With insider gaming info and tips, this is the official, definitive, fully illustrated guide to mobs—and how to outsmart them—in Minecraft.
Mobestiary reveals the secrets of every mob in the game. You’ll find little-known facts about passive, neutral, hostile, utility, and boss mobs, as well as more general information about their locations, behaviors, threat levels, and drops.
Written by Alex Wiltshire, author of Blockopedia and former editor at Edge magazine, who has made it his life’s work to study Minecraft’s mobs. Illustrated with field sketches throughout by Anton Stenvall.
Collect all of the official Minecraft The Island The Crash The Lost Journals The Survivors’ Book of Secrets Exploded Medieval Fortress Guide to Exploration Guide to Creative Guide to the Nether & the End Guide to Redstone Mobestiary Guide to Enchantments & Potions Guide to PVP Minigames Guide to Farming Let’s Build! Theme Park Adventure Minecraft for Beginners
I think that the writers of Mojang;s Mobestiary had great fun working on this hardback title. It's oddly presented for a reference guide, probably because the material covered, despite being an interesting topic, is relatively shallow. Each Minecraft mob has a full page of text and an accompanying full page hand drawn picture, with a few notes behind its design. The drawings are mostly monochrome, with hints of subtle colour - certainly striking in their design. The whole book is printed on thick parchment style paper, which creates an old feel to the book, which matches the sketch style of artwork.
Each page of text is written very colloquially, which ensure younger readers can absorb the information like it is spoken to them. This makes it seem like a wise mob hunter is talking about each of the animals and mobs, revealing critical information about each in turn. Although this style makes for good reading, it also detracts from the ease of use, should this be used a reference guide. The clue though, is in the title. This is a bestiary not a reference tool per se. Shame it couldn't tick both boxes, but it remains a very good accompaniment for Minecraft fans nonetheless.
So good. I stopped playing for a while and so many things have been added! The first world I started recently, I spawned right next to a woodland mansion and a witch's lair. I had seen a witch before but it still killed me right away and I couldn't remember anything about it. This book was a great refresher and guide to new (to me) mobs. I loved the way it was written and really appreciated the information.
Ja obožavam igru Minesraft, a ova knjiga je na temu te igre s najboljim dijelom-u ovoj knjizi piše sve o živim bićima Minesrafta što je meni idealno!! Ovaj me priručnik naučio o živim bićima Minesrafta!! Knjiga itekako zaslužuje 5 zvijezdica!! Super jeeeee!!😜
combined use of illustration and presentation inspired by a game that touched millions of peoples hearts has elevated this book to high art. my favorite is the vex. though because of its date we miss out on newer mob updates, such as my one and only, The Warden.
Not gonna lie, this was insanely helpful. Right off the bat, (lol, because it starts with bats) I found out what all of those damn name tags I've been collecting are for. I never thought to look it up, but now I know! There are other tons of useful tips, etc, in here. definitely worth the read.
A-Maze-Ing! This book is a necessity in serous Minecraft households, as it combines story, fact, and art in a blend sure to keep players interested and informed.
Very cool book and the illustrations are very detailed and interesting. I love Encyclopedias like this with virtually useless information on a subject I’m grossly educated in.