Keeping in mind that the main focus of the Minecraft 1.21 update is a fun combat experience, a brand new special structure is making its way into the game: tasting rooms. It’s full of traps, loot and combat options. Not only that, but it also features an epic new gang called the Breeze. This crowd is going to provide a lot of challenges and super unique battles in the game. That said, let’s not waste any more time and learn all about the Breeze in Minecraft 1.21.
What is the Breeze Mob in Minecraft?
Comes with the Minecraft 1.21 update, Breeze is a unique enemy gang whose ability is to control the wind. The appearance is similar to the Blaze mob in minecraft but with cool colors instead of warm ones. It is surrounded by a constant tornado-like animation.
Furthermore, Breeze moves across the surface while floating, but also does this by jumping from one location to another, sometimes covering quite long distances. But he can’t float in the air like the Blaze can.
Where can you find Breeze in Minecraft?
You can only encounter the Breeze in the Trial Chambers in Minecraft 1.21. These impressive structures arise underground and include a number of procedurally generated rooms. Nasty find the trial chambersyou can follow our linked guide where we discuss the three simple methods in detail.
How to spawn and despawn the Breeze
Once you’re in the Trial Room, look for the Trial Spawner that has that chiseled tuff blocks around it. This spawner variant is occasionally generated in some rooms of the structure. In Survival Mode, if you get close to one of these spawners, it will perform a quick animation, and two Breezes will spawn shortly after.
The only way to get rid of the Breezes is to beat them. Mobs spawned by the trial spawner remain persistent, meaning they behave like mobs that you use a name tag on. This means the Breeze won’t despawn even if you move far away from it. However, when you kill one Breeze, a new one will appear. If you’re playing in the single player world, one trial spawner can do that spawn a total of six Breeze mobs at the same time.
Each new one will spawn once one of the old ones is defeated. If you manage to kill two Breezes at the same time, two will spawn at the same time. So you have two Breezes to fight all the time, except when you’ve killed five and only the last one remains.
Once you remove all six spawned Breezes, no more will spawn as the spawner enters its 30-minute cooldown. You will then receive some rewards for completing the challenge. After 30 minutes you can return to this very proven spawner and relive the battle.
Minecraft 1.21 Breeze: Features
Now that you know where to find the Breeze and how to spawn it, let’s take a look at all the skills and traits you can expect from it.
1. Breeze Health
The Breeze has that as standard 15 full hearts of health. He takes no damage in water, but is simply pushed by it, like several other mobs. However, fire and lava do damage it. The released fire charge also causes damage to the Breeze.
Besides, if you thought you could fight this gang from a distance, you’re wrong. Winds are immune to fired arrows and tridents, as they merely ricochet and deflect in random directions. Other projectiles such as eggs and snowballs also do not harm the Breeze.
Finally, Breeze isn’t an undead gang, so damage potions deal damage and healing potions restore its health. But what about his attacks?
2. Attack pattern
When the Breeze spawns, it will look for a target. Once it finds the player, it starts blasting them with a special ranged attack called “wind charge.” If this projectile hits an entity directly, it will deal a small amount of damage equal to only half a heart.
However, when it collides with an entity or a block, it will create an AOE (area of effect), called a “gust.“ This effect knocks entities back several blocks and can even catapult them high into the air. This will cause you to take fall damage, so prepare your water buckets for well-timed clutches. Breeze has no special melee attacks.
Moreover, this crowd moves by jumping. It will first play a small animation, indicating that it is compressing and ready to propel itself through the air. This usually happens after an attack. When it lands, the Breeze starts moving around quickly and continues to bombard the player with more wind charge projectiles.
But the surprises don’t stop there. It has the windburst effect ability to communicate with certain blocks. These include:
- Non-iron shutters and doors
- Fence gates
- Tests
- Levers
- Bells
- Light candles (extinguish)
This makes it more difficult to fight the Breeze, as the rooms in the Trial Chambers are designed with several dispenser traps. Typically they consist of dispensers filled with arrows, fire charges, snowballs, water buckets and more. In addition, one or more blocks attached to the dispenser contain buttons that can activate the Breeze’s attack, which will automatically activate the dispenser. This could result in you sustaining additional damage or perhaps becoming trapped in rushing water.
Breeze Drops: What are the rewards?
At the time of writing, the Breeze has no loot drops. Considering that the trial spawner itself gives you rewards after you defeat all the mobs, the Breeze might not have any drops at all. What do you think of that? Should the Breeze drop something? If so, what should that be? Leave your guesses in the comments below!
Here we go, everyone. That’s pretty much everything you need to know about the Breeze in Minecraft. As we initially described, it’s a rather playful, hostile gang that makes for a non-simple battle, which can be both entertaining and frustrating for adventurers. That said, what’s your favorite thing about the Breeze? Let us know in the comments section!
