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Show answers Round 1 Mobs $200 These floating, ghostly mobs in the Nether shoot fireballs and cry.
$400 This tall, dark mob teleports and gets angry if you look directly at it.
$600 This green, silent creature sneaks up and explodes near players.
$800 This spiky, one-eyed underwater mob defends ocean monuments by firing a laser beam.
$1000 These undead mobs burn in daylight and shuffle after players at night.
Crafting $200 You smelt ores and cook food inside this block.
$400 Nearly all crafting is done on this 3x3 grid block.
$600 The strongest common tool and armor material comes from these gems.
$800 You add magical abilities to gear at this station, fueled by lapis lazuli and nearby bookshelves.
$1000 Introduced after diamonds, this even stronger material is made by combining ancient debris.
Blocks & Biomes $200 This glowing block is a light source found near lava, harvested with Silk Touch.
$400 This hot, sandy biome features cacti and dead bushes.
$600 This green, tree-filled biome is a common spawn point full of oak trees.
$800 The rare biome home to red mooshroom cows, where hostile mobs never spawn, sits atop these landforms.
$1000 This common surface block forms the top layer of most plains and forest biomes, and it spreads to adjacent soil under sunlight.
The Nether & End $200 The final boss dragon lives in this dimension.
$400 To open the portal to the End, you fill an End Portal frame with these items.
$600 You reach the fiery Nether by building and lighting a portal made of this purple-glowing stone.
$800 This tall, stone-sword-wielding mob spawns in Nether fortresses and inflicts a damaging decay status effect.
$1000 Defeating the Ender Dragon rewards you with this large decorative dragon head trophy and the ability to reach these floating islands.
Survival Basics $200 Your health is shown as a row of these red symbols.
$400 Falling into this liquid deals rapid damage and burns your items.
$600 On night one, most players quickly punch these to gather wood.
$800 You avoid mobs at night by placing these light-emitting sticks on the ground.
$1000 Your food level is shown as a row of these meat-shaped icons.
Game Modes & Lore $200 This company acquired Minecraft and Mojang in 2014.
$400 The Swedish studio that created Minecraft is this company.
$600 This default mode features hunger, health, and hostile mobs.
$800 This mode gives unlimited blocks and flight for building freely.
$1000 The original creator of Minecraft goes by this developer handle.
Double Jeopardy Mobs $400 This massive, beast-like mob with tusks is used as a mount by pillagers during raids.
$800 These small, ghostly mobs are summoned in groups by evokers and can phase through solid blocks to attack.
$1200 This illager spellcaster found in woodland mansions summons vexes and drops the totem of undying.
$1600 Found in bastion remnants, these stronger, axe-wielding variants of standard Nether piglins do not respawn.
$2000 Introduced in the 1.13 update, this mob spawns in the night sky if a player has not slept for several in-game days.
Crafting $400 To create a lingering potion, players must add this gaseous item to a splash potion.
$800 Players often craft this specialized item, a mix of gold and other materials, to barter with piglins in the Nether.
$1200 This item is crafted by combining a bucket of milk with a bowl and a brown mushroom to cure status effects.
$1600 To create the base for almost all craftable potions, you must first brew a water bottle with this fungus harvested in the Nether.
$2000 This station is essential for brewing potions and is crafted using a blaze rod and three blocks of cobblestone or similar stone.
Blocks & Biomes $400 This rare, mountain-based biome features snow-covered ground and unique pale-barked trees.
$800 This biome is rich in terracotta and red sand, often generating mesas in various color bands.
$1200 This biome is defined by its abundance of pointed dripstone stalactites and stalagmites.
$1600 This subterranean biome introduced in 1.18 is filled with lush vegetation like glowberries and azalea bushes.
$2000 Found in the deep underground, this biome is characterized by sculk sensors, shriekers, and ancient cities.
The Nether & End $400 These defensive mobs found in End cities hide in shells and fire projectiles that cause levitation.
$800 Found naturally in the Nether within fortresses, this mob is essential for brewing and lighting portals.
$1200 This purple plant found on the outer islands of the End can be broken to obtain fruit for teleportation.
$1600 Found within the End, these structures are home to shulkers and are the only place to find elytra.
$2000 These structures in the Nether contain chests filled with valuable loot, protected by piglin brutes.
Survival Basics $400 This structure, built with mineral blocks and a glass pyramid, provides nearby players with powerful status effects.
$800 This profession-based mechanic allows players to trade emeralds for items like enchanted books and diamond gear.
$1200 This status effect is granted to players who successfully defend a village during a raid, resulting in lower trade prices.
$1600 To reverse this specific mob transformation, a player must apply a potion of weakness and then use a golden apple on the creature.
$2000 To reset a villager's trade inventory and lock in their profession, players must place and destroy this type of interactive block.
Game Modes & Lore $400 The 2023 spin-off game that explores a backstory involving piglins invading the Overworld is this title.
$800 This game mode is a permanent version of survival where death results in the world becoming inaccessible.
$1200 In this mode, players can fly through blocks and observe the world without interacting with it.
$1600 Designed for map makers, this mode restricts the player's ability to break or place blocks unless specific conditions are met.
$2000 Popularized by creators like MatPat, these comprehensive theories analyze the history of the game's world and its ancient inhabitants.
Final Jeopardy · Boss Battles This neutral mob, which appears as a large floating head with three eyes, is known for drifting above lava lakes in the Nether.
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