Barbarian: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
This article is a draft. You can help Medieval Engineers Wiki by completing it. Click to edit this page
CptTwinkie (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary Tag: SEO |
CptTwinkie (talk | contribs) mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
The barbarian is a type of [[:Category:Characters and NPCs|NPC]] that can be enabled to spawn when creating a new world. The barbarian carries a weapon and is hostile to the player. It will kill the player and can destroy the players creations. | The barbarian is a type of [[:Category:Characters and NPCs|NPC]] that can be enabled to spawn when creating a new world. The barbarian carries a weapon and is hostile to the player. It will kill the player and can destroy the players creations. Barbarians ignore the player in Creative mode. Barbarians should also ignore the player in Survival mode until the player has placed 10 large blocks. This allows the player to have a very basic shelter before the barbarians attack. It should be noted that barbarians do not spawn in [[Temperate Forest]]s. This is also to make it easier for new players, who should venture out of the forests for more challenging environments. | ||
[[Category:Characters and NPCs]] | [[Category:Characters and NPCs]] | ||
Revision as of 15:59, 26 June 2018
This article is a draft. You can help Medieval Engineers Wiki by completing it. Click to edit this page
| Version: | 0.6 |
The barbarian is a type of NPC that can be enabled to spawn when creating a new world. The barbarian carries a weapon and is hostile to the player. It will kill the player and can destroy the players creations. Barbarians ignore the player in Creative mode. Barbarians should also ignore the player in Survival mode until the player has placed 10 large blocks. This allows the player to have a very basic shelter before the barbarians attack. It should be noted that barbarians do not spawn in Temperate Forests. This is also to make it easier for new players, who should venture out of the forests for more challenging environments.