Dungeons:Non-attackable

The term non-attackable refers to a type of mobs in Minecraft Dungeons that are not attackable but are somewhat aware of their environment and can interact with the hero in some way. Most of these mobs tend to be ambient animals, inanimate objects, projectiles, or even plants. They appear in many locations.

List of mobs

Ambient

Objective

Summonable

Missions

Main Missions

Mainland

Other dimensions

Island realms

Secret Missions

Mainland

Island realms

Other dimensions

Gallery

  • An abomination vine.
    An abomination vine.
  • A baby panda.
    A baby panda.
  • A bat.
    A bat.
  • A blue nethershroom.
    A blue nethershroom.
  • A geomancer bomb.
    A geomancer bomb.
  • A geomancer wall.
    A geomancer wall.
  • A horse.
    A horse.
  • A llama.
    A llama.
  • A minecart.
    A minecart.
  • An evoker fang.
    An evoker fang.
  • An ice chunk.
    An ice chunk.
  • A panda.
    A panda.
  • A phantom.
    A phantom.
  • A pig.
    A pig.
  • A redstone sentry.
    A redstone sentry.
  • A turtle.
    A turtle.
  • A large tropical fish.
    A large tropical fish.
  • A small tropical fish.
    A small tropical fish.
  • A villager.
    A villager.
  • A wolf.
    A wolf.
  • A woodland sentry.
    A woodland sentry.
  • The captured blacksmith.
    The captured blacksmith.
  • The eponymous squid.
    The eponymous squid.
  • The imperfect heart of ender.
    The imperfect heart of ender.
  • A strider.
    A strider.
  • A starfish.
    A starfish.

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  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n when summoned by Geomancer
  2. ↑ a b c d e when summoned by fungus thrower
  3. ↑ a b c d e f g h i when summoned by iceologer
  4. ↑ a b when summoned by snareling
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