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Forestman

**Forestman** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

From Brickipedia:

The Forestman has green legs and hips. He has a green torso with printing of a brown belt with four light-coloured dots on the right side of it. A strap runs diagonally from his right shoulder to his left hip. Both the belt and the strap have buckles. The upper-portion of the torso is a darker green than the rest of it and has a tan collar at the top. He has tan-sleeved arms yellow hands. The forest man has a yellow head with a light brown beard, mustache, and eyebrows as well as eyes with pupils and a slightly open, grinning mouth showing white teeth. He has a green hunter's hat with a small red feather in it.

He has an unusual accessory: a brown quiver stays strapped to his back at all times.

The Forestman's idle animations are a unique set of content, "taking it in" and being happy animations. Mostly he looks off into the distance with one hand perched on his waist. Occasionally he'll slap his knee and laugh, as though at some joke that was just told.

## Background

From LEGO.com

“**Have no fear, for I am here!**”

The brave and fearless Forestman is always arriving just in the nick of time to save the day. Whether he’s swinging down on a vine to rescue a damsel in distress, leaping boldly from the castle battlements to duel an evil duke, or making an incredible trick shot with his bow and arrow to help a friend in danger, he is at all times the very model of a chivalrous hero of legend and yore.

The Forestman loves to make a good first impression and is always practicing his dramatic entrances to get them just right. He’d come to the rescue anyway, of course (it’s just in his nature to right wrongs and fight injustice wherever he finds them), but it’s terribly disappointing for him if no one is around to see him gallantly arrive on the scene for his latest feat of swashbuckling derring-do. He’s only sad for a moment, though, and then it’s off to battle the bad guys and save the day once again!

## Notes

* Obviously based on the legends of Robin Hood.
* The minifig is an updated version of the original Forestman, and appears more Errol Flynn-like.
* The Forestman's unlock Quest is a request to bring him a Bow. After that, he can be found asking for help in many other ways, including defending him from Zombie Cheerleaders, trading his compound bow and even taking photos of Baby Dragons.
Black Weapon

**Black Weapons** are a special class of Weapon found in LEGO Worlds used to do damage to creatures that are invulnerable to all other damage types. Many of them are found in Treasure Chests, while some can be collected from items and creatures in the world itself, or purchased from the Trader, and still others only found through completing Quests.

Most monsters that are vulnerable to Black Weapons are the ones with *Black Souls,* such as Supernatural-types: Zombies, Ghost, Wacky Witch, Frog, and Spooky Girl. However, the Skeleton, Spooky Boy, Mummy, Mummy Warrior and Witch do not fall into this category.

## Notes

* The Trader offers almost every item for sale, randomly. Prices listed here are the prices they are sold by the Trader. N/A means that they are not sold by the Trader.
Gingerbread House

A **Gingerbread House** is an unlockable Brick Build and it can be found in Dessert Desert and Candy Construction Capers (Tutorial). .

## Appearance

This humble candy abode. It has two candy circles on top. While there is a white diamond like pattern on the sides of the roof.

The sides of the building are colorful while the front has a large, red, glass window. It then has a door with two small Candy Canes alongside it.

On the inside we can see stacks of candy that then lead to an internal balcony on the top, there you will see a few Stud Chests and One Candy Chest.

## Models

It contains an Treasure Chest and two Stud Chests on the second floor.

## Notes

* Note that if the house was built too close to a candy mountain, you may have to dig for the Chests.
* Used for a few Quests in Candy Construction Capers (Tutorial)
* In-game, this build has multiple variations, but in the Menu, there isn't

Interior of a Gingerbread House, with Treasure Chest. (Early Access)GingerBread chestFrom A different perspectiveFrom behindOn the inside, first floorSecond Floor Balcony, Lack Of Chest Due To Being player madeEarly AccessEarly Access
Gorilla

The **Gorilla** is a rideable Creature in LEGO Worlds that naturally appears only in the Rowdy Rainforest. It can often be found high in the trees, but is just as likely to be on the ground chasing the Player!

## Description

The Gorilla is a large black Creature with grey printing on its hands, chest, abdomen and face. There are two studs on its back, where a Character can ride.

Characters riding the Gorilla will put one hand on its shoulder and the other on the back of its neck, while standing on its back, or barely hanging on while it is moving. When it comes to a halt, it swings its legs through its arms one last time and takes another tiny hop forward, due to momentum.

When idle, the Gorilla will periodically stand upright on its legs and roar while pounding its chest. It will do this whether or not it is being ridden.

## Background

The Gorilla is basically the Gorilla Grodd figure with black eyes instead of red.

## Notes

* To tame the Gorilla, the Player must not only defeat it, but after that, feed it a Banana.
* The Gorilla is exceptionally dangerous, due to its aggressiveness combined with a high damage output.
Ghost

* Ghost daytime
* Ghost nighttime

The **Ghost** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

From Brickipedia

*The Ghost has appeared in four different physical variations across the years, not to mention the different types of ghosts that appears in various video games. All three contained a specifically designed headgear glowing in the dark, black head, plain white torso and white arms.*

The fourth, and most recent ghost, was released in June 2012, in the Monster Fighters theme. With a black face, and white body and hands, it would appear to be most similar to the second version of the ghost, however, this is the only ghost so far to feature a radically redesigned cowl. It is more detailed, and shows a wailing expression, in contrast to the classic smiling face, as well as a molded tip for the cowl.

The Ghost in LEGO Worlds most closely resembles the 2012 version: a white body, legs and hands, with a white cowl that glows a neon green in the dark.

The Ghost has no unique idle animations.

He is immune to slime, but it seems that he does not feel comfortable there because he is constantly jumping. Otherwise the slime behaves like water for him.

## Background

From Lego.com

*A spooky phantom that walks through walls and glows in the dark. His creepy moans echo throughout the Mystery Mansion, scaring locals away.*

## Notes

* Before the October 26th 2017 update, the ghost was unplayable.
* The Ghost can be unlocked through a number of different Quests, including building a haunted shack, populating a cave with bats and crows or collecting apples.
* The Ghost only spawns at night, and when daylight comes, will dive into the ground and vanish.
* When on slime and jumps,it will seem to sink into the slime for a while if the slime is deep enough.
Pirate Captain

**Pirate Captain** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds. Not to be confused with the Zombie Pirate.

## Description

The Pirate Captain wears a red longcoat with a white ruffled shirt underneath and several buttons, with a with a brown bandoleer belt printed over the jacket. He has a black bicorne hat with a gold skull and crossbones and a white plume stuck in the top. His one bloodshot eye looks out over a scowling face with black bushy sideburns and a big, black moustache. A brown eyepatch covers the other eye. Completing the pirate look, he has a golden hook in place of his left hand and a brown peg-leg on the right side. Black hips and a single black, unprinted leg on the left finish the outfit.

The Pirate Captain has a few unique idle animations, including looking off into the distance with his hook, scratching his chest and scratching his peg then nearly losing his balance.

## Background

From Lego.com

“**Yarr! Don’t ye know who I be? And if not, do ye have any suggestions?**”

A real pirate is a merciless, rotten son of a sea dog, and that’s exactly what the Pirate Captain aspires to be. He certainly looks the part with his rugged eye-patch, hook-hand and peg-leg, but he has to admit that he’s had a few hiccups along the way.

First of all, his ships keep sinking. No matter whether it’s a man o’ war or a dinghy, any vessel capsizes within five minutes of him coming aboard. Also, he gets seasick really easily – sometimes just a picture of the ocean is enough to set him off. Worst of all, he’s having real trouble coming up with a piratey name. All the good ones – from Ironhook to Brickbeard – seem to already be taken. If he can just come up with a name to strike fear into the hearts of landlubbers everywhere, the Pirate Captain figures the rest of his problems will solve themselves!

## Notes

* The Pirate Captain is one of the first Characters that can be collected, and he has a number of unique parts in the Character Customiser
* In addition to the Pirate Throne quest in the tutorial area, the Pirate Captain will offer a number of quests when he is found in the Rowdy Rainforest, including bringing him a cutlass, trading him a telescope for a bomb, or defending him from Zombie Pirates or Crocodiles (*references to both Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain Hook*).
Police Car

The **Police Car** is a ground vehicle in LEGO Worlds, received by inputting the correct Code. Not to be confused with the very similar Police Station Car.

## Description

The Police Car is a white, single-seat car, with black tyres, blue stripes along the sides and a blue spoiler on the back. The word "Police" is printed in blue lettering on both sides and on the spoiler, as well as in blue on the hood, beneath a gold-coloured badge. The number 02 is on the roof, and the license plate reads "CS60138". It has functional headlights and tail lights that turn on when it gets dark, as well as a siren and flashing lights that are controlled by holding down the horn button to activate or deactivate. There's a blue flashing bar on the roof, and just behind it, a smaller red flashing bar. On the front of the car, next to the headlights are two round blue flashing lights.

The car has a deep idling sound that turns into a higher almost electric-engine whine. When occupied, smoke emits from two round, grey studs on the rear, like exhaust.

The vehicle has average handling.

## Background

This vehicle is based on the Police Car in the LEGO set High Speed Chase, released in 2017.
Hot Rod

The **Hot Rod** is a four-wheeled ground vehicle in LEGO Worlds, found in the Dusty Dunes and Playful Prairie Biomes.

## Description

This two-seater, red hot rod has two working headlights and and tail lights that activate at night. The engine compartment is open, showing the asymmetrical two cylinder engine, and flames shoot from the engine as the vehicle is idling or in motion. It's a right-hand-drive, so the steering wheel is on the right, and the passenger sits on the left.

It travels the standard speed for a ground vehicle, and has good responsiveness, and a deep, powerful engine noise.

## Background

This vehicle is based on the one driven by Jake Raines, in the LEGO brick set Rise of the Sphinx.

## Notes

* During Early Access it was a single-seater, and had a non-functional rear-facing rifle mounted on one of the two rear studs (see picture below), as well as a pick-axe mounted to the rear bumper. At release the vehicle was made into a two-seater, so a passenger can ride along, and the rifle and pick-axe were removed.
* Referred to as "PharaohQuestCar" in the code.

## Gallery

Hotrod during Early Access - note the gun on the back.
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Models

**Models** were a part of the Quick Menu during Early Access. Now it is simply a catch-all reference to anything that can be built or placed or found in the world.

## Items

See: Items

**Items** are obtained from Treasure Chests and various Quests and even from collecting them from broken Objects in the world. Items consist of a variety of melee and ranged weapons as well as various useful items. Weapons greatly increase the combat abilities of the Player by enabling ranged combat and granting greater damage. Many Items are used to complete Quests in the game.

## Characters

See: Characters

**Characters** are randomly found throughout the world in every Biome. Friendly and neutral characters are unlocked by completing Quests. Aggressive and Hostile Characters must be defeated in combat to be unlocked. Once unlocked, these new Characters must still be purchased in order to change to that Character or to place it into the world. Unlocking a Character also unlocks all of its parts for use in the Character Customizer.

## Creatures

See: Creatures

**Creatures** are randomly found in the world. Most are unlocked automatically or by completing a Quest for them. After unlocking they can be bought and afterwards spawned as often as wanted. Many creatures can be mounted and ridden around the landscape, through the seas or through the skies.

## Vehicles

See: Vehicles

**Vehicles** are found randomly generated in nearly every Biome and can be unlocked using the Discovery Tool. No quest is needed to be completed to Discover a vehicle, but it must still be unlocked by paying Studs. After purchase Vehicles can be spawned an unlimited time for free. Some vehicles are discovered through special Codes.

## Brick Builds

See: Brick Builds

**Brick Builds** are a set of complex pre-defined structures, many of which are also found randomly generated in the world. A few Brick Builds are available right away and they do not need to be purchased, but the rest must be discovered through Treasure Chests, completing Quests or by downloading them through the Build Showcase. Original Brick Builds can either be imported from a build system like the LEGO Digital Designer or by using the in-game tools to build your own then selecting and copying it with the Copy Tool.

## Objects

See: Objects

**Objects** are all things that can be found in the world: furniture, plants, decorations, etc. They are easily discovered using the Discovery Tool but must be still be purchased before they are able to be placed in the world. Several Quests involve placing one or more Objects within a specified area.
Grass

**Grass** is an Item in LEGO Worlds that can be gotten from destroying various Grass Tufts found in various Biomes.

## Description

Grass is a single-piece green object shaped like a curled up plant stem with a hole on the bottom where it attaches to a stud. It is held in the right hand, and can be swung like a sword-like object, or thrown, though it does only 1 pt of damage. There are no unique idle animations associated with holding a piece of Grass.

## Background

This item is known in LEGO sets as Plant Grass with Stem and is found in many sets in a wide variety of themes.

## Notes

* Called "SmallGrass" in the code.
* May be requested by various farm animals like Horses, Goats and Sheep as well as the Brown Bull and Cow.
* Also used to unlock the Baby Forest Dragon.
* Offered as a random quest reward from the Werewolf.
Junkyard Jungle

The **Junkyard Jungle** is an uncommon Biome in LEGO Worlds.

## Appearance

The Junkyard Jungle Biome is typically wide open flat or small hills in reddish-brown, littered with tall stacks of scrapped cars, shipping containers and other assorted junk.

## Models

### Characters:

* Construction Worker
* Construction Worker (Beard)
* Construction Worker (Safety Goggles)
* Construction Worker (Sweating)
* Construction Worker (Tough)
* Paintball Player
* Skater Girl

### Creatures:

* Monkey
* Dog
* Tabby Cat
* Grey Spider

### Vehicles:

* Articulated Digger
* Articulated Truck
* Escape Tire
* Motorcycle
* Road Roller
* Small Digger
* Wheelbarrow

### Props:

* Fish Box
* Toolbox (Hammer)
* Toolbox (Wrench)
* Scrap Parts
* Scrap Crusher
* Engine Hoist
* Large Tyre Stack
* Microphone - 750
* Drum Kit - 750
* Speaker Cabinet - 750
* Paintball Dugout 1 - 750
* Paintball Dugout 2 - 750

### Brick Builds/found features:

There are numerous brick builds and features here, including huge stacks of junked cars, shipping containers, occasional quest swimming pools, garages with scrap metals, flat areas with build quests, seldomly giant grey fossil heads(not dino skeleton) and old rusted pipes. Only two includes an item chest:

* Shipping Container
* Giant robot head

## Notes

* This Biome was added in Update 1
* Originally called the "Scrap Plains" before being renamed the "Junkyard Jungle".

## Gallery

Props for the Scrap Plains.Sunset over the Junkyard Jungle.Shipping container with an Treasure Chest.Giant crane in the Junkyard.Crane at nightJunk Head
Kimono Girl

The **Kimono Girl** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds, found only in the Ornamental Orchard Biome.

## Description

The Kimono Girl is dressed in a traditional geisha kimono. She has white skin on her face and hands, with bright red lipstick. Her black hair is pulled tightly into a bun on top and a small red headband with flowers is printed on top. Her red robe goes all the way to the floor, in the standard LEGO sloped brick style instead of legs. The robe is printed with white branches and flowers, and has a big black sash at the waist that goes all the way around to a big bow printed on her back.

The Kimono Girl stands politely with her eyes cast downward and her hands clasped in front of her. Periodically she will take out a small red fan and fan herself. Her melee attacks are made with the fan in her hand, and when double-jumping, she pulls the fan out to slow her fall.

## Background

Kimono Girl was released in 2011 as a standalone minifig.

From LEGO.com:

**“Hello, everyone / I am the Kimono Girl / This is my haiku.”**

The Kimono Girl has the deepest respect for tradition. She has studied hard to learn exactly the way her traditional kimono robe should be worn, how her traditional makeup must be applied, and even just the right angle for holding her traditional folding fan.

The Kimono Girl’s most favorite tradition of all is haiku poetry. She writes haiku verses about everything that she sees and does during the day. She’s gotten so good at it that she can have entire conversations in lines of 5, 7 and 5 syllables!

## Notes

* The Kimono Girl does not have a single specific unlock quest, but does offer a couple of quests to start: Either escort her to a nearby Shogun Castle, dodging Ninjas on the way, or give her a Ninja Sword to defend herself. If you give her a Katana, she'll still want your help defeating a bunch of Ninjas, however.
* *Note that the escort quest will only be given if there is an EMPTY Shogun Castle somewhere in the same world (the one with Samurai offering quests will not work, nor will placing one of your own).*
* Referred to as "Geisha" in the code.
Frontier Woman

* Frontier Woman
* Frontier Woman
* Frontier Woman

**Frontier Woman** is a non-playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

The Frontier Woman has a randomized appearance selecting from a small range of clothing and pants colors as well as hair and hat styles. This will occur even if the player spawns the character.

## Notes

* The Frontier Woman has no specific unlock quest, but offers several additional quests repeatedly, any of which can be completed to discover the Frontier Man. Such quests include trading a pitchfork or some berries for a pie or taking a photograph of the Sheriff or the Sheriff's badge on top of the Sheriff's Office.
* Although this character can be discovered and unlocked for placement with the discovery tool, it does not appear in the Character Customizer, and thus is not playable.
* One of this character's quests is considered impossible. This quest involves the customizer and they tell you to equip a pink Mohawk. However, this hair is inaccessible, and therefore impossible.
Gem

* Blue Gem
* Clear Gem
* Green Gem
* Orange Gem
* Red Gem
* Yellow Gem

**Gems** are held Items in LEGO Worlds that can be found randomly in Treasure Chests or received from certain Characters as a Quest reward. They are also dropped from various Crystal Rocks and Moon Crystals found in the Crystal Crags and on the Moon.

## Description

Each Gem is a single-piece transparent object, the size of a 1x1 brick with four crystalline extrusions spreading up and outward, in appearing one of six colours: Blue, Green, Red, Orange, Yellow and Clear. There is a 1x1 stud hole on the bottom to hold onto them (as they cannot be placed in the world). They are held in the right hand and serve only as Quest items for many Characters.

There are no unique animations associated with holding Gems.

## Background

This item is known as the 1x1 Crystal 4 point and can be found in a number of LEGO sets, primarily Legends of Chima-related sets.

## Notes

* May be requested by the Dragon Wizard and the Jewel Thief, among others.
* Can be received as a Quest reward from many Characters, including Intergalactic Girl, Queen and the Paleontologist.
* In the code, these items are referred to as "Crystal\_Short\_XXXX", where the colour of the crystal is specified by the name of the matching Rock Monster:
	+ Clear = Crystal\_Short
	+ Blue = Crystal\_Short\_Glaciator
	+ Green = Crystal\_Short\_Boulderax
	+ Orange = Crystal\_Short\_Firox
	+ Red = Crystal\_Short\_Meltrox
	+ Yellow = Crystal\_Short\_Sulfurix
Pistol

The **Pistol** is a ranged weapon LEGO Worlds that can be found randomly in Treasure Chests throughout the world.

## Description

The Pistol is a grey revolver with a large barrel. It fires a single non-explosive projectile in a straight line.

## Background

This item is known in LEGO sets as Pistol and can typically be found in many Western-, Egypt-, and even some Star Wars-themed sets such as Jango Fett's Slave 1.

## Notes

* The Cowboy and Cowgirl will duel the Outlaw (Male) with pistols, but the player doesn't have the option to pull them out at will.
* This item is used to unlock the Cowboy.
Gingerbread Man

**Gingerbread Man** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

The Gingerbread Man has a light brown body with darker brown flecks. His head is non-standard: it's a large round layered cookie with creamy dark brown filling in the middle (similar to an Oreo cookie). He has large round dark eyes, white icing eyebrows, mouth, and buttons. He also has white icing squiggles on his upper torso, at the bottom of his torso, on his legs, feet, and the bottom of his arms near the wrist.

The Gingerbread Man has no unique idle animations, however, when walking or running, he does so with a stiff-legged gait, as though he has no knees. His voice babbling is that of a young boy.

## Background

From Lego.com

“Try and catch me!”

The Gingerbread Man is always trying to get people to chase him. Maybe someone added a little too much sugary molasses to the recipe when he was made, or maybe it’s just baked into his gingerbread nature, but he’s constantly running around town to show off how he’s the fastest thing on two icing-frosted feet.

It must be said that a big, round, flat head isn’t the most aerodynamic thing to have sitting on top of your shoulders when you’re sprinting at full speed. It’s nearly gotten the Gingerbread Man caught a few times. He’s tried turning it sideways, but then he can’t see where he’s going!

## Notes

* The Gingerbread Man can be unlocked via a number of Quests, including protection (from Pigs or Werewolves once they have been unlocked), trading berries for pie, and decorating his house and garden.

## Gallery

Chasing the Gingerbread Man.Don't make the Gingerbread Man angry...
Ninja

The **Ninja** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds, found only in the Ornamental Orchard Biome.

## Description

The Ninja is dressed in black from head to toe, as a Ninja should be. His scowling face is covered with a black head and facewrap, which has a clip on the back as though to hold a weapon. His torso is printed with grey lines indicating the wrap of his gi and belt.

The Ninja holds himself ready in fighting posture even when idle. His melee attacks are a mix of martial arts moves, and a double jump will cause him to land with the three-point "superhero landing" pose.

## Background

From LEGO.com:

**“Like a shadow in the night, I – oops!”**

Stealthy. Sneaky. A cunning master of martial arts. None of these things describes the Ninja, although he sure wishes they did. He tries his best to dramatically blend into the shadows or hide in plain sight like all the other ninjas can, but no matter what he does, he always seems to mess things up. The truth is that he’s just plain clumsy, and no matter how gracefully he may start a back-flip, creep along the rafters or launch himself into an epic sword battle, he always manages to trip over his own feet, fall off the ceiling, or bonk himself on the head with his ancient and mystical blade. Also, he’s afraid of the dark.

No one is quite sure how the Ninja ever managed to graduate from ninja school. But no matter how bad he may be at his chosen profession, he always keeps trying and never gives up, convinced after each blunder that the next time, he will prove himself a true ninja warrior for the ages.

## Notes

* The Ninja does not have a specific unlock Quest, but as one of the first two quests he offers is a costume-related quest, he must be unlocked first by finding a Ninja that wants a Bicycle. Once that is accomplished, the Ninja can be discovered and added to the Player's collection. Then his other quests (a request to dress just like him, and then to trade him a banana) can be completed.
* This costume is worn by the Ninjago ninjas, Cole, Jay and Zane, when they fight Kai in the beginning of the Ninjago series, before they get their elemental-based costumes.
Brick Bank

The **Brick Bank** is a unlockable Brick Build in Lego Worlds.

## Models

There are no Characters, Creatures or Vehicles that spawn with this Brick Build.

## Background

The Brick Bank is based on the LEGO Modular Buildings set Brick Bank released in 2016.

## Notes

* The Brick Bank can be found in Creator Towns.
* This is one out of three modular buildings to be released in the game, the others are the 1950s Diner & Town Hall.
Merry Meadows

**Merry Meadows** is an uncommon Biome in LEGO Worlds.

## Appearance

The Merry Meadows Biome is typically wide open flat or gently rolling green land.  In between the Towns, are farms with fields of growing crops, barns and stables. Farmers and Scarecrows wander amongst many typical farm animals.

## Models

### Characters:

* Farmer
* Farmer (Beard)
* Scarecrow

### Creatures:

* Black and White Bull
* Black and White Cow
* Brown Cow
* Brown Horse
* Brown Pony
* Goat
* Pig
* Sheep
* Dog
* Grey Cat
* Tabby Cat
* Medium Grey Rabbit
* Butterfly (Only during the day)
* Crow (Only during the day)
* Bat (Only at night)
* Owl (Only at night)
* Field Mouse (Only at night)
* Fish (Only in water)

### Vehicles:

* Tractor
* Small Digger
* Wheelbarrow
* Stunt Plane
* Sports Motorbike

### Props:

* Red Flower with Leaves
* Tall bush
* Spreading bush with yellow flowers
* Yellow Flower with Leaves
* Yellow flower (Tall), 250 Studs
* Corn 1 (Short), 250 Studs
* Hay Bale (Single), 250 Studs
* Brown flower, 250 Studs
* Pumpkin, 250 Studs
* Oil Pump, 250 Studs
* Broken Fence 1, 250 Studs
* Wind Turbine, 250 Studs
* Broken Fence 2, 250 Studs
* Trough, 250 Studs
* Corn 2 (Tall), 250 Studs
* Hay Bale (Double), 250 Studs
* Broken Fence 3, 250 Studs

### Structures:

* Barn House
* Barn
* Cottage
* Prairie Farm
* Ranch House

## Notes

* This biome was previously known as the Plains ("DEFAULTPLANES" in the code), and was the original home for the Policeman, Policewoman and Constable.
* Despite the fact that Brown Cows can be found here, Brown Bulls cannot.

## Gallery

Props found in the Farm Biome in Update 1The Merry Meadows during Update 1
Henchman's Hover-Jet

The **Henchman's Hover-Jet** is a single-seat aerial vehicle in LEGO Worlds given free with the LEGO Agents DLC when the Player completes the Tutorial worlds.

## Description

This small vehicle has an orange body with black wings that have fan blades built into them. Two jets on the back shoot flames while the vehicle is occupied, and the fan blades rotate at the same time. The cockpit has a transparent orange canopy with a heads-up display printed directly onto it. Just behind the canopy, on top of the jet is printed the Dr. Inferno logo in black on a yellow and orange circle. On either side of the pilot's seat, a long gun barrel sticks out, which is angled outward while the vehicle is unoccupied and moves to point forward when the pilot jumps in. These functional guns fire explosive projectiles (Press **F** on PC).

When idling, the Hover-Jet has a quiet jet engine noise which increases slightly in pitch and volume when the vehicle is in motion.

## Background

The Henchman's Hover-Jet is based on the Hover-Jet in the LEGO Agents-themed set, Mission 6: Mobile Command Center.
Prospector

**Prospector** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

From Brickipedia

*The Prospector has a new hat piece as seen on the prospector background character from The LEGO Movie in reddish brown, with a dark tan patch on it. His head features a grin with missing teeth, bushy eyebrows, and he uses Wiley Fusebot's beard in light grey. His torso is tan with suspenders and his pants are brown.*

The Prospector does not appear to have any unique idle animations.

## Background

From Lego.com

“Whoooey! Mine, mine, mine!”

The wacky old Prospector is always trying to get rich with some hare-brained scheme or another. If he’s not digging for gold out in the desert, then he’s hoping to strike oil with his pickaxe, or find buried outlaw treasure, or uncover a crashed flying saucer that he can sell to a museum. None of his plans ever pan out, but he just comes up with a new one and heads right back out into the wilderness to try his luck again.

Some may prefer being a city-slicker with a roof over their heads, but that’s no life for the Prospector. Give him a sky full of stars, a campfire and a tin of beans, and he’s as happy as a prairie dog in dirt. So what will he do with all of that money when he finds his fortune? Why, that’s easy, pardner – he’ll get a new hat, maybe finally change his shirt, and buy himself the biggest tin of beans in the entire Old West. Yee-haw!

## Notes

* The Prospector's unlock quest is a "fetch quest" to bring him a pickaxe. Once this has been done, the Prospector can be discovered, and his other quests become available.
* The Prospector will offer several additional quests, including rescuing someone trapped in an old mine, bringing him a cart or trading him some fossils.
Paintball Gun

The **Paintball Gun** is a ranged weapon in LEGO Worlds that can be found randomly in Treasure Chests and as a Quest reward.

## Description

The Paintball Gun is a single-piece black rifle with a hopper moulded on the top and a gas canister moulded on the bottom. It is held in both hands, and the character will occasionally appear to sight down the barrel (as though peering through the hopper, actually).

It fires a single projectile in a slight arc. The weapon does no damage to Characters or Creatures, but it will paint any LEGO bricks, Characters or Creatures it hits with blobs of random regular paints from a small palette of bright (not glowing or pastel) colours. Characters and Creatures will only temporarily be coloured, and the colour may blend with the existing colours on the Character or Creature. Blobs fired can paint a circular area of about 17 studs in diameter. The weapon has a slight reload delay so it cannot be fired quite as fast as the Player can click (ROF appears to be 200 shots per minute).

## Background

The Paintball Gun is a unique LEGO part, appearing in only one set, the Paintball Player.

## Notes

* The Paintball Player has a Quest requesting a spare Paintball Gun. A couple of different scientists also want Paintball Guns as a base component for making you a new gun. There are several characters who will give a Paintball Gun as a Quest reward (including the Paintball Player).
* Hitting a Seagull with a paintball while the Seagull is in flight will earn the Achievement "Flying Paintbrush".
* The gun has a special animation associated with it for moving VERY slowly ("tiptoe speed") in which the Character will drop prone, but it is nearly impossible to move that speed in the game to duplicate the effect.

## Gallery

Sheep painted yellow with the Paintball Gun.
Landscape Tool

The **Landscape Tool** is one of the Tools used in LEGO Worlds to modify each World. Through the use of this tool, the Player can raise and lower the surface, smooth it out, flatten it completely or add, remove or replace entire sections of anything in the World composed solely of LEGO Bricks.

The Landscape Tool is usually the second tool unlocked, being discovered in the second Tutorial world, Prehistoric Peril (Tutorial).

Shortly after landing on the world, a meteorite will crash nearby, and upon investigating, the Player discover the Landscape Tool floating in a crater. Upon picking it up, the player will be given a short cut-scene describing the various uses of the Discovery Tool. From there, the Player will have to complete a few very simple tutorial Quests teaching the Player how to use the tool in different ways.

## Accessing the Landscape Tool

The Landscape Tool is accessed through the Game Wheel:

Press and Hold  on the PC or Press and Hold  on PS4 or Press and Hold  on XBox One or Press and Hold **X** on the Nintendo Switch.

Press the control stick or move the mouse to the left to choose the green Landscape Tool Icon, and the Player's character will begin holding the Landscape Tool, ready to change the world!

## Uses of the Landscape Tool

There are several uses for the Landscape tool, from helping other characters out of tight spots, to subtly changing the landscape, to flattening entire towns! Many of these functions are necessary to complete Quests given by the various Characters in the game.

* Add / Remove Terrain - using pre-defined shapes and the existing colour-palette, Players can add large blocks to or remove chunks from the terrain. Players can control the shape (between cube and sphere), and add or remove at will.
* Raising / Lowering Land - Selecting this allows the player to raise or lower land using a variety of shapes. This technique is subtle and has the advantage of still leaving the land looking relatively natural, however, it lacks precision.
* Flatten - A very powerful part of the Landscape Tool, the Flatten function will automatically flatten all of the terrain (even including buildings, trees and other constructions made solely out of LEGO bricks). Again, lacking precision, it can be very devastating when used incorrectly.
* Smooth - a more subtle tool, this one is used to make sharp edges more natural and sloped to the existing terrain.
* Replace - a tool used to replace the existing bricks in a structure with the selected material. Very similar to painting.

### Accessing the Landscape Menu

Most functions of the Landscape Tool require accessing the Landscape Menu. With the Discovery Tool in hand, press the appropriate control ( or on PC), and this will open the Landscape Menu, with tabs to select from **Add & Remove**, **Raise & Lower**, **Flatten**, **Smooth** and **Replace**.

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Fisherman

**Fisherman** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds found in the Curious Canyon, Fungus Forest, and Lawless Lagoon.

## Description

From Brickipedia

*The Fisherman has a blue hat, and a white beard. He has a blue torso with printing which features an orange waders over a blue sweater. His arms are blue and his hands are yellow. His hips and legs are orange.*

The Fisherman has no unique idle animations.

## Background

From Lego.com

“That reminds me of the time...”

The Fisherman has sailed on every ocean, river, lake and stream in the world, and he has a story for each one. He can tell you all about the time he caught an entire school of flying fish with a butterfly net, was shipwrecked by a typhoon and escaped with the help of a friendly whale, or hooked a giant squid with nothing more than a fishing rod and an old rubber boot for bait.

Of course, no one believes these obvious tall tales, which makes the Fisherman a little cranky, because every single one of them is absolutely true. It’s not his fault that he had to throw his catch back because it wasn’t giant squid season yet, or that the batteries in his camera died that time he caught a sea serpent off the coast of Greenland. One day he’ll bring back proof, and then everyone will finally believe his stories!
Ghost Plane

The **Ghost Plane** is a flying vehicle in LEGO Worlds, found only in the Weird Woods.

## Description

The Ghost Plane is a dark red and grey single-engine, under-wing-style airplane with an open cockpit.

From Brickipedia:

*The airplane's engine at the front consists of a black propeller with a 2x2 octagonal bar frame plate piece behind it. Attaching to the octagonal bar frame is eight grey 1x1 clip pieces with a light grey 1x1 stud on the other side attached to the piece. On the sides of the airplane's front are six pistol gun pieces (part 30132) sticking out represented as being part of the airplane's engine.*

*On the top of the airplane's tail, there's a large brown LEGO barrel which leads out with two flexible lime-green cords which attach to the airplane's wings. The airplane's wings have two flick-firing missiles on each side and a telescope piece most likely used as a vacuum at the end of the wings. The plane also has two wheel legs at the bottom for landing made mostly from TECHNIC pieces.*

When occupied, the engine rumbles and small amounts of smoke come from the exhaust on the sides of the engine. The barrel on the back rotates slightly as well. The Ghost Plane makes standard plane-engine noises for a single-engine plane, and can hop (even while standing still) on the ground, which is useful for taking off.

The plane can shoot explosive, flaming, green glowing projectiles as fast as the player can click. If they don't have a target, these projectiles will fly in a straight line forever, instead, they drop to the ground after a time.
The plane can also shoot green Slime by holding the fire button down (**F** on PC).

## Background

This vehicle is based on the plane from the Ghost Train LEGO set. The Ghost Train and Ghost Train Carriage are also based on this set.
Monster Chapel

The **Monster Chapel** is a Brick Build freely downloadable from the Builds Showcase in LEGO Worlds.

## Appearance

The Monster Chapel is a single large rundown, vine-covered building with broken windows and a tiny graveyard to one side, surrounded by a fence. Two large, leafless trees stand watch over an assortment of brambles and small conifers. Small lanterns here and there provide minimal light.

## Models

There are no Characters or Creatures or Vehicles spawned with this Brick Build.

### Objects:

All are 250 studs to unlock.

Not unique:

* Iron Fence
* Iron Fence Post
* Small Conifer Sapling
* Small Lantern
* Spiky Bush 2

## Notes

* The Monster Chapel was released on Friday, October 13, 2017. Friday the 13th. Yeah, they did that.
Nya's Spear

**Nya's Spear** is a melee weapon in LEGO Worlds that can be found in random Treasure Chests.

## Description

Nya's Spear is a long brown-hafted spear with a silver point at one end and a gold ring with a gold tassel attached to it at the other end. The tassel swings freely and moves about in combat. Blue and white sparkles emit from the point.

While holding this weapon, the Character will stand in a ready position with the spear held over one shoulder, and the other hand held in front of them, as they scan the area looking for trouble. Combat with this weapon is a unique series of martial arts moves, marked with light blue studs flying out and to the ground and quickly vanishing.

The weapon does 2 damage to most Characters and Creatures, except those that are invulnerable to normal weapons.

## Background

This item only appears in the LEGO Ninjago cartoons, and not in any actual playsets.

## Notes

* Can be found in random Treasure Chests.
Jay's Flail

**Jay's Flail** is a melee weapon in LEGO Worlds that can be found in random Treasure Chests.

## Description

Jay's Flail is a two-piece weapon consisting of a brown wooden haft with a silver chain attached to one end. At the other end of the chain is a blade shaped like a large curved tooth. Blue sparkles emit from the handle and blue lightning plays over it as well.

While holding this weapon, the Character will hold it in both hands, while standing ready for action, as they scan the area looking for trouble. Combat with this weapon is a unique series of martial arts moves, occasionally marked with light blue studs flying out and to the ground and quickly vanishing.

The weapon does 3 damage to most Characters and Creatures, except those that are invulnerable to normal weapons.

## Background

This item only appears in the LEGO Ninjago cartoons, and not in any actual playsets.

## Notes

* Can be found in random Treasure Chests.
Monkey

The **Monkey** is a non-rideable, non-carryable Creature in LEGO Worlds that can be found wandering in the Dusty Dunes, Junkyard Jungle and Rowdy Rainforest Biomes.

## Description

The Monkey has a brown body, head and tail, and yellow hands and feet. It wanders with its arms in the air, chattering and hooting and constantly asking for bananas.

## Background

This creature appears to be the Monkey. This piece can be found in several discontinued Pirates and Adventurer sets.

## Notes

* During Early Access, the Monkey had skin-toned hands and feet rather than yellow. This was changed before final release.

## Gallery

Monkeys swarming a Pirate.Monkey see, monkey swim?
Kai

**Kai** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds, based on the character of the same name from the 2017 LEGO Ninjago Movie. He is downloadable free with the Ninjago Bamboo Forest, a Brick Build in the Build Showcase.

## Description

Kai wears a black ninja mask with a red headband. He has a red gi with a black trim and a black belt. He has black gloves and black pants with red diamond patterns at the knees. His face shows light brown eyebrows and a small scar over his right eye.

When idle, Kai will kneel with his arms stretched out and his hands glowing with power. He may periodically do a backflip, then bounce back and make a 'come here' gesture with his hand. His unarmed attacks glow with power.

## Background

Kai is the Elemental Master of Fire and a Ninja. Kai was recruited by Wu to become a Ninja alongside Cole, Zane, Jay, Lloyd, and Nya.

Kai is fiercely loyal and protective when it comes to his friends and his sister, Nya. Outgoing and enthusiastic, he is often ready with a hug. He might lack patience with some of Master Wu’s instructions, like trying to produce a flame by rubbing two sticks together, but Kai really gets fired up when there are bad guys to fight.

* For the first two months of his life his parents called him Ash.
* Kai once by accident forged a weapon called a 'Swingana' … Part yo-yo, part sword. It was not a big success.
* Once Kai singed off his eyebrows with the sword of fire, but no one noticed because he painted it back on with a black marker.
* When Kai's sister, Nya, was a baby, he used to juggle hammers to entertain her. When he dropped one on his foot, she laughed the hardest.

"As long as there's something worth fighting for, there's always a need for a Ninja. And we'll be ready!"
―Kai at the end of "Rise of the Spinjitzu Master"

## Notes

* Kai wants you to build a training area in the Ninjago Bamboo Forest before you can unlock him.
* In the movie, Kai uses two katanas. His preferred blade has not yet made it into LEGO Worlds.
Mac McCloud

**Mac McCloud** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

## Description

Mac McCloud has a confident face with stubble and a hash mark-shaped injury. He's got a brown aviator's hat with grey goggles over his eyes. He is wearing brown suspenders over a stained white tank top, and brown hips and legs. unprinted dark brown legs.

Mac has no unique idle animations.

## Background

Mac McCloud was part of the Pharaoh's Quest theme released in 2011, along with Anubis Guard, Mummy Warrior and Mac McCloud's Motorcycle. This variant of the Mac McCloud minifigure was part of the Golden Staff Guardians Playset.

From LEGO.com

*Mac may be the most unlucky adventurer in the world. If there’s a trap, he’ll spring it. If there’s a pit full of scorpions, he’ll fall into it. He’s had plenty of bad experiences with quicksand, too. Fortunately, as the team’s expert mechanic, driver and demolitions specialist, he’s also got the inventive know-how to build, drive or blast his way out of almost any bad situation. With just a wrench and a roll of tape, Mac can keep a vehicle rolling when anybody else would have sent it to the junk heap. After all of his bad luck and misadventures, almost nothing can rattle Mac – but treasure-stealing mummies and giant stone monsters might just do the trick!*

## Notes

* Mac doesn't have a specific unlock quest, but will ask for help building a runway, repainting a sphinx or taking a photograph of a Mummy. Any of these quests will serve to unlock him for discovery.
Planner Tool

The Planner Tool is a tool located in Build Tool Menu next to Paints. The Planner Tool provides a selection of Small, Medium, and Large sized Walls, floors, and Doors. There are four textures, including Brick, Stone, Japanese, and Traditional Japanese. There are, as a matter of fact, stairs, but only medium and large at the moment. The stairs can be spiral or regular. There are different windows.

## The Basics

First, select a wall, then hold (please insert button here) to make walls.

Once you feel like making another side, use the D Pad to rotate.

When your house has fully built, select a door. Like walls, but you need just one door.

Retrace your house with some windows. Don't worry. You don't need all your walls to be windows.

If you want, add a second story. To do that, first use the D Pad up to build a second story. repeat the other steps above. (Minus the door)

After you finish, select a staircase. Build the staircase on the first floor. Then choose a floor and fill in the area.

When you are satisfied, hold (insert button here) to make your plan to life.

Don't worry about roofs. They automatically build for you.

## Troubleshooting

* When in the middle of planning, please do not switch to another tab. It will delete your current plan.
* To delete the saved building you must try to build on the building. A green box appears. Press (insert button here) to enter edit mode, then, press (insert button here) to delete it. The residue is a 1/3 deep crater and some roof particles.
* The top of the roof isn't exactly even.
* If you make a mistake, press (insert button here) to delete it.
* The farthest distance of large wall is 8
* The farthest distance of medium wall is 12 (citation needed)
* The farthest distance of small wall is 16.
* Windows are empty.
* Brick houses have holes.
* There is no small staircase.
* Buildings that are too large will take up massive space.

## Special Japanese Kit

Small Wall

Medium Door

Large Door

## Description

A very very very good way to build detailed houses (especially if you are really really lazy)

## Copy

You can copy the buildings produced by the planner tool.