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Moss

Moss may refer to:
* , a solid green block.
** 
* , a block crafted from moss blocks, similar to carpets.
** 
* , a luminous vegetative block.
* , a growing vegetative block.
* 
* , a mossy variant of cobblestone.
* , a mossy variant of stone bricks.
* , a structure that generates in the old growth taiga biome.
de:Moos (Begriffsklärung)
es:Musgo
ru:Мох
Nerd Creeper

The nerd creeper was a hostile creeper-based mob present in the April Fool's Java Edition 3D Shareware v1.34 update.
==Spawning==
Nerd creepers spawn when the player uses the cheat code "NEEEERD".
Creepers in this version have an NBT tag called (1 = true/0 = false) that determines whether the creeper is a nerd.
A nerd creeper can be summoned with the following command: /summon creeper ~ ~ ~ {d20:1}
==Drops ==
When killed, nerd creepers drop: 
* experience points, if killed by the player or a tamed wolf.
*1 item.
*1 at random, if killed by a skeleton or stray.
*1 , if killed by a charged creeper.
==Behavior==
Nerd creepers, effectively being a reskinned creeper, shared almost all of their behavior, except when killed, they dropped the 3D item instead of gunpowder.
==Data values==
==History==
==Gallery==
Nerd Creeper.png|A nerd creeper.
Nerd Creeper Overlay.png|The nerd creeper overlay texture.
Category:Joke mobs
Category:Removed mobs
Category:Hostile mobs
Category:Monster mobs
pt:Creeper nerd
Category:Joke entities
Category:Armless mobs
Nether Quartz

Nether quartz is a white mineral found in the Nether.
== Obtaining ==
=== Mining ===
Nether quartz ore mined using a pickaxe drops one unit of Nether quartz. If the pickaxe is enchanted with Fortune, it may drop an extra unit per level of Fortune, up to a maximum of four with Fortune III. If the pickaxe is enchanted with Silk Touch, the ore drops itself.
=== Chest loot ===
=== Smelting ===
=== Bartering ===
Piglins may barter 5–12 Nether quartz when given a gold ingot.
== Usage ==
=== Crafting ingredient ===
=== Trading ===
Expert-level stone mason villagers have a chance to trade one emerald for 12 Nether quartz . This trade is always offered .
=== Smithing ingredient ===
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The following color palette is shown on the designs on trimmed armor:
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== History ==
== Issues ==
== Trivia ==
* All of the sensor related items that are craftable (comparator, daylight sensor, observer) are crafted with some Nether quartz involved.
Category:Renewable resources
cs:Netheritový křemen
de:Netherquarz
es:Cuarzo del Nether
fr:Quartz du Nether
hu:Alvilági kvarc
ja:ネザークォーツ
ko:네더 석영
nl:Netherkwarts
pl:Kwarc
pt:Quartzo do Nether
ru:Кварц Нижнего мира
uk:Пекельний кварц
zh:下界石英
Netherite

Netherite is a material from the Nether, used primarily to upgrade diamond gear. Netherite items are more powerful and durable than diamond, and in dropped-item form are resistant to burning by fire and lava. Netherite blocks are also unbreakable by the strongest explosions from normal gameplay (for example TNT), with the exception of blue wither skulls.
== Blocks and items == 
Many blocks and items make netherite, are made with netherite, are used to upgrade gear to netherite, or are directly 
stated to be netherite. They are:
* : the blast-resistant ore form rarely found at low depths in the Nether or as loot in bastion remnants, which may also contain netherite scraps and ingots.
* : an item obtained by smelting ancient debris, used to craft netherite ingots.
* : an item obtained by crafting 4 netherite scraps with 4 gold ingots, used for crafting and upgrading diamond gear to netherite.
* : one of the 19 smithing templates, found as loot in bastion remnants, that is used for upgrading diamond gear to netherite.
* : the block form of netherite, crafted with 9 netherite ingots.
=== Joke feature ===
In snapshot 20w14∞, the swaggiest stairs ever were temporarily added as an April Fool's joke. It was the stair variant of the netherite block.
== Gear ==
Netherite gear is made by upgrading diamond gear using a smithing table along with a smithing template. These are:
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== History ==
==References==
de:Netherit (Begriffsklärung)
es:Netherita
fr:Netherite
it:Netherite
ja:ネザライト
ko:네더라이트
pl:Netheryt (ujednoznacznienie)
pt:Netherita
ru:Незерит
th:เนเธอไรต์
uk:Незерит
zh:下界合金
Netherrack

Netherrack is a frail stone block found abundantly in the Nether and in blobs below ruined portals. Fire lit on top of netherrack burns indefinitely.
== Obtaining ==
=== Breaking ===
Netherrack can be obtained only with a pickaxe. It drops nothing if mined without one.
Netherrack can also be obtained by mining nylium with a pickaxe not enchanted with Silk Touch.
=== Natural generation ===
Netherrack makes up most of the Nether's terrain, and also generates as part of ruined portals in the Overworld.
Netherrack generates as part of bridge and treasure room bastion remnants.
=== Post-generation ===
, netherrack generates as part of nether portals spawned floating. This is what makes netherrack renewable.
Crimson or warped nylium transforms into netherrack if a solid, opaque block is directly above it, or when it is covered by snow.
== Usage ==
Netherrack is mostly used as a cheap building block. Because of its abundance and softness, it is often used to construct temporary structures that can be used for scaffolding, blockage, or other purposes.
When netherrack's top is lit on fire, the fire burns indefinitely. Unlike soul fire, this fire can spread.
 bone meal on netherrack placed next to warped nylium or crimson nylium transforms the netherrack into more nylium.
Analyzing the netherrack in a material reducer, it turns out to be a volcanic silicate rock rich in mercury.
=== Crafting ingredient ===
=== Smelting ingredient ===
=== Note Blocks ===
Netherrack can be placed under note blocks to produce "bass drum" sounds.
== Sounds ==
== Data values ==
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== History ==
== Issues ==
== Gallery ==
File:Netherrack next to soul sand valley.png|A naturally generated nether wastes biome next to a soul sand valley.
File:Enderman (holding Netherrack).png|Enderman holding netherrack. This no longer occurs naturally after the Nether Update, as endermen are no longer able to pick up netherrack.
== See also ==
* Nylium
* Tutorials/Mob farm
* Tutorials/Traps
== Notes ==
== References ==
== External Links ==
* Block of the Week: Netherrack – Minecraft.net on June 4, 2018
Category:Nether blocks
Category:Natural blocks
Category:Generated structure blocks
cs:Netherit
de:Netherrack
es:Netherrack
fr:Netherrack
hu:Netherrack
it:Netherrack
ja:ネザーラック
ko:네더랙
nl:Netherrack
pl:Netherrack
pt:Netherrack
ru:Адский камень
uk:Незерак
zh:下界岩
New Nintendo 3DS Edition 1.0.0

1.0.0 was the first release for the which came out on September 13/14, 2017.
== Features ==
All features from and prior to Pocket Edition v0.15.4 alpha, except that map items are replaced with a permanent map on the touch screen.
== Trivia ==
== References ==
es:New Nintendo 3DS Edition 0.1.0
it:New Nintendo 3DS Edition 0.1.0
ja:New Nintendo 3DS Edition 0.1.0
ru:0.1.0 (New Nintendo 3DS Edition)
uk:New Nintendo 3DS Edition 0.1.0
zh:New Nintendo 3DS版0.1.0
Nizzotch

Nizzotch is a YouTube channel that was used by Markus Persson (Notch) to share videos of Minecraft's development. Originally created on August 11, 2008, 39 videos (38 public and 1 unlisted) were uploaded to the channel between August 11, 2008, and August 30, 2011, most of them pertaining to Minecraft, with a few others of some of Notch's other games.https://web.archive.org/web/20130925121445/http://www.youtube.com/user/Nizzotch/videoshttps://web.archive.org/web/20200415202710/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-fuwsWTL_8
Notch stopped using the channel for Minecraft content after the release of the Halloween Update, but would upload more Minecraft progress videos to another channel named mojnotch and to the official Minecraft YouTube channel. He also had a now-deleted channel for 0x10c videos and has an additional channel he still occasionally uses for gaming videos, both named Markus Persson.
All of the videos on the Nizzotch channel were blocked using a copyright claim filed by Notch after he left Mojang, making them unviewable on the original channel.
== References ==
Category:Mojang Studios
Category:Community
Category:History
Category:Online content
Ominous Bottle

The Ominous Bottle is a potion-like item that gives the player Bad Omen. If the player use it in the trial chambers, they get the Trial Omen effect. It is obtained by killing a pillager with an ominous banner, or occasionally by opening a vault within the trial chambers. There are 5 levels of Bad Omen the player can get. This has replaced getting Bad Omen as soon as the player kills a pillager with an ominous banner.
Upon drinking it, the player will receive the omen for 100 minutes, or 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Category:Renewable resources
Ominous Trial Key

The ominous trial key, a type of trial key which can be acquired during ominous events, is an item used to open an ominous vault to get rare loot, such as the heavy core, an ingredient used in the crafting of a mace. A regular vault and an ominous vault may only be unlocked once per player.
==Usage==
An ominous trial key is used in an ominous event from the exploration of the trial chambers.Minecraft.net - INTRODUCING THE MACE AND OMINOUS EVENTS - Test a new weapon, a new challenge, and more 1.21 features! The player needs to get a potion of the bad omen status effect first because the bad omen status effect may be obtained by consuming the ominous bottle, a type of magical potion. This bottle is obtained when the player kills a raid illager captain outside of a raid or from regular vaults. 
Being affected by the bad omen status effect allows a player to start the ominous event. Because the bad omen is a status effect, it is removed by drinking a milk bucket or dying. A trial spawner becomes an ominous trial spawner when the player gets close with the bad omen effect. An ominous trial spawner is harder to deal with and contains better loot. The bad omen status effect lasts for 15 minutes multiplied by its level. Defeating an ominous trial monster spawner allows the player to obtain an ominous trial key. The loot from an ominous vault - that was opened with the key - include unique smithing patterns and the heavy core item needed to craft a mace, a rare weapon.
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Ominous Trial Spawner

The ominous trial spawner is a stronger variant of the trial spawner. They will appear in the trial chambers if a player with Trial Omen enters the Chambers. This spawner will spawn stronger mobs, but when defeated, it will drop better loot.
== Obtaining ==
=== Breaking ===
Mining an ominous trial spawner with any items will drop nothing, even if mined with Silk Touch, this makes ominous trial spawner unobtainable in Survival without glitches. Ominous trial spawner takes a long time to be mined and will take the same amount of time regardless of the items used to mine.
== Issues ==
Ominous Vault

The ominous vault is a less common variant of the vault. They are found in trial chambers and can only be opened with an ominous trial key depending. Ominous vaults can only be used once per player.
== Obtaining ==
=== Breaking ===
Mining an ominous vault with any items will drop nothing, even if mined with Silk Touch, this makes ominous vault unobtainable in Survival without glitches. Ominous vault takes a long time to be mined, and will take the same amount of time regardless of the items used to mine.
=== Natural generation ===
Ominous vaults usually generate higher up than normal vaults, and are embedded in the chamber's walls.
Beebomhttps://beebom.com/minecraft-ominous-vault/#:~:text=The%20ominous%20vault%20is%20similar,generates%20naturally%20inside%20trial%20chambers has a full guide on finding and opening Ominous Vaults.
==Loot Table==
Ominous Vault Loot Table
Item 	Stack Size	Chance
Emerald 	4-10 	56.2%
Wind Charge 	8-12 	47.4%
Arrow Of Slowness (4) 	4-12 	37.5%
Diamond 	2-3 	26.4%
Nothing 	 	25%
Flow Armor Trim 	1 	22.5%
Enchanted Golden Apple 	1 	22.5%
Flow Banner Pattern 	1 	15%
Ominous Bottle (3-5) 	1 	13.9%
Block of Emerald 	1 	13.8%
Enchanted Crossbow (level 5 to level 20 enchants) 	1 	11%
Block of Iron 	1 	11%
Golden Apple 	1 	8.3%
Enchanted Diamond Axe (level 10 to level 20 enchants) 	1 	8.3%
Enchnated Diamond Chestplate (level 10 to level 20 enchants) 	1 	8.3%
Creator Music Disc 	1 	7.5%
Heavy Core 	1 	7.5%
Enchanted Book (Breach or Density) 	1 	5.5%
Enchanted Book (Knockback, Punch, Smite, Looting, or Multishot)	1 	5.5%
Enchanted Book (Wind Burst) 	1 	5.5%
Block of Diamond 	1 	2.8%
== Issues ==
== References ==
Oozing

Oozing is an effect that spawns 2 medium sized slimes when any entity with the effect is killed. Oozing effect occurs when the player is hit by a splash potion of oozing while the Trial Omen effect is activated.
== Brewing ==
Potion 	Reagent, base	Extended	Enhanced	Effects
Potion of oozing	 	- 	- 	Oozing Causes any entities that have the effect to spawn 2 medium sized slimes upon the entity's death.
== Causes ==
Cause 	Potency	Length	Notes
Potion of Oozing 	I 	3:00 	
Splash Potion of Oozing 	I 	3:00 	
Lingering Potion of Oozing	I 	0:45 	
Arrow of Oozing 	I 	0:22 	
== Issues ==
Pale Garden

The Pale Garden is a forest biome in which their main features are the creaking and the pale oak trees, which generate exclusively in this biome. It's a variant of the dark forest, with trees of the same shape and size but with the addition of pale hanging moss.
== Description == 
The Pale Garden contains pale oak wood, which can be destroyed and crafted into planks, doors, buttons, etc of the pale wood variant, having custom textures that differ from other wood types.
The Pale Garden typically spawns inside of the dark forest (meaning the dark forest typically surrounds this biome) and the biggest pale gardens have been found to be about 1,000 to 2,000 blocks in size.
The Pale Garden holds the hostile mob, the creaking, which only moves/attacks when not being looked at directly by the player, if the player is looking at this mob, it will stand dormant. The creaking can also not be directly damaged by the player, but if hit, will reveal a line of grey and orange particles leading to the "creaking heart" which is found within the pale oak trees, confined to the Pale Garden biome. When the "creaking heart" is destroyed, the creaking will despawn.
The Pale Garden, also accommodates the "eye blossom" which, during the day, appears budded, while during the night, blooms into a wide flower with four petals and a bright, glowing orange inside. These eye blossoms appears in patches throughout the Pale Garden.
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Pale oak

A pale oak tree is a variant of the dark oak tree or the oak tree with a thick trunk. They are found in the pale garden biome.
==Structure==
Pale oak trees generate with thick 2×2 trunks. Dirt blocks appear under the trunk if generated on a steep cliff. Pale oak trees nearly always generate with irregular logs connected to the trunk – these represent large branches.
==Generation==
Pale oaks spawn naturally only in the biome. A pale oak always generates with dirt under its trunk, even if it spawns partly or wholly over air or water blocks.
==Blocks and items==
These items can be obtained from all variants of pale oak:
* (chance of dropping when breaking leaves)
* (harvested with shears)
* (harvested with any tool including hands)
* (created from a log in the inventory crafting grid)
* (chance of dropping when breaking leaves)
* (created by an axe on a log)
* (chance of dropping when breaking leaves)
==Planting==
Pale oak saplings can be planted on:
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Growing these trees requires four pale oak saplings arranged in a 2×2 grid; they do not grow if planted individually.
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Pause menu

The pause menu is one of Minecraft's multiple menu screens. Activated during gameplay, it provides a portal to configure game options, quit out of a world, and more.
This menu can be accessed anytime (when not in a GUI) by pausing the game with the key by default.
== Features ==
=== Pausing the game ===
When a player enters the pause menu, the game completely freezes until the player returns back to game. Currently it is exclusive to Java Edition, it will be added in Bedrock Edition 1.21.60, only in singleplayer mode worlds.
== Buttons ==
=== Java Edition ===
Option 	Description
Back to Game 	Closes the pause menu and allows the player to continue playing Minecraft.
Advancements 	Shows all of the advancements the player has and hasn't completed.
Statistics 	Shows the player's statistics.
Give Feedback 	Provides a link to the feedback site.
Report Bugs 	Provides a link to the Java Edition page on bug tracker.
Options... 	Opens the "options" menu, which can change the difficulty, controls, settings, resource packs, music, sounds, and more.
Open to LAN 	Provides an option to allow players from the local network to play in this world.
Player Reporting 	Used to report players for abusive messages. Note that it is only accessible in multiplayer worlds.
Save and Quit to Title	Saves the game's progress and goes back to the menu screen.
=== Bedrock Edition ===
Option 	Description
Resume Game 	Closes the pause menu and allows the player to continue playing Minecraft. The pause menu does not actually pause the game; it continues running even in single-player mode.
Settings 	Opens the Settings menu, which allows the player to configure controls, difficulty, sounds, and more.
Marketplace 	Opens the Marketplace.
Save and Quit 	Saves the game's progress and goes back to the menu screen.
Dressing Room (below player skin)	Allows the player to change their skin and access the character creator.
Feedback
(speech bubble icon, bottom left)	Opens the Minecraft Feedback site.
Achievements
(potion icon, bottom left)	Shows all of the achievements the player has and hasn't completed.
== Sounds ==
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== History ==
== Gallery ==
===Pocket Edition===
072Pause.png|v0.7.2
===Bedrock Edition===
1207Pause.jpg|v0.16.0 alpha build 1 - 1.2.0.2
Game Menu Bedrock.png|1.2.0.7 - 1.17.20.23
Bedrock 1.17.30.20 Pause Menu.png|The current pause menu. 1.17.30.20 - v
==See also==
*Options
*Tutorials/Menu screen
==References==
Category:Menu screens
es:Menú de pausa
ja:一時停止メニュー
pt:Menu de pausa
zh:暂停菜单
Petrified Oak Slab

Petrified oak slabs are a unique type of slab available through commands or by upgrading from legacy versions. Unlike all other slabs, they are unobtainable through conventional Survival gameplay and the only way to obtain them is through commands.
== Obtaining ==
Petrified oak slabs are unobtainable in new Survival worlds.
=== Breaking ===
Petrified oak slabs require a pickaxe to mine. When broken, they drop themselves , and regular oak slabs .
=== Crafting ===
Petrified oak slabs are uncraftable in current versions without the use of a data pack or behavior pack.
=== Upgrading ===
Petrified oak slabs are obtainable and craftable as one would expect in versions released before Java Edition 1.3.1 (snapshot 12w17a) or Pocket Edition v0.7.3 alpha, in which they are the only wooden slab type.
== Usage ==
Petrified oak slabs are functionally still slabs, and share the majority of their placement, collision and other such behaviors with normally obtainable slabs.
=== Differences from normal slabs ===
Petrified oak slabs are mostly notable for where their behavior diverges from that expected of their name and appearance.
Unlike other wooden slabs:
* Petrified oak slabs make the sounds characteristic of stone.
* They require a pickaxe to mine. If broken without a pickaxe, they drop nothing.
* They cannot be used to craft a barrel, lectern or chiseled bookshelf.
* They cannot be crafted into a composter.
* They are not flammable, nor are they set on fire by nearby lava.
* They cannot be used as fuel in a furnace.
* They have a greater blast resistance.
* Note blocks placed on top produce bass drum sounds, similarly to other stone-like blocks.
Unlike other slabs in general:
* They cannot be crafted or obtained normally in Survival.
* They do not have a direct full-block equivalent.
* they do not drop themselves, but rather drop an oak slab.
== Sounds ==
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== History ==
=== Appearance changes ===
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== Issues ==
== Gallery ==
FireSafeInHouse.png|A petrified oak slab house with a netherrack fireplace.
FakeSlabs.jpg|Fake wooden slabs.
Piglin (disambiguation)

Piglin may refer to the following blocks, items, or mobs:
== Minecraft ==
* , a neutral mob from the Nether.
** 
** 
** , which has an ID name of "piglin_banner_pattern".
* , a hostile version of the piglin found only within the bastion remnants.
** 
* , an undead variant of the piglin and a neutral mob from the Nether.
** 
* , a hostile mob previously called the "Piglin Beast".
** 
* , an undead variant of the hoglin that attacks almost anything.
** 
== Minecraft Dungeons ==
The full list of piglins and mobs related to piglins can be viewed here.
* , a piglin that throws blue nethershrooms at heroes.
* , a piglin that attacks heroes head-on.
* , a ranged piglin variant.
* , a passive piglin NPC added within the flames of the nether DLC.
* , an undead fungus thrower variant.
* , an undead piglin variant.
* , an undead piglin hunter variant.
== Minecraft Legends ==
The full list of piglins and their hordes can be viewed here.
* Horde of the Bastion, a horde of piglins that likes fortifying their outposts with many walls, thus having the most fortified outposts compared to the other two hordes. 
**Portal Guard
**Brute
* Horde of the Spore, a horde of piglins that is less fortified than the Horde of the Bastion at their outposts as they don't use walls, but they station their outposts on the high ground.
** Lava Launcher
** Sporeback
* Horde of the Hunt, a horde of piglins that doesn't use any fortification in their outposts at all, but their outposts are larger than the others nonetheless. This horde has and uses a lot of bones for their outposts.
**Pigmadillo
**Warboar
*Runt, small piglins that make up the bulk of the piglins' forces in all their hordes.
** Mace Runt, runts that that wields maces.
** Blaze Runt, runts that wields blaze rods.
** Spore Medic, runts that spreads netherspores which heal wounded piglins.
** Piglin Builder, runts that put together piglin structures, and throw bombs.
* Bosses, the leaders of the hordes.
** The Great Hog
** The Unbreakable
** The Devourer
** The Beast
* Piglins that only appear in cutscenes
** The Seer
** Ancient Hoglin
** Unidentified injured piglin
== See also ==
* Pig (disambiguation)
es:Piglin (desambiguación)
ja:ピグリン (曖昧さ回避)
Pitcher Pod

A pitcher pod is an ancient bulbous seed that has a chance to be dropped by sniffers when they finish digging. It is the seed for pitcher plants.
== Obtaining ==
Sniffers occasionally bury their nose in the ground and start digging. Once the sniffer has finished digging, one pitcher pod has a chance to be dropped on the floor as an item.
Sniffers can only dig for pitcher pods in the following blocks:
*
*
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*
*
*
*
They cannot dig for pitcher pods on mycelium.
== Usage ==
=== Pitcher crop ===
Pitcher pods can be placed on farmland by , where they grow through three stages as a pitcher crop.
Breaking the crop before it matures drops the pitcher pod, while breaking the final stage produces a pitcher plant and does not yield the pod. Pitcher crops break if pushed by a piston or if their supporting farmland breaks or turns to dirt (i.e. by being trampled), dropping their usual drops.
Farmer villagers can plant pitcher pods, but cannot harvest them once they have fully grown.
=== Feeding ===
Pitcher pods can be used to breed chickens and reduce the remaining growth duration of chicks by 10%.
=== Taming ===
Pitcher pods can be used to tame parrots.
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== References ==
Category:Plants
Category:Non-solid blocks
de:kannenpflanzentrieb
es:Vaina de planta odre
ja:ウツボカズラのさや
pt:Muda de planta-jarro