Minecraft Tier List: The Complete Ranking [1.19.63]

Creepers, Ender Dragons, and More: Prepare for Block-Breaking Action with Our Minecraft Mob Tier List.

In this article, I am back to sharing the most factual Minecraft tier list on the internet with you guys. The list will mainly focus on the Mobs of the game, which is a spicing topic among the fandom. I have been playing Minecraft since the first day of its release, and I ended the game countless times. I am a big nerd when it comes to the Minecraft world.


Key Points

  • This article consists of 69 entries ranked in seven tiers.
  • Each has been ranked according to its utility, health, spawn, and popularity.
  • In the highest tiers, we have the Zombified Piglin, Shulker, Slime, Creeper, and Zombie Villager.
  • Among the lowest ranks, we have the Elder Guardian, Piglin Brute, Silverfish, Stray, and Wandering Trader.

Summary

All the contents of this article are mentioned in a short table below.

S RankA RankB RankC RankD RankE RankF Rank
Zombified PiglinWither SkeletonHoglinCave SpiderChickenBatElder Guardian
ShulkerVindicatorSkeleton HorseSpiderPigRabbitPiglin Brute
SlimeBeeHorseEndermiteHuskParrotSilverfish
CreeperGuardianMooshroomGhastZombieAxolotlStray
Zombie VillagerBlazeSkeletonPhantomCodFoxWandering Trader
EvokerWitchSpider JockeyPillagerSalmonDonkey
Iron GolemPiglinWolfGoatGlow SquidOcelots
WitherCowDrownedRavagerPufferfishMule
Magma CubeEnder DragonWardenTurtleSquid
EndermanSnow GolemPandaCat
VillagerPolar BearZoglin
SheepDolphinTropical Fish
Llama
Strider

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S Tier

Greatest Mobs of Minecraft
S Tier.

The S rank of the Minecraft tier list Mobs consists of great NPCs with good drops, and amazing interactions and are also favorites among all fandom fans. Similarly, Mobs in this tier significantly impact your game’s overall progression and make the game a bit more challenging.

Zombified Piglin

Zombified piglins are undead piglin brutes and piglins that live in the Nether. When a zombified piglin, the whole swarm of zombified piglins within a set radius starts becoming aggressive. They may be found in the nether wastes, crimson woods, nether portals, and from pigs hit by lightning, as well as when piglins are left in the Overworld or End, they transform into zombified piglins.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Neutral

Shulker

Shulkers were added in 1.9 and are unlike any other Mob present in the game because Shulkers look like Shulker boxes, or I guess they are Shulker boxes. A Shulker box is a storage and transportation block. They hide in their shells to blend in with the purple blocks around them and guard the city’s many valuables. Shulkers appear during the creation of end cities found on the end’s outlying islands.

Health 30
Classification Golem
Behavior Hostile, Passive

Slimes green bouncy and cube. Slimes come in three different sizes-small, medium, and large. Slimes travel around by jumping every 10 to 30 ticks. They normally spawn in swamps or underground and are pretty easy to defeat. Medium and Large Slimes would not drop anything except for XP, but if you kill a small Slime, you will get your hands on a valuable Slime ball used to craft things like sticky pistons or Slime blocks that are very useful.

Creeper

Creeper is one of the most recognizable characters in video game history. It started from an accidental reshaping of a pig and turned into something that probably has generated billions in revenue, but how do Creepers hold up in the actual game? Creepers are armless Mobs that spawn in the dark and explode if you get too close to them. Many find them extremely annoying since they could destroy all the progress of a house after one little hissing sound.

Health 20
Classification Crepere crepitus
Behavior hostile

Zombie Villager

Zombie villagers are just villagers that got turned into a zombie. Usually, this happens by a zombie attacking a villager, which can only occur in normal and hard mode but not easy mode. After converting from a villager, a zombie villager keeps their biome and occupation in Java Edition. They keep their crafts as well. The occupations of zombie villagers are not displayed, although they have the same profession after cure as before zombification.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior hostile

Evoker

Evokers are a unique Mob. Evokers can be found in woodland mansions and village raids. Now cool, why are Evokers so amazing? Well, they are the only right source of undying totems. You have a 100 percent chance of getting a totem of undying after defeating an Evoker but defeating the Evoker is not exactly that much easy, though. The Evoker is the second hardest Illiger to defeat in Minecraft, right behind the illusion, wh. The Evoker has multiple ways to attack.

Health 20
Classification Illager
Behavior Hostile, passive

Iron Golem

Iron Golem naturally spawn most commonly in villages and are not only a neutral Mob but will defend you and the village. Iron Golem will attack any hostile Mob on site. These things are born to protect and a force to reckon with well. They are not born. Rather, they are created. That is right. Iron Golems can actually be created with only four iron blocks, a pumpkin jack-o-lantern, or a carved pumpkin and you could have yourself your very own Iron Golem.

Health 100
Classification Golem
Behavior Passive

Wither

Wither is a classic boss that everyone loves well except for maybe bees. In contrast, the Wither might be the Minecraft bosses’ veteran, making it a good boss. The Wither was the second boss added to Minecraft and is unique because it is the only boss you could technically spawn yourself.

Health 300
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Magma Cube

Magma Cubes are the slimes of the Nether. Magma Cubes are not everyone’s favorite Mob but are that justified now? Magma cubes spawn only in the Nether and, just like slimes, come in three different sizes-small, medium, and large, but unlike Slimes, these Magma cubes will hurt a lot more than cute Slimes. Now I like said Magma Cubes spawn in the Nether.

Health 16
Classification Magmacubus infernus
Behavior Hostile

A Tier

Prominent Mobs of Minecraft
A Tier.

A-tier is an above-average tier where I placed the Minecraft Mobs, which are the best but lack some qualities and their impact on the items they dropped after they are killed compared to the above Mobs in the article. So this tier consists of 12 Mobs that I think are good but not worthy enough to be put into the S rank of the Minecraft tier list 2023.

Wither Skeleton

Wither Skeletons are possibly one of the most disliked and liked Mobs in Minecraft. Wither Skeletons are found in the Nether but not only the Nether but specifically Nether fortresses, so I think Wither Skeletons are one of the most disliked Mobs in Minecraft because of how hard they are to find and how rare it is for them to drop their infamous Wither Skeleton skull which you, of course, need three of to spawn the Wither.

Health 16
Classification Undead
Behavior Extremely aggressive

Vindicator

Vindicators are just another Illager, but instead of something like a crossbow or swords, the Vindicator holds an Axe rather. Still, unlike most other Illagers, the Vindicator has some pretty good drops. The VIndicator has an 8.5 percent chance to drop their Axe and a 50 percent chance to drop an emerald which could be more than one emerald if you eliminate it with the looting enchantment not too bad for something that only has 12 hearts of health.

Health 24
Classification Illager
Behavior Hostile

Bee

Bees are quite controversial not because of the Mob itself, but because they were the main focus of a pretty underwhelming update that is 1.15, but other than that, bees are pretty cool. They live in beehives and will only attack if provoked unless you are the Wither. Bees strike in swarms to “sting” and poison the player. Bee nests that are naturally created have three bees in them.

Health 10
Classification Neutral mobs
Behavior Neutral, passive.

Guardian

Guardians are the hostile fish you see swimming in all-around ocean monuments and can be pretty annoying to fight. Anything is pretty irritating to fight under the water, but these things are especially annoying. They will fire lasers at you and even damage you when you try to hit them. Like thorns now, in terms of loot, they drop Prismarine shards, which are used to make sea lanterns and other Prismarine blocks. They are useful in exploring under the water. 

Health 30
Classification Aquatic
Behavior Hostile

Blaze

Blaze is the Mob crucial for beating the game, so Blazes naturally spawn in the Nether, and the name does not lie. They are on fire, but not only are they on fire, but they also shoot fire and fly. These things are annoying as hell, but once you kill them, there is a 50 percent chance that they will drop a blaze rod.

Health 20
Classification Non-sapient, fire-based creatures
Behavior Aggressive

Witch

Witches are a pretty rare Mob. You will usually find them in a swamp pit or just roaming around during the night. They can attack you by throwing a splash potion at you, which can be a splash potion of harming, slowness, poison, or weakness, but they do not only throw potions at you but drop them as loot too. If you kill a witch while they are drinking a potion, then there is an 8.5 percent chance that they will drop that potion which becomes an even greater chance if you have to loot 3 enchantment swords.

Health 26
Classification Rare enemy
Behavior Hostile

Piglin

Piglins are another Mob that will always attack you unless you wear some kind of gold armor. Why you might ask, greed, that is right, Piglins are business pigs that will barter with you for certain gold items, and in return, they will give you a random item like Obsidian, ender pearl, string, or something else. Piglins bartering is a staple for 1.16 plus speed runs since the Piglins could usually give you quick ender pearls or very, very long ender pearls.

Health 2
Classification Aurophilia vivus
Behavior Aggressive

Cow

Unlike chickens and cows, I think they are one of the most recognizable Mobs in all of Minecraft. You show someone a cow, and they will know it is from Minecraft, but you show someone a Mob like a turtle, and that image could be from block craft 3D for all they know. Cows are pretty unique because they provide you with beef and leather, and milk.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Ender Dragon

Ender Dragon is the final boss before you officially beat the game. When you think of a Minecraft boss, after you think of a baby zombie, the Ender Dragon is next to that. Now, unlike every other boss, you need to be in the end to fight the Ender Dragon, which is a whole dimension originally just made for this boss fight. So, you can see that Mojang took this boss seriously when they created it.

Health 200
Classification Enderdragos deus (Parker, 2020)
Behavior Hostile

Enderman

Enderman is another very old Mob. Enderman is a Mob found in the Overworld but mostly found in the end. Enderman would not attack you unless you look them directly in the eyes. I do not know if they are anti-social, but looking at them directly will trigger them to attack you. Fun fact as long as you stare at their eye they won’t attack. They will just stand and scream. Enderman is also very large and strikes you with melee hits. They are not hard to hit but what is hard about fighting Enderman is their speed and the fact that they can teleport, but once you do, kill them.

Health 40
Classification Neutral mob
Behavior Neutral

Villager

I mean, do I even need to need to introduce villagers. So, villagers have so many things you could do with them but let’s get this one out of the way. Villagers allow you to trade with them, and depending on the job villager has, you get different trades. There is also a whole popularity system with the villagers, and if you have a bad reputation, you will get worse trading prices, among other things, but villagers do not just trade.

Health 20
Classification Passive mobs
Behavior Passive

Sheep

Sheep are an OG in the Minecraft Mob world, and although they are old, does that mean they are bad. Sheep could come in various colors, including white, pink, rainbow, etc. Now you could sheer sheep with a sheer to collect their wool, and whatever color wool the sheep has is the color you will collect when you sheer them. So if you ever wanted a mask collection of yellow wool, you know where to get it.

Health 8
Classification Passive mobs
Behavior Passive

B Tier

Average Mobs of Minecraft
B Tier.

The B-tier of the Minecraft Tier List is an average tier where I placed those Mobs with decent drops and some improvements in the mechanics of the game. This tier includes 10 Mobs from the Minecraft franchise, mainly the Mobs that have rare drops and are useful in traveling around the Minecraft world.

Hoglin

Hoglins are the mix between a cow and a pig of the Nether. The Hoglin is a big warthog-looking creature that will fling you up into the air with its horns. Hoglins mostly spawn in crimson forests in the Nether and are afraid of warped fungi. I do not know why they are when you defeat a Hoglin. ]

Health 40
Classification Animal
Behavior Hostile, passive

Skeleton Horse

Skeleton Horse is pretty much the bone structure of a horse in full display. You can ride it like a normal horse and even ride it underwater, making you feel like Skull Knight from Berserk. A skeleton horse is a horse that has become undead. When lightning hits, it can spawn. A skeleton horse can drop up to two bones and a saddle if mounted when it dies.

Health 15
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile, passive

Horse

Horses were added in 1.6. Horses are what I consider to be one of the best methods of travel in Minecraft but are they a good Mob? Well, horses are found mostly in plains and savannah biomes and come in all different kinds of colors, and all have other stats. There is not just one kind of horse. Some horses are slow and white. Some jump high and are gray. Some are fast and black, and some have dots and have a lot of health, but one thing all horses have in common is that you could always tame and ride them.

Health 15
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Mooshroom

Mooshrooms are the mix between a cow and mushroom. Mooshrooms are a cow that is covered in Mushrooms and only spawned in the mushroom field biome. Mooshroom might look slightly different from cows but behave almost completely the same. One of the only differences is that when you milk a Mooshroom with a bowl, you get mushrooms too, which is pretty useful now you probably think of a Mooshroom as their iconic red color.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Skeleton

Skeletons are one of the few ranged Mobs in Minecraft and one of the hardest common Mobs to fight. Skeletons have bows and will shoot at you with arrows. Unfortunately, you cannot pick up the arrows they hit, but if you kill Skeleton, there is a chance that they will drop arrows as an item, and of course, you could pick those up, but that is not all they drop.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Spider Jockey

A spider or cave spider being ridden by a skeleton, stray, or wither skeleton is known as a spider jockey. The best thing about killing them is that they drop the items of both the spider and the one riding on it. Spider Jockey is one of the best creatures to store in your Minecraft museum collection and honestly, some Minecraft nerds really made Minecraft museums in their world please do not laugh at them. So I will put Spider Jockey in the B-Tier.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile, neutral

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Wolf

Wolves or better known as dogs. They are the Mob that is one of if not the best for taming. If you see a wild wolf, just give it a couple of bones, and now you got yourself a best friend forever or until it accidentally walks into lava or gets blown up by a creeper. Rest in peace. Anyways, wolves are so loyal that they will even attack hostile Mobs for you, or if you want them to stay home, you could just click on them, and they will sit down forever.

Health 8
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive, neutral

Drowned

Drowned were added in 1.13 and are essentially underwater zombies. In fact, if a zombie’s head is submerged underwater for 30 seconds, it starts converting into a drown, and after 15 seconds, it will fully become a drown but drowned, and zombies do have a few differences. First off, this could just be my opinion, but they look cooler than zombies. Aside from that, drowned have a chance to spawn holding a trident.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Passive, Hostile

C Tier

Below-average Mobs of Minecraft!
C Tier.

The C-tier is a below-average tier where I placed most of those Minecraft Mobs that are weak and do not drop anything good. Overall Mobs in the list are annoying and are not worthy of the time taken to kill them. This tier consists of 10 Mobs that are very identical to each other. 

Cave Spider

Cave spiders are everyone’s favourite Mob. As the name implies, cave spiders are found in caves, specifically mine shafts. They are not that much different from normal spiders, except when they hit you, they will give you a poison effect which can be pretty annoying, especially since cave spiders usually spawn within a whole mess of cobwebs. Cave spiders are also smaller than normal spiders, which is not really saying much, though, since normal spiders are massive. 

Health 20
Classification Arthropod
Behavior Neutral, Hostile

Spider

Spiders are the most accurately sized Mob in all of Minecraft if you live in Australia. Spiders are a very common hostile Mob that is not always hostile because they will kill you at night, but they have a change of heart in the daytime. Spider sometimes drops string and, on occasion, a spider eye is used for brewing. Spiders can also climb up walls, so that house you made that does not have a roof is unsafe. 

Health 16
Classification Arthropod
Behavior Neutral, Hostile

Endermite

Endermites are little hostile Mobs that relate to Enderman and the Ender Dragon. I do not think it’s confirmed how they are related, but either way, Endermites are the smallest hostile Mob in all of Minecraft, even smaller than Silverfish. They only have a 5 percent chance of spawning when you throw an ender pearl, making them one of the rarest Mobs in all of Minecraft.

Health 8
Classification Arthropod
Behavior Hostile

Ghast

Ghast is the second-largest Mob in Minecraft, right behind the Ender Dragon. Ghast only spawn in the Nether and are the source of many players’ demise. They shoot fireballs at you and seem to come out at the worst moment. I mean, I will just be bridging across the world’s biggest lava pool, and what do you know, I hear a Ghast right behind me, and speaking of hearing a Ghast, you cannot mention a Ghast without talking about the iconic sound they make. Here is a little fact: many of you may not know the Ghast sounds are Minecraft sound designer c418s cat.

Health 10
Classification Rare species
Behavior Hostile

Phantom

You have got to love Phantom, right? I mean, they won the 2017 Minecon Mob boat. That must mean they have to be everyone’s favorite Mob, right okay, maybe not, so Phantoms are those things you see flying around in the sky, but you would not see them unless you have not slept for three days. They are just reminding you to go to sleep. I do not see the problem well.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Pillager

Pillagers are the most common Illager you will find and the weakest. Pillagers come equipped with a crossbow and have their structure named the Pillager Outpost. Pillagers do not drop anything amazing, just a chance for some arrows and a crossbow, but if the Pillager is a raid captain, it will drop an ominous banner and give you the bad omen effect. Pillagers are not anything too special. They are just pawns for better Illagers so that I will put them in the C-Tier of the Minecraft Mobs tier list for these reasons.

Health 24
Classification Illager
Behavior Hostile, passive

Goat

Goats are a Mob that spawns in mountain biomes. They like to ram you, so if a Mob or player is standing still for a certain amount of time, the goat will see this as an opportunity to put its head down and start ramming along with ramming goats will also jump pretty high with a maximum of 10 blocks now just like cows goats could also be milked with a bucket, so that is useful if you want to craft cake but other than that goats do not benefit you all that much but honestly to me goats look pretty cool especially when they are ramming or jumping for these reasons goat are on the C-tier.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Neutral

Ravager

Ravagers are massive hostile mobs that assault players, villagers, traveling traders, and iron golems when they spawn in raids. Ravagers spawn as part of a raid starting at wave 3. Along with the Piglin Brute, Ravagers drop the most experience orbs out of all non-boss creatures. They can also charge into specific block types and demolish them. Even though ravagers have saddles, they cannot be ridden by the player.

Health 100
Classification Bovine
Behavior Hostile

Warden

The warden is a hostile Mob summoned in the dark by sculk shriekers. It can attack from both a melee and a distant position. Wardens are totally blind and rely on their senses of smell and hearing to detect moving objects. Wardens deliver the most non-explosive damage of any Mob in the game right now. Wardens leave a single sculk catalyst behind when they die.

Health 500
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Snow Golem

Snow Golems, just like Iron Golems, can be created, but surprisingly Snow Golems can spawn naturally if an Enderman puts a carved pumpkin next to two snow blocks. It is so astronomically rare for this to even happen that it is almost a myth. Still, as for Snow Golems themselves, they will leave behind a snow trail in certain colder biomes. They will also melt if they get wet if they are in a hot temperature biome, and by melt, I mean they will die, but if you keep them away from water or heat, then Snow Golems will throw snowballs at any hostile Mobs. 

Health 4
Classification Golem
Behavior Passive

D Tier

Unsatisfactory Mobs of Minecraft
D Tier.

The Mobs in this D rank of the Minecraft tier list are usually the hostile Mobs. They mostly are the Mobs which are animals and undead creatures and do not drop anything special. The tier includes 17 Mobs of Minecraft that have unique traits.

Chicken

Chickens are the type of Mob that everyone forgets, or I always forget. You have cows, sheep, and pigs, and for some reason, I always seem to forget chickens even exist. We all know chickens as chickens, but they were not always called that. In late 2011 Notch tweeted out that he was renaming chickens to ducks, and after five days and many fans complaining, Jeb confirmed that it was just a joke and that chickens would still be called chickens.

Health 4
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive, hostlie

Pig

Pigs are a frequent passive Mob found in almost all grass biomes. Pigs oink and usually travel in small groups through the Overworld, avoiding dangers and cliffs high enough to induce falls. Carrots, potatoes, and beets can be used to breed pigs. Pigs are probably among the Mobs you think of when someone says Mob. They are a classic. Pigs drop a raw pork chop that can be used to cook to make a slice of cooked pork, but if you are a vegan, you could always choose to ride the Pig instead.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Husk

Husks are desert zombies, although, unlike zombies, they can not burn in the sunlight now. Husks look like zombies and walk like zombies. They have a different texture, but aside from that, they are just zombies. Husks do differently from zombies because when they attack you, they will apply a hunger effect to you, which is a pretty neat touch to make this Mob feel more like its own.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Zombie

Zombies are what I consider to be the default hostile Mob. They are just so basic but not in a bad way. I mean, zombies only melee attack you at a very close range. They do not run, jump or do anything fancy. They walk very slowly towards you.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

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Cod

What can I say about cod? I mean, it is cod we are talking about here. It swims, brown, and drops raw cod and possibly bones sometimes. In the waters, cod is a prevalent passive aquatic mob. A cod may be collected by putting a water bucket on it, resulting in a bucket of fish for the player. A cod cannot survive outside of water for more than 10 seconds before succumbing to asphyxia and dying. Codes are not bad or good, so I guess it is just a passive Mob so I will put them in the D-tier.

Health 3
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Salmon

I consider salmon the most common fish you can find in the water. I do not know if that is a fact, but it seems right to me so I will roll with it. They are a dependable and nutritious supply of early-game sustenance when cooked, which is quite handy. Salmon drop, you guessed it, raw salmon, and they will die if they are outside the water for too long. They do not have lungs so I will put them in the D-tier.

Health 3
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Glow Squid

Glow squids are a very controversial Mob, so they are basically squids with a different texture and glowing skin. You might think they at least glow, right? No, they do not actually glow. They just look like they do. The only difference between squids and glow squids is their texture. These little stars that glow squids leave behind, and the color of the glow squid’s ink also drops glow ink sacks rather than regular ink sacks, but that is all they are not different.

Health 10
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Pufferfish

You have got to love Pufferfish, or maybe you do not, but Pufferfish are a type of fish found in the ocean. They protect themselves by inflicting poison and harming neighboring players and creatures. If you get near them, they will inflate and become bigger, which is neat, and if you kill them, they will drop a Pufferfish. Yeah, I do not know why you get an item form of the Mob you just killed, but either way, you still do, and it can be used for brewing or consumption. So Pufferfish is in the D-Tier.

Health 3
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Turtle

Did I get to say if you like Minecraft turtles, why? I mean, just look at them. It crawls around and drops seagrass when it dies. I just do not see the appeal. One slightly redeeming factor that turtles have s that when a baby turtle grows up, they will drop a scoot which can be used to make then shell that helps you stay underwater longer but even with that, the bad still outweighs the good so I will put them in the D-Tier.

Health 30
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Panda

Pandas are large Mobs that only spawn in the jungle biome. What’s interesting about pandas is that they have six different personality types, with each panda having one of these personalities. There are n normal pandas, lazy, worried, weak, playful, or aggressive. Each personality type will make these pandas act in different ways. For example, a lazy panda will lay on its back and is generally slower than normal pandas, or an aggressive panda will keep attacking you until you die if provoked.

Health 20
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive, neutral

Polar Bear

Polar bears live in snowy biomes and are pretty tough, with 15 hearts of health. They would not attack you unless you try to attack them or their cubs. In fact, if you attack a polar bear cub, then all adult polar bears within the area will attack you. They do not mess around when it comes to those cubs, but while they love their cubs, you cannot breed polar bears, which is not too big of a deal because they do not drop anything good anyway, so polar bears in the D-tier of the Minecraft Mobs tier list.

Health 30
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive, neutral

Dolphin

Dolphins were added in the 1.13 aquatic update. Dolphins are a Mob that has a lot going for them. First of all, dolphins will follow you whether you are in a boat or just swimming. If you are swimming near dolphins, you will get an effect that boosts your swim speed called dolphins grace or just a speed boost if you are on Bedrock Edition.

Health 10
Classification Aquatic animal
Behavior Passive, neutral

Llama

Llamas were added in one of the worse Minecraft updates of all time, but does that make them a bad Mob? Let’s see, Llamas are found mostly in savannah and mountain biomes and can be tamed. You could technically ride them too, but you cannot put a saddle on them, so it is useless to ride them, but what you can do is put a chest on them and have them carry a whole bunch of stuff for you.

Health 30
Classification Animal
Behavior Neutral

Strider

Striders were added in 1.16. Striders were Mojang’s reaction to everyone wanting Obsidian everywhere. Mojang saw that we wanted a way to traverse lava, and they delivered. Striders are similar to pigs in that you could put a saddle on them and get wrapped fungi on a stick and start riding one of them. Striders are extremely slow on land, but you are not catching one of these things unless you are lucky on lava.

Health 20
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

E Tier

Bad Mobs of Minecraft
E Tier.

The Mobs in this E-Tier are mostly bad and they do not help you by dropping items to make your game progress. They do not have any purpose in the game except they were just to make Minecraft more realistic. This tier includes 14 Mobs and all of them are animals.

Bat

Bats are just bats. No, I am serious. They do not do much else, so bats are those things you hear squeaking and flying around in caves. They would not attack you, and they do not drop anything. The only redeeming factor bats have is that they will hang upside down, but other than that, they do not do anything interesting. Bats are just in the game to make the ambiance of the caves better. 

Health 6
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Rabbit

Rabbits were added in 1.8 and come in a variety of colors. When you eliminate a rabbit, you could get a couple of items. There is a chance you could get a rabbit hide, a raw rabbit, a rabbit’s foot, and, of course, XP. You cannot tame rabbits, but you could breed them, so that is always nice, but honestly, I do not hear anyone ever use rabbits to make a farm, and they are so small that it is hard to kill them easily. Rabbits are useless in helping your game progress, but they are just cute so that I will put them in the E-Tier.

Health 3
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive, hostile

Parrot

Parrot is a very rare Mob. They spawn in the jungle and only have a 0.2 percent chance to spawn. That would be rarer than people reading this entire list, but while you should read the list completely, you should not ever trust a parrot because parrots can mimic certain Mobs’ sounds.

Health 6
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Axolotl

Axolotls were added in 1.17. Axolotls have become almost universally loved among the entire Minecraft community. I mean, hating Axolotls is like hating dogs. Are you even human if you do? Axolotls come in five different colors or seven. Axolotls do more than just swim around. They will attack other underwater Mobs, which is pretty cool unless you have made friends with a fellow squid. 

Health 14
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Fox

Foxes were added in the 1.14 village and pillage update and can only be found in tiger biomes or spruce biomes if you are a hipster. Like ocelots, foxes will run away from you unless you crouch. They would not attack you, though, but they will attack rabbits, chickens, and various fishes. Can you guess the best thing about foxes? They attack baby turtles. That is what I am talking about, which is a very cruel thing to do.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Donkey

Donkeys are horse-like animals that may be ridden and equipped with chests once tamed. Donkeys can drop up to two pieces of leather when they die. Donkeys that have been tamed and saddled are some of the fastest modes of transportation or carrying in the game, although they cannot squeeze through single block-wide gaps. They can also be utilized to climb slopes and leap fences, which the player cannot do in most cases.

Health 15
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Ocelots

Ocelots are a rare type of passive Mob found in jungle biomes. Chickens and newborn turtles are prey for ocelots. They sneak up on their victim and stalk it before pursuing it down. Ocelots are one of the few Mobs capable of sprinting, and they may run away from players. The ocelot will no longer flee from players by feeding raw cod or salmon to an ocelot until heart particles appear. Trusting ocelots do not despawn; otherwise, they may despawn if they are far away from a player.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Mule

Mules are sterile offspring of horses and donkeys that may be tamed and endowed with chests after being tamed. Mules do not naturally spawn, but they may be bred by crossing a horse with a donkey. They can drop up to two leather pieces like a donkey when they die. Mules that have chests can be utilized as pack animals.

Health 15
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Squid

Squids are pretty useful. Well, maybe not. Squids were the first aquatic Mob ever added to Minecraft. They are passive Mobs and would not hurt you, but they will shoot out black ink if you attack them, and if you keep attacking them and kill the squid, it will eventually drop an ink sack used to dye things black or make black dye. So the squids have to die to give you dye pretty interesting, isn’t it? Squids are just squids, nothing special so I will put them in the E-Tier.

Health 10
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

Cat

Cats should not be confused with Ocelots or the 2019 movie about cats. They are small tameable pets mostly found in swamp huts and villages. Before 1.14, the cats you would find wandering around now were just called Ocelots and would not become cats until you tamed them but after 1.14. They were retextured and given the official name stray cats, and the Ocelots just became a non-tameable Mob.

Health 10
Classification Animal
Behavior Passive

Zoglin

Zoglins are basically zombified hoglins, so literally, when a hoglin goes into the end or the Overworld for more than 15 seconds, it becomes a zoglin. Zoglins will attack almost every Mob insight, including hostile Mobs. It does not drop anything fancy except for up to 3 rotten fleshes, but it is a cool little addition to the game. So, Zoglins are in the E-tier.

Health 40
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile, passive

Tropical Fish

Tropical fish come in 2,700 varieties, that is right, 2,700. Tropical fish only spawn in lukewarm and warm oceans and typically swim together in groups or schools with a maximum of nine fish per group. If you kill a tropical fish, then a tropical fish will drop a tropical fish or, as some would call it, Nemo.

Health 3
Classification Animal aquatic
Behavior Passive

F Tier

Worst Mobs of Minecraft
F Tier.

The Mobs in this F-tier are mostly failures and they do not add anything to the game. This tier only includes 5 Mobs and is the smallest tier in the article.

Elder Guardian

An elder guardian is a stronger and bigger version of the guardian that may cause Mining Fatigue. It is the largest and most powerful aquatic Mob in Minecraft. I think Elder Guardian is a pretty annoying Mob to fight since you are almost always underwater when you are fighting it, and it does not drop anything all that special either. I think Elder Guardian is a Mob that will make the game harder for you without any reason so I will put him in the F-Tier.

Health 80
Classification Aquatic
Behavior Hostile

Piglin Brute

Piglin brutes are a hostile and stronger variant of Piglins that may be found in any bastion remnant. They are continually going after the player. They won’t barter, they don’t withdraw, and gold won’t distract them. A piglin brute drops a golden Axe with random durability on a rare occasion. Piglin brutes convert into zombified Piglins after 15 seconds in the Overworld or the End. They are just really annoying, and I would suggest you all just avoid them in your Minecraft world so that I will put them in the F-Tier.

Health 50
Classification Hostile mob
Behavior Hostile

Silverfish

Silverfish, when I just said Silverfish, you probably thought of the portal room in a stronghold, and that is for good reason because let’s be honest, where else would you have ever seen a Silverfish. They spawn from infested blocks that look identical to different types of stones like stone bricks, cobblestone, regular stone, and deep slate, but once you break these imposter blocks, you will unleash a horde of Silverfish trying to kill you.

Health 8
Classification Anthropod
Behavior Hostile

Stray

Strays are similar to Husks. They are a type of Skeleton that only spawns in snowy biomes. They look a little different from normal skeletons sporting what seems to look like some torn-up clothes, but that is not the only difference. Strays also shoot arrows that affect you with slowness. I do not know if that is a good thing or a bad thing. It is just a thing now.

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior Hostile

Wandering Trader

The wandering trader is a non-aggressive Mob that appears near the player randomly. It can trade, making natural resources more accessible, less risky to extract, and, in certain situations, renewable. The wandering trader has six different trades to choose from. After trading with it, new trades are not unlocked. If all of the trades are locked, wandering traders will despawn sooner. A wandering trader does not exist. It is just in your imagination. 

Health 20
Classification Undead
Behavior passive

Comparison Table 

Mobs Rank Health Classification Behavior
Zombified PiglinS20Undead Neutral
ShulkerS30Golem Hostile, Passive
Creeper S20Crepere CrepitusHostile
Zombie Villager S20Undead Hostile
Evoker S20Illager Hostile, Passive
Iron Golem S100Golem Passive
Wither S300Undead Hostile
Magma Cube S16Magmacubus InfernusHostile
Wither Skeleton A16Undead Extremely Aggressive
Vindicator A24Illager Hostile
BeeA10Neutral MobsNeutral, Passive
GuardianA30Aquatic Hostile
BlazeA20Non-sapient, Fire-based Creatures Aggressive
Witch A26Rare Enemy Hostile
Pigilin A2Aurophilia Vivus Aggressive
Cow A10Animal Passive
Ender Dragon A200Enerdragos Deus (Parker, 2020)Hostile
Enderman A40Neutral MobsNeutral
Villager A20 Passive Mobs Passive
Sheep A8Passive Mobs Passive
Hoglin B40 Animal Hostile, Passive
Skeleton Horse B15Undead Hostile, Passive
Horse B15Animal Passive
Mooshroom B10Animal Passive
Skeleton B20UndeadHostile
Spider Jockey B20Undead Hostile, Neutral
Wolf B8Animal Passive, Neutral
Drowned B20Undead Hostile, Passive
Cave Spider C20Arthropod Hostile, Neutral
Spider C16Arthropod Hostile, Neutral
Endermite C8Arthropod Hostile
Ghast C10Rare Species Hostile
Phantom C20UndeadHostile
Pillager C24 Illager Hostile, Passive
Goat C10Animal Neutral
Ravager C100Brovine Hostile
Warden C500Undead Hostile
Snow Golem C4Golem Passive
Chicken D4Animal Hostile, Passive
Pig D10Animal Passive
Husk D20UndeadHostile
Zombie D20Undead Hostile
Cod D3Animal Aquatic Passive
Salmon D3Animal Aquatic Passive
Glow Squid D10Animal Aquatic Passive
Pufferfish D3Animal Aquatic Passive
Turtle D30Animal Aquatic Passive
Panda D20Animal Passive, Neutral
Polar Bear D30Animal Passive, Neutral
Dolphin D10Animal Aquatic Passive, Neutral
Llama D30Animal Neutral
Strider D20Animal Passive
Bat E6Animal Passive
Rabbit E3Animal Hostile, Passive
Parrot E6AnimalPassive
AxolotlE14Animal Aquatic Passive
Fox E10Animal Passive
Donkey E15Animal Passive
Ocelots E10Animal Passive
Mule E15Animal Passive
Squid E10Animal Aquatic Passive
Cat E10Animal Passive
Zoglin E40Undead Hostile, Passive
Tropical Fish E3Animal Aquatic Passive
Elder Guardian F8Aquatic Hostile
Piglin Brute F50Hostile Mob Hostile
Siverfish F8Arthropod Hostile
Stray F20Undead Hostile
Wandering Trader F20Undead Hostile

Minecraft 1.19.63 Patch Notes

The Minecraft 1.19.63 update has arrived, bringing with it a number of QoL improvements and bug fixes.

  • Fixed an issue that was causing continuous freezes when playing on Nintendo Switch (MCPE-166760).
  • Fixed a crash that could occur when playing on iOS devices.
  • Fixed a bug where the Edit World screen couldn’t be opened for a world if the corresponding world directory had a space in it (MCPE-166763).
  • Improved navigation of the “My Content” Marketplace screen when using a controller.

I did a little bit of reordering, and I’m sure we would all agree that is the correct order for the Minecraft Mobs, and those of you who do not, you can tell me angrily down in the comments. Well, it is time for the list to end. One of my abilities is to waste a significant amount of time analyzing Mobs on how certain great Mobs are.

I have decided to use this ability to create what I believe may be the most definitive Minecraft Tier List on the entire internet. To achieve that goal, I choose 69 Mobs from the Minecraft franchise and put them on a ranking list.