Minecraft

Geysers push all entities, including both players and mobs, caught within the steam upwards continuously. They don’t cause damage, but if you’re shot up high into the air, you may end up accidentally taking fall damage when you land. While you’re already exploring around the Sulfur Caves biome to gather the required supplies for geyser making, you may want to check off some other key tasks. Consider working on getting the Bounce music disc and learning all Sulfur Cube archetypes and block absorption effects.

The Bounce music disc starts off slow and mellow, but switches to an extremely upbeat, energetic tune as the track progresses. The full disc is three minutes and 55 seconds long, but you can hear a snippet of the beginning below if you’re trying to decide whether or not hunting for this disc is worth it. While you’re already exploring the Sulfur Caves areas, you may also want to learn about all Sulfur Cube archetypes and block absorption effects. Or, if you’re up for another tricky musical scavenger hunt, you may instead want to work on getting the Lava Chicken music disc.

Sulfur Cubes are passive mobs that can absorb full-sized blocks. Upon feeding this mob a block, a different Sulfur Cube archetype is activated, thus triggering an array of unique abilities and effects. Although this mob is passive and will never intentionally hurt players, it can unintentionally cause damage if you activate one of the two dangerous archetypes, which are Explosive and Hot. Otherwise, though, this creature is just a harmless friend you can interact with for fun.

Sulfur Cube archetypes are essentially a set of behavior, ability, and effect modifiers that are applied to this mob as soon as you feed it a block. Different blocks result in different archetypes, making Sulfur Cubes one of the most unique mobs you can meet.