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When killed, a bat will drop 0-2 bat wings, which can be crafted into leather just like rabbit hide. Just like rabbit hide, it will take four bat wings to make one piece of leather.

A while ago, mushrooms used to a food item in Minecraft, healing 2.5 hearts when consumed. Later, they were deemed poisonous, and would decrease your health if eaten instead of raising it. Eventually this was removed as well, resulting in the mushrooms we have now.

I think that mushrooms should be edible again. Each time you eat a mushroom, it would lower your hunger by half a point (when I say it lowers your hunger, I mean that it raises the points on your food bar, which I often refer to as lowering your hunger). Also, there could be a small chance that the mushroom would poison you (2% for brown mushrooms, 4% for red mushrooms).

Snow Golems could spawn very rarely in snowy biomes (Tundra, Cold Taiga, Extreme Hills+, etc.), while Iron Golems could spawn very rarely inside strongholds. As with the Iron Golems that spawn in villages, these ones would be neutral, attacking you only if you attack them. This behavior would apply to the naturally spawned Snow Golems as well.

This Easter egg could be activated by renaming a name tag to either Dinnerbone or Grumm and then placing it in your character's helmet armor slot. The name tag would remain in the helmet slot and after a few seconds the Easter egg would activate (you can still use the helmet slot). The Easter egg would flip your character model upside down, like Dinnerbone and Grumm. It would only change the third-person view of your character, since if it changed the first-person view as well a lot of people would find it very disorienting. You could deactivate this Easter egg by removing the name tag from the helmet slot. If you are wearing a helmet or a head, you will need to remove that first. Once it i

The achievement could be for surviving a certain number of days, perhaps 100 or 1000 days. The achievement could be called "True Surviver" or something along those lines.

The title is self explanatory. Writing on a piece of paper would use the same system as writing in books, except you could choose whether or not you want to sign the paper (this could also be added to books). Unlike a page of a book, you could write on both sides of the paper (this could also be added to books).

Elytras could be customized using banners. Simply make the kind of banner you want and put it into a crafting grid with your elytra. The pattern on the banner will be transferred to the elytra.

I know that Mojang has tested these out before and decided against them, but I feel that this would be a nice little addition to the game. These lanterns would be small, handheld items that emit light not only when placed but also when in either hand. I have thought of two different crafting recipes, either of which (or both) could be used.

The first recipe is: An iron ingot in both the top middle and bottom middle of the crafting grid, a torch in the center, and iron bars or glass panes (any color) on either side of the torch.

The second recipe is: An iron ingot in both the top middle and bottom middle of the crafting grid and a redstone lamp in the center.

Both recipes would yield 4 lan

As stated in the title, torches would be able to give off light even when you are holding them in your hand. This would enable players to see where they are going when traveling at night or in dark areas without having to keep placing down torches.

You could tell your dog to go and collect any items you see lying on the ground, or to go and bring you a specific item(s). In either case, once your dog has found/gathered the item(s), it will bring them back to you and place them on the ground in front of you. When picking up an item, your dog will lower its gaze to the ground, making it look like it's picking up the item. In order for the dog to bring you a specific item, you will need to tell it which item you want, after which your dog will run off to find said item (you would be able to specify exactly what item you want your dog to fetch). If it can't find the item you told it to look for, your dog will simply return with nothing. If

This block would have multiple functions. It could change the direction of the beacon's beam, teleport the player between specific locations using a GUI that has the player enter in where they want to go and then walking into the beam (this would require a block (and a beacon as well) at both the start and end points in order to work) , act as a mining drill (this function would require the beam redirection function), and/or act as a security system which could be used to keep certain mobs in our out (this would also require the beam redirection function).

This block could be crafted with a beacon block, a pickaxe (doesn't matter what kind), an eye of ender, glass blocks, and ender crystals

What I mean by first-person body visibility is that when you look down at the ground in the first-person view, you would see your character's body. If you started walking, running, or sneaking, your character's legs would move as they appear to do in the third-person view. There would be a similar situation with your character's arms. If you don't have anything in your off hand or your dominant hand (or neither, it doesn't matter), you would just see it resting at your side. If you started walking/running, you would see your character's arms moving from side to side, like they do in third-person. You would also be able to see the rest of your body (except for your head, obviously). If you st