The Best Way To Kill The Warden In Minecraft 

can you box the warden with a full potion setup? is the warden immune to negative potions?

Do wardens go up water elevators? Might be a consistent way to drop them from 255 blocks onto spikes.

Captain, what about entity cramming with boats?

@@captaindvirus8009 It would have a massive setup and boats despawn so they would need replacing.

@@frankie123456ization, if we push warden with pistons in 1x1 space with 24 boats being there it wouldn’t be that big + boats ( especially on Java ) are quite cheap Also for speeding up the process we can make one entity cramming thing on his legs, than on his second block of height push a block and in the block with his head make another entity cramming

He's actually already done exactly that

yeah its already a category, wr is 1 min 33 seconds

But you need a line of diamond blocks to do the bow method

@@TheOGCreeper Is there an RSG subcategory? That's what I'd be most interested in

@@Tkdriverx yeah there is, no runs yet though. the strat is pretty simple, get a diamond hoe and 2 god apples from chests, and you can just hide in a hole and kill it

I wish I could pin comments for my use later

@@pintachu9162 screenshot

Genius

I only rely on iron Golem, 3-4 stack iron ingots. I summoned 3 iron Golems then when the Warden attacked one of the Iron Golems, I keep healing the Iron Golem who was fighting with Warden. I heal a bit away because the Warden will instantly change his target and attack me to death.

I think this is my new favourite approach to the warden. Genius

Warden can’t fit in a one by one hole, also the same reason you can’t entity cram the wither

@@blueskyhigh1426 The Warden's hitbox is 0.9 blocks wide, so it should be able to fit into a one-block hole.

@@blueskyhigh1426 factually wrong, get splanked

@@blueskyhigh1426 Can't entity cram the wither because it breaks blocks

@@DMZ_5 Tango Tek has a wither killing farm using entity cramming by trapping the withers in the bedrock roof of the nether in a way they won't suffocate, and spawning enough withers to entity cram them all. He did this in survival too, on Hermitcraft.

Maybe occasionally run in give a hit and go back the 15 blocks mark

Was looking for a comment like this, obviously despawned lmao

Wouldn’t a name tag completely prevent it from leaving?

TNT trap… I’ve dropped a tnt block on the spawner and killed it once gonna try and pressure plate triggered TNT next

Lol

Ah, yes the Deep dark dimension.

just me hoping the portal eventually goes somewhere

@@CaptainSparklez I hope so too

Dormammu I've come to bargain

😂😂 ​@@buildawall5803

More than one warden is possible.

@@jackofclubs6229 but don't iron golems sink

I’ve mainly just kept using tons of water. I found that Wardens are like golems in that they can’t swim down in water. They float like freaking balloons. I just keep putting ceilings into the halls of the Ancient Cities and placing water over it so I can at any point just break a few blocks above me and watch the thing just slowly *Ascend* in front of me while I just reblock the ceiling and move on. Plus, if you wanted to kill the Warden for any reason, just put a magma block under you, break the ceiling blocks, and just keep punching him. All you need is to be at least 3-4 blocks under him and he’ll be unable to even reach you while you can just keep bopping him in the legs. I have become Aquatic Mole Man.

@@Alexk0200 Maybe the Warden is unique then. All I know is that I originally tested this by making a straight-up pool down there and lured some into it from a sign doorway at the bottom. They just floated right up and I sat there punching them for a while until they died.

I hate to break it to you, but more than one warden can spawn

I googled it and the wiki says its no longer considered undead

Fake news

It's not undead

@@dannymartial7997 yh look at HawkFPV's comment.

@@NothingMeansNothingButNothing same thing as the other comment i made.

But it can not damage the dragon... so sad

It can also do it in Java. When initially released in the snapshots, it could kill 4 or 5 withers in succession, but got killed 2 v 1 because it kept changing targets.

@@suzannestrickland1586 it can sonic boom go brrrr

@@az1202 I set it up on bedrock and let it loose... I broke the crystals and got them targeting it... no damage. Not even with the sonic boom

@@suzannestrickland1586 prob not aggroed

mojang devs: "We decided that the Warden no longer takes fall damage from spikes."

Sawyer Paul had an interesting comment where they said they go around using water they place in ceilings(?) where if they're running away they can break a few ceiling blocks, and since wardens "float like freaking balloons" in water according to them lol, they can just move on. Water seems like a decent defense I guess. Also I agree, that trapdoor trap seems like a good way to stop the warden from advancing on you. Even if you don't wanna bother hanging around to shoot it to death with a load of arrows, you can at least maybe make your escape while it's stuck in the trapdoor trap lol :D

@@richardpike8748 I saw that! It's cool! It just feels like too much prep? I can't really wrap my head around how it works. Again, a video or something would be great.

Just stay croutched and pillar up with wool. The sonic boom has a limited range so if you go far enough it leaves, and wool doesn’t activate the skulk

Pillaring seems to be the reliable thing. The warden is built to kill you if you run and hide

@@lomiification interesting. I was under the impression that it would sonic boom before there was a chance to get high enough.

A RU-vidr? Il mango is up there on being *the* RU-vid tech inventor

@@lomiification And?

i was gonna say he didn't use strength or regen or golden apples or anything during the head-on fight and i feel like with the addition of those things he'd probably stand a chance

If you play on bedrock it's suggested to use a sword, because unlike in Java, swords do more damages.

@@Blueninja-xt4ci Swords don’t do more damage but there is no cooldown after each hit so you can spam it

@@huntermc07 yes in bedrock swords deal 1 more damage

@@zeebo30 Golden apples and strength are A LOT stronger in bedrock also you can spam

I actually hope they do this AND make him completely immune to fall damage. Including dripstone

They should add a Curse onto the Player after they manage to kill the Warden, like when you pick up a Pillager's Banner. Something to actively punish them for killing it.

@@prometheanrebel3838 the lack of a reward for killing the warden, and the "costs" related to killing him, are already punishment enough. Although ngl, I like the idea of a curse or effect as an additional punishment.

@@adrian225 I had this string of ideas when the Warden was the first buzz. -Firstly, I want to address how the Devs say that making a tower wouldn't save you. I propose that the Warden generates Sculk under it's feet as it walks anywhere that's not in the Deep Dark. The Warden could also make a "Sculk Wall" up a cliff that only it can climb, if it knows you escaped upwards. -Secondly, I want to address any possible weaknesses. The first obvious one I think, should be Sunlight, but instead of damaging the Warden, it afflicts it with Weakness. Also, I think that Water should also be a weakness against the Warden, but only temporarily. Unlike Endermen, the Warden will be afflicted with Slow and Weakness, but if its in the water for too long, it'll infest it, turning it into a new type of water; Deep Murk. -Deep Murk will be a water type found exclusively in the Deep Dark and its Cities. This thick water moves at about 1.5 times the speed of lava, and appears pitch-black on the surface, and causes Darkness to the Player if they're standing in it. -The waters of the Deep Dark should not be barren, however, as I imagine the Deep Murk is actually very bright and glow under the void-like surface, teeming with Sculk-infested plant and marine-life.

Every 5 sec warden recover 3 hp in normal and 6 in hardcore

shhh the devs might hotfix that to be a thing. Then we'd all need 3 deep pits to trap it lol

Spiders are known for STICKING to WALLS. Now take an elephant, and have it climb something comparable to it in size. Good luck

@@Plusle843 not even a remotely close comparison. It’s more like asking a person with extra long arms to climb on top of an average sedan car. A completely reasonable ask.

@@chapystick_ Except that look at arms, and then look at BODY. It's asking an OVERWEIGHT person lift himself over an edge. Let's also remember that Warden is BLIND. COMPLETELY. DO you know many blind people that climb edges? Even waist high?

@@Plusle843 yet the size of its arms are bigger than its body combined. I still don’t think a blind gorilla who never skips arm day would have trouble crawling onto a wall at armpit height

That's because they made it the most annoying mob in the game, not the hardest. Just not worth fighting, except for the street cred.

Either we need new weapons to take out mobs like the warden exclusively, or we need an enchantment, sneaking around the deep dark feels terrifying if you don't have stacks of wool to spend

@@RaiuAdami But sneaking around and not having weapons to deal with him is the whole point.

@@TheAwes0meo It is yes, but there needs to be an endgame somewhere where you can overcome the warden. First you're forced to sneak, then you can fight

@@RaiuAdami no, Ruins the warden

@@RaiuAdami they don't get the fact that your more interested in taking him out in the end game even faster in the mentioned method. but honestly by end game you should have more than enough by then heck I only saved up in the begining from 3 or 4 sheep and had allot. pluss there are allot more ways to make emeralds like introducing a Fletcher for sticks and such. depending on there emerald trade farmers can be profitable but honestly Zombify them for max profit if you can maybe even get village hero bonus.

Ah the government solution. Just keep throwing money at a defense contractor.

yeah just get him in that small hole that jordan think is the best way and have dispensers spam shoot

I don't consider entities without health bars as bosses, which is why Warden and Elder Guardian aren't bosses in my book. If Warden is a protector of the ancient city and it's secrets (a protector of the portal?), and is already a walking, shooting blind menace, imagine of the possibilities of an actual boss from another dimension. Once they release a new dimension, and if it will have a boss, it could very much rival bedrock wither (yes there's many instances of ordinary warden defeating wither, but only because wither entirely gets rid of it's aerial attack advantage, and proceeds to lower all the way to Warden's level, and that is the only reason warden emerges victorious)

@@Eh......... I feel like a blaze would have a better chance of beating a warden than the wither would because blazes tend to be better at maintaining that height advantage while shooting from a distance (until they go in for a melee attack which I didn't know blazes could do). I agree about wardens and elder guardians not being bosses. Elder guardians have never felt like a boss to me, especially because I've never died to them (they can't do that much damage other than thorns damage because I'm always geared up before taking on an ocean monument). Wardens are another one I've never died to (that I can remember at least) and I think the thing that stops them from being a boss level threat is that they don't have the flight ability so you can literally just fly up to a ledge and snipe them with a bow. It's also weird that wardens have a despawn mechanic whereas all the others stay spawned once they have been. I also really like the idea of a new boss in some kind of skulk dimension. The thought that there could be a mob that makes the warden look like a regular minecraft zombie or something is terrifying and I'm sure the rewards would be proportional to the difficulty of the boss

@@Eh......... withers are kind of easy to kill even in bedrock

Yes, then have string covered over the dripstone which will trigger pistons to push the warden back into the bubble column. Infinite repeat of dropping the warden. You can prolly do this at like 50 blocks high or something. A warden meat grinder

Thorns reduces armor durability, apparently.

@@TheIrrelevantYT yea but with mending, unbreaking and Modern XP farms it really doesn’t make too much difference lol

There are farms which can be setup way more easily without thorns, but again, you can make a second armour set

The point of Thorns is to punish relatively weak attacks while disrupting the attacker; this usually works in singleplayer because most mobs don't have the attack power to be more than a mild inconvenience, so when a mob sneaks up on you or you're dealing with a swarm it speeds up taking them down, and in PvP it annoys your opponent and racks up damage on their armour even if you've stopped attacking to heal. When it comes to the very few high-damaging vanilla mobs and strong modded mobs tho, not only it's not exactly the best idea to fight them up close (why are you trying to melee something that 3hkos you even in full prot 4 netherite?), but also Thorns can actually be counterproductive because Thorns damage only caps at 4 (the same as a wood or gold sword), so more often than not it will just mess up your attack timing by triggering the invulnerability frames before your weapon swing AND eat away at your armour durability even more. Even disregarding everything I just said, Thorns only works for "melee" attacks which only includes actual melee attacks and projectiles like arrows; Witches and Guardians, dealing magic damage, are unaffected as is the Warden while using the sonic attack, which ignores every defense of the target except the Resistance effect.

ever since i killed an endermite that attacked me while setting up an end farm, i stopped wearing thorns

3. Put minecarts at his feet

I hope they make that change it’s pathetic just seeing him there taking all the arrows not being able to do anything about it