
The Minecraft 1.19 Wild update is finally out, and like the previous major update, it focuses on the overworld. Two new biomes have been added with lots of new blocks, mobs and mechanics for players to try out.
In order to obtain all these new resources, it is important to be able to acquire them rapidly and efficiently – which requires the use of farms.
1. Sculk XP farm
Skull farming is a method of cultivating XP and/or skull growth blocks for decoration using skunk activator blocks. If a mob dies near a Skulk Catalyst, no matter how it dies, the Catalyst will always produce Skulk blocks, which can then be mined for XP.
When hit this way, mobs simply drop items – their XP drops are stored inside skulk blocks. This mechanic can be used to bulk XP storage, allowing players to grain a significant amount of XP at any given time. This Skulk XP mechanic can be combined with all farms that involve players killing mobs.
2. Froglight farm
The 1.19 patch has added a new light source block called Froglite, which is made by frogs after eating tiny magma cubes. Frog lights have a smooth texture and are used as light sources and decorations. They emit light level 15, which is the highest possible level for a light emitting block.
To build a Froglite farm, simply bring the frogs into the Nether and then build a farm next to the magma spawner in the Citadel’s remains. Frogs have three colors of light depending on which type of frog hits the magma cube: pearlescent (purple) from warm (white) frogs, ocher (yellow) from temperate (orange) frogs, and cold ( green) to green (green) frog.
3. Frog farm
Frogs are one of the main features of The Wild Update. Three types of frogs have been added to the Minecraft 1.19 update: orange, white and green. The color of frogs depends on the temperature of the biome. Players can find orange frogs in swamp biomes and white frogs in mangrove swamps. Green frogs do not naturally lay eggs.
Players can build frog farms to collect tadpoles. Players can move tadpoles to a cooler biome to get green frogs. Players interested in getting all the colors of the Froglight block must first get all the types of Frogs.
4. Froglight farm
Minecraft The Wild Update has introduced a new block-shaped light source called the Froglight. When a frog eats a small magma cube, it drops a froglight block. As of now, there are three types of froglight blocks:
- Pearlescent froglight dropped by white frogs
- Verdant froglight dropped by green frogs
- Ochre froglight dropped by orange frogs
Players can bring frogs from the overworld to the Nether in order to receive the Frog’s Light as magma cubes only spawn in the Nether. Players can set up a Froglite farm using magma spawners found in the remains of the Citadel.
5. Warden
Warden is the strongest mob ever added to Minecraft. The Warden has more than twice the strength of the Ender Dragon and Wither. Despite its ridiculously overwhelming power, it can’t overpower the game mechanics.
Minecrafters can use Skulk Shriker blocks to summon the Warden to a location of their choice. When a warden is killed, it drops a Skulk Trigger Block. Skulk catalysts are used to make skulk sensors and skulk farms.
also read: Minecraft 1.19 update: Wild Update release TIME, date
