Ravager Minecraft Mob

Minecraft Mob

Ravagers are large hostile mobs that spawn in raids and attack players, villagers (excluding baby villagers), wandering traders, and iron golems. Ravagers spawn starting at wave 3 as part of a raid. Unridden ravagers spawn at wave 3, a ravager ridden by a pillager spawns at wave 5, and a ravager...

Ravager

Health points 100 × 50
Behavior Hostile
Classification Illager‌[BE only]
Attack strength Melee: Easy: 7 Normal: 12 × 6 Hard: 18 × 9 Roar: 6
Hitbox size In Java Edition: Height: 2.2 Blocks Width: 1.95 Blocks In Bedrock Edition: Height: 1.9 Blocks Width: 1.2 Blocks
Speed 0.4
Knockback resistance 0.5
Spawn See § Spawning

Spawning

Ravagers spawn starting at wave 3 as part of a raid.

Raids

Ravagers spawn starting at wave 3 as part of a raid.

Drops

Upon being killed, a ravager drops:

  • A saddle, unaffected by Looting
  • 20 experience orbs

Ravagers drop the most amount of experience orbs out of all non-boss entities, being tied with the piglin brute.

Behavior

Ravagers are hostile toward players, iron golems, adult villagers, and wandering traders within a 32-block radius. They attack by ramming enemies with their head, dealing a knockback of 5 blocks. Ravagers also attack by opening and closing their mouths, similar to biting their target.

They can also destroy certain block types by charging into them. In Java Edition ravagers can break only leaves and crops. In Bedrock Edition they can break leaves, all crops, any other non-tree plants, mushrooms, and turtle eggs. Here is a complete list:

Sounds

Java Edition:

Data values

Java Edition:

ID

Java Edition:

Entity data

Ravagers have entity data associated with them that contains various properties.

Java Edition:

Achievements

  • Some of the early designs of the ravager.
  • Another early design of the ravager.

Advancements

  • Some of the early designs of the ravager.
  • Another early design of the ravager.

History

  • Some of the early designs of the ravager.
  • Another early design of the ravager.

Issues

Issues relating to "Ravager" or "Illager beast" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.

Gallery

  • A ravager shown at MINECON Earth 2018.
  • A group of pillagers raiding a village, shown at MINECON Earth 2018.
  • A ravager seen in the Village & Pillage artwork.
  • A ravager patrolling along with some illagers (before 18w46a).
  • An illager patrol leader riding a ravager (before 18w46a).
  • A ravager destroying tree leaves.
  • A ravager biting an iron golem.

Ravager riders

  • A pillager ravager rider.
  • A vindicator ravager rider.
  • An evoker ravager rider.
  • An illusioner ravager rider.
  • A pillager raid captain ravager rider.
  • A vindicator raid captain ravager rider.
  • An evoker raid captain ravager rider.
  • An illusioner raid captain ravager rider.

In other media

  • Official ravager artwork.
  • Official ravager artwork.
  • Official ravager artwork.
  • Official ravager artwork.
  • Lego Minecraft Ravager.

Trivia

  • "Ravager" and "Behemoth" were listed as alternate name suggestions for the illager beast.[2] In Java Edition 19w05a and Bedrock Edition beta 1.11.0.1, illager beasts were renamed to ravagers.
  • Ravagers are considered illagers in Bedrock Edition since the evoker fangs, "Johnny" Vindicators, and other ravagers roar do not hurt them. Even though ravagers are not a type of illager in Java Edition, their texture is in the "illager" folder in client.jar.
  • Even though ravagers are not a type of illager in Java Edition, their texture is in the "illager" folder in client.jar.
  • In Java Edition 3D Shareware v1.34, ravagers dropped yellow keys.
  • The ravager was mainly inspired by the mythological creature, Manticore, especially the one from Dungeons & Dragons.[3]
  • On the Ravager page on Minecraft.net, they are jokingly compared metaphorically as a very enraged cow.[3]
  • The ravager's first and third death sounds are the pillager's first death sound but lower pitched.
  • The ravager's fourth ambient sound is the evoker's third ambient sound but lower pitched.
  • The ravager's fifth ambient sound is the villager's third trade denial sound but lower pitched.
  • The ravager's third stunned sound is the zombie villager's first ambient sound but slightly edited.

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