Iron Golem
| Health Points | 100 ( � 50) |
| Attack Strength | 7 ( ) to 21 ( � 10.5) |
| Spawn | Near a group of 16 Villagers and 21 houses in any light level or anywhere created by The Player |
| First Appearance | 12w08a |
| Network ID | 99 |
| Savegame ID | VillagerGolem |
| Drops | Iron Ingot(3-5) Rose (0-2) |
| Experience | 0 |
Iron Golems are large, strong utility mobs. Their main purpose is to defend Villagers in NPC Villages from hostile mobs and siegeattacks.on Golems spawn in NPC Villages naturally, provided there are 16 adult Villagers and at least 21 houses (counted as doors). An Iron Golem will also spawn in player-made villages. The chance of spawning is 1 in 7000 per tick.
The golems can be crafted using blocks in a similar fashion to Snow Golems. To do so, the player must vertically place 4 blocks of iron in a T-shape, and place a Pumpkin or a Jack-O-Lantern on top, the pumpkin must be placed last. 4 blocks of iron are equivalent to 36 Iron Ingots, making creation difficult, as iron can sometimes be difficult to find. They will always spawn facing south. Iron Golems cannot be manufactured by a pistonassembly line without player(s) interaction.
Behavior
Iron Golems slowly roam in villages, avoiding water and lava at all times, although they cannot drown. When provoked, Iron Golems will move quickly toward their target, and once in range will swing their arms up violently to attack, dealing 3� to 10� hearts damage and flinging targets into the air. They can take damage from lava, fire, poison, cacti, and suffocation. They do not take fall damage or drowning damage. They can climb up any solid surface that is at most 1 block high, and can climb down ledges and holes if the bottom is at most 3 blocks deep and at least 2 blocks large. However, they seem to be unable to climb down when walking on top of fences. They won't try to avoid contact with cacti, and might walk on top of them if they are able to do so. Upon death, Iron Golems drop 3 to 5 iron ingots and 0 to 2 roses.Iron Golems have a comparatively large attack range, allowing them to attack through a solid 1 block thick wall, even without line of sight to the target. If an Iron Golem generated as part of an NPC Village is killed, another will eventually spawn to take its place.
Naturally spawned Iron Golems will attempt to attack the player if the player attacks them first, but will quickly give up. But if the player attacks a nearby Villager, Iron Golems will pursue the player (only in Survival Mode). The Iron Golem does not have to directly see the player attacking a Villager to become hostile toward the player. If an Iron Golem is provoked by the player attacking it or a villager, the Golem will become neutral again after the player runs away. Iron Golems created by the player will not attack the player; in SMP however, they may attack the player if the server has restarted. Any Iron Golems generated through other means will not defend any Villagers, and have a habit of wandering off.
Iron Golems are able to hold roses and give them to Villagers, symbolizing the friendly relationship between the Villagers and Iron Golems.
Iron Golems will only attack hostile mobs if the hostile mob is within 5 blocks of the Iron Golem. It also must be on equal ground with the mob. During village sieges, however, a naturally spawned Iron Golem will seek out any hostile mob threatening a Villager, regardless of distance.
Iron Golems are also able to be (CAREFULLY) pushed up ladders; though they are not able to climb them more than one square naturally themselves. (This is similar to Snow Golems.)
Uses
Defense
An Iron Golem's primary purpose is to defend NPC Villages from Zombie attacks, usually during a siege. Although slow, their high health and damage prove them to be great defenders. They swing their arms during their attacks, causing enemies to be thrown into the air and usually killed in one or two attacks. Player usage might involve enclosing Golems in a large fenced-off area to prevent their wandering off, although such control of the area could be accomplished in simpler ways.Iron Golems are very strong mobs, being third only in terms of number of lifepoints to the Ender Dragon and the Wither. However, because they require a large amount of iron and a pumpkin, players often tame wolves because they are much easier to obtain. Just like tame wolves though, Iron Golems will not attack creepers.
Take note that while Iron Golems have an easy time of dealing with spiders, zombies, and skeletons, they have a bit more trouble taking down endermen. This is because of the endermans natural speed and slightly higher health. It may be wise to help your Iron Golems with the fight if they engage an enderman so as to minimize damage to the golem.
Farming
It is possible to make a fully automatic iron and rose farm by building a "house" (see the trap example image below for details) in which Villagers can spawn. If an area is made in which only Golems can spawn, then a trap can be set up to obtain the Golem's drop items. Golems need a 2x2 blocks wide and 4 blocks high space (even though they're only 3 blocks high) to spawn and they can spawn in a 16x16x6 area (at most distance) (see the spawn conditions image for details) centered in the center of the village (for maximal control, no nearby [which means in a 50x50 area] houses should be made, if you're making the trap near a natural village, or your house, make sure there are no doors so they won't be classified as houses).
In order to spawn, the village must contain more than 20 doors. One Iron Golem will be able to spawn for every 16 Villagers in a village. So 16-31 Villagers spawn 1 Iron Golem, 32-47 spawn 2 Iron Golems, etc. There is no limit for the number of Iron Golems per village.
There are several ways to kill Iron Golems and obtain their drop items. The following are the most effective ones:
- Suffocation by a sticky piston and a block. The killing can start instantly after spawning but it will clog up the trap, making other Golems unable to either spawn or die, depending on the design.
- By lava that won't touch the Golem's feet (since this is where the drops appear). This is the most damaging (and therefore the quickest) of the automated killing methods. An example picture of this method is shown to the right.
If the Iron Golems are dropped at least 7 blocks below the floor block(s) of the house, they will immediately be outside the village boundaries, and therefore detached from the "village," so a new Golem will be able to spawn, even before the previously village-attached Golems have died.
If there is no other spawn space available, Iron Golems will be able to spawn inside liquids, meaning an instant lava killing trap is possible, as shown on the picture to the right. Dropping the Iron Golems out of the spawn boundaries as soon they spawn, however, could be seen as preferable to this method, as it ensures a higher Iron Golem spawn rate.
The traps could have a collection area, where the player can pick up the drop items. It is possible to have multiple Golems spawn in one area to make a very effective farm.
Note: If your Villagers aren't spawning any Iron Golems and there are no other houses nearby, dropping water on the Villagers will update them, and force them to start the Iron Golem spawning, provided the spawn conditions are met.
If a player is short on resources and time but still wants to harvest the iron from Golems, the player can simply suffocate the Golems with blocks of sand or gravel. Golems are very slow-moving and tend to wait at the same spot when not patrolling a village, so it is very easy to drop 3 blocks of sand or gravel on top of them and wait for suffocation.
HERE ARE SOME PICTURES ABOUT IRON GOLEMS
- An Iron Golem offers a villager a rose.
- An Iron Golem attacking the player.
- An Iron Golem in a village holding a rose.
- An Iron Golem offers a Rose to several Villager children. Another can be seen in the background.
- An Iron Golem killing a Spider and throwing it into the air.
- An example of the invisible Iron Golem glitch. The rose can be seen, but the Golem cannot be seen.
- Spawn conditions of the Iron Golem.
- Spawn boundaries of the village, in case of a single house. If an Iron Golem exits these boundaries, it will detach from the village and a new one can spawn.
- An Iron Golem receiving suffocation damage after being spawned in a tight space.
- Iron Golems will only suffocate if their head is inside a block.
- An Iron Golem that has failed to be created because the pumpkin wasn't placed last.
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