Tame Every Mob FAQ

Open the built-in Taming Guide to find what item each creature needs, then use that item on the mob you want to tame. Once tamed, the mob becomes your pet and follows you automatically.

Peaceful pets like cows or sheep tame easily with normal food, while hostile mobs like Creepers or Witches require Monster Meat or other special items to tame. Both types can be equipped with armor and trained to fight for you.

Use a Mob Pocket item to safely store and transport multiple pets at once. Hold Shift and use your Mouse Wheel to select which pet you want to release from the pocket.

Yes, you can tame the Ender Dragon after defeating it, and the mod lets you respawn it in the End so you can battle it again. Check the Taming Guide for the specific item needed.

Complete three specific tasks with your pet to unlock up to four upgrade slots, then equip regular upgrades found in chests across villages, temples, and End cities. Upgrades grant new skills like fire attacks, water breathing, or life steal.

Use the Mob Behavior Controller to set your pet to passive, defensive, or aggressive mode, and give movement orders like follow, stay, or wander. You can also change these settings from far away using the built-in directory menu.

You control the mount with standard movement keys and can attack targets while riding. Special mobs unlock unique abilities—Endermen teleport, Skeletons shoot arrows, Blazes shoot fire, and aquatic creatures grant water breathing.

Yes, hold Shift and right-click to equip armor or swords from six different tiers onto your pet. Equipment has visible durability and can be repaired or replaced.

Use the built-in finder tool to highlight your owned pets so you can locate them. You can also check your pet's health and location from the directory menu.

Epic Upgrades unlock special abilities like riding normally unrideable pets, making miniature pets full-sized, or creating temporary clones for battles. They're found as rare drops or crafted through specific progression tasks.