Toms Mobs FAQ

Hold apples, melons, pumpkins, or sugar cane and approach the Capybara until it follows you. Once tamed, it will stay near you and can be bred with the same foods.

Scullkings spawn in caves below Y-level 40 (except lush caves). Defeat them to recover stolen XP, or avoid caves at low Y-levels if you're concerned about XP loss during mining.

Yes, Elephants are rideable. Tame them by feeding sugar or bamboo until hearts appear, then right-click to ride them. They spawn in savannas and jungles.

Hunt Nautilus creatures in oceans—they drop shell fragments that can be crafted into nautilus shells. Spawn them with a spawner or find them naturally in ocean biomes.

Stock up on healing potions and armor, as Iceologers summon icy traps and Showmasters fire rapid arrows and summon fangs. Both appear in raid final waves, so focus on crowd control and mobility.

Firemoths spawn in all Nether biomes except basalt deltas. They're ambient mobs, so you can't farm them for drops, but they add atmosphere to your Nether exploration.

Butterflies are purely ambient and spawn in overworld biomes except cold ones. Penguins spawn in snowy/icy biomes and drop feathers when defeated; they also eat raw fish.

Yes, Snakes are hostile mobs found in jungles, deserts, and swamps. Avoid these biomes if you're unprepared, or bring combat gear and watch for their attacks.

Both are ambient ocean mobs that add life to underwater areas. Mantarays are graceful swimmers and Yellowfin Tunas dart around, but neither have special drops or mechanics.

Lobsters are passive crustaceans that crawl around oceans, rivers, and swamps. They're ambient mobs with no special drops, but they add detail to water biomes.