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Vexes can now cross Nether and End portals and move in water. Vexes have been buffed - their attack damage has been increased from 3 to 5 on Easy, from 4 to 9 on Normal, and from 6 to 13 × 6.5 on Hard. The specific instructions are: Attacking vexes before 18w43a, also before and after MC-181925 Java Edition Please remove this notice once you've added suitable isometric renders to the article. Vexes have entity data associated with them that contains various properties. This happens when the vexes killed the mob that their evoker commanded them to. When idle, vexes wander within a 15×11×15 cuboid range centered on their evoker's position, unless summoned by a spawn egg or by the / summon command.
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A vex does not despawn if it has been named via nametag, or commands, or if it is in a block, minecart, or boat. Vexes summoned by an evoker start taking damage after 30 to 119 seconds and eventually die. This does not apply if the vex is summoned by a spawner, spawn egg or by the / summon command. This also includes Johnny vindicators, who also attack vexes, despite the vindicator being a illager. If any mob attacks a vex, any vexes in the area become hostile toward it. Vexes do not count as the bossbar during a raid.
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While attacking, they glow red and lunge at their target. Vexes also can be bounced back when pushed by a slime block. While vexes can pass through blocks easily, honey blocks seem to slow them down. Vexes can pass through bedrock, meaning it's possible for them to die in the void. Vexes are capable of flying through the air, and can freely pass through any block, including water and lava, without taking damage. They still attack these mobs even when they do not have a weapon, and they deal the same damage. Vexes attack players, adult villagers, iron golems, and wandering traders if an evoker summoned them, and any other target as commanded by their summoning evoker (any mob that attacks the evoker, either by accident or purposely or any mob illagers naturally attack on sight). This is not affected by the Looting enchantment.ĥ is dropped when killed by a player or tamed wolf in both editions. In Bedrock Edition, the vex can drop its iron sword with random durability. In Java Edition, the vex's iron sword does not drop, because its main hand's HandDropChances is 0. Vexes never spawn naturally, although they can be spawned using spawn eggs or via commands. An evoker can summon additional vexes even if some still remain alive from the last summoning. When summoned, three vexes appear near or around the evoker. Vexes spawn as part of an evoker's summoning attack the evoker signals this attack by producing off-white smoke and a high-pitched horn-like sound.