Expansive Fantasy Addon Mcpe Wiki & Guide

Wild dragons spawn in extreme hills biomes, while fire, ice, and poison wyverns spawn in custom hill biomes. Both are extremely hostile and powerful, so make sure you have complete gear and strong weapons before approaching them.

When you defeat a dragon or wyvern, it transforms into a dead entity rather than dropping items immediately. You must hold an orc axe (also known as a Draxe) to harvest its loot, which includes a 50% chance to drop an egg.

You cannot tame wild adult dragons or wyverns; you must hatch one from an egg first. Once the egg hatches into a baby, feed it salmon to tame it and speed up its growth.

All eggs must be placed on their respective blocks to begin hatching. Once placed correctly, wyvern eggs take 1 Minecraft day to hatch, while dragon eggs take 2 Minecraft days.

Tamed babies will climb onto your shoulder if you walk near them. To make them get down, simply hold salmon in your hand or sneak and jump at the same time.

Baby dragons and wyverns love to eat chickens and will wander off to hunt them. To keep them in one place, put them on a leash or make them sit.

You cannot ride a dragon or wyvern while it is sleeping, and you need a dragon saddle to control it once it is awake. To wake a sleeping dragon, equip or remove its saddle, or lure another mob close to it.

Adult tamed dragons and wyverns will not follow their owners if their saddle is removed, and they will wander off to attack nearby hostile mobs like zombies and creepers. If you remove the saddle, make sure to leash your dragon or sneak and interact with it to make it sit.

Once your dragon is saddled and flight is enabled, look up to ascend and look down to descend. To hover in place mid-air, look at the dragon's body and tap the 'look around' option, then tap 'fly mode' when you are ready to move again.

Feed two tamed adult dragons or wyverns a golden apple to breed them. After breeding, they will lay an egg that hatches into an untamed baby, which you will need to claim using salmon.