What to Feed a Wyvern in Minecraft
- "I'm prototyping a new and very exciting aggressive mob. It's going to take a while, but once its ready, it may dethrone the ogre as your favorite mob. Very exciting, I tell you."
- ―DrZhark
Wyverns are flying tamable mobs that live in in the Wyvern Lair dimension.
Spawning
Natural generation
Wyverns spawn naturally on any opaque block in light levels of 9 or above in the Wyvern Lair.
Common wyverns are at least 2-3 blocks long and 3-4 blocks tall. Mother wyverns and tier 2 wyverns are about 8-9 blocks long and 4.5 blocks tall.
Drops
Wyverns have a 10% chance to drop an egg upon death, and mother wyverns have a 33% chance to drop an egg. Tamed wyverns do not drop eggs.
Wyverns drop 5 experience when killed by a player or tamed wolf. They will also drop anything equipped, such as a saddle, horse armor, chest, and all the contents of their inventory.
Maggots
Several maggots will spawn in the place of an undead wyvern when they die.
Behavior
A wild wyvern about to attack.
Movement
Wyverns will wander and fly around aimlessly in the Wyvern Lair. Sometimes, after flying for a while, they will float downwards. If a wyvern gets below layer 10 in the Wyvern Lair, they will be instantly removed from the world. Unlike the ender dragon, wyverns have an unpredictable flight pattern. If the player is within a 12-16 block radius of a wyvern, they will attack and occasionally poison them.
They will only attack on Easy or higher difficulty; switching to the Peaceful setting will not make them despawn. It will, however, prevent them from doing any damage to you, but they can still poison you. They will also attack any mob that provokes them, and may stop attacking and try to fly away aimlessly if their health is below half.
Tamed wyverns don't tend to fly around like wild wyverns do, but they may fly away if they have taken damage from a non-player source, such as skeleton arrows. It is recommended to tie them to a fence with a lead (although it may break if they get loose) or put them in a roofed enclosure to prevent them from escaping. Another option is to use a whip on them to make them sit. A tamed wyvern will not attack their owner.
Taming
A wyvern can be tamed by hatching a wyvern egg. Once the egg has been placed, it will eventually hatch into a friendly baby wyvern, and it will take about one or two Minecraft days (20 to 40 minutes) for the tamed wyvern to grow to full size. Mother wyverns and tier 2 wyverns take longer to grow, as they are larger than the common wyvern variants. After the tamed wyvern has grown up, it can be equipped with a saddle, chest, and armor.
Tamed wyverns can be healed with raw rat or raw turkey.
Usage
Riding
Wyverns can be equipped with either saddles found in dungeons or a crafted saddle. When a wyvern has been tamed and saddled, the player can control it with the standard directional controls, spacebar or fly, and the mouse. You can dismount a wyvern with the shift key, and descend with the Z key. Like other mountable mobs, a player can use any item while riding a wyvern.
A ridden wyvern will automatically run up any one block high slope. They can also run very fast, and are one of the most, if not, the fastest ridden mobs in Mo' Creatures. Wyverns can fly much faster than pegasus or fairy horses, as well as minecarts. They can also be combined with speed potions.
Protection
Wyverns can be equipped with horse armor to reduce the damage it receives. All three types can be used, including iron, gold, or diamond. The only type of armor that wyverns can't wear is crystal mount armor. To place armor on a wyvern, right-click on the wyvern with the armor. To take the armor off, use shears or place the wyvern in a pet amulet.
Storage
A chest can be given to tamed wyvern to carry an inventory of 18 slots, which can be opened with shift and right-click.
Sitting
A whip can be used to make tamed wyvern sit and remain stationary, this can prevent a tamed wyvern from flying away or getting lost.
Variations
Wyverns will typically spawn using one of 9 different skins. These include: green (jungle), yellow (sand), orange-red (savanna), light green (swamp), icy blue (Arctic), brown (mountain), grey (cave), blue (sea), and red (mother).
| Image | Type |
|---|---|
 | Jungle wyvern |
 | Swamp wyvern |
 | Savanna wyvern |
 | Sand wyvern |
 | Arctic wyvern |
 | Cave wyvern |
 | Mountain wyvern |
 | Sea wyvern |
Mother wyvern
Mother wyverns are a large and rather rare type of wyvern. Their appearance is bright red, so don't get confused between a savanna wyvern and a mother. Wild mother wyverns are much smaller than tamed mother wyverns, being at least the same size as a common wyvern.
Since they are so rare, they can be very hard to find. After you hatch a mother wyvern egg and wait a while, you will see that they get bigger than the more common wyverns; mother wyverns are at least twice the size of normal wyverns when they are fully grown. A mother wyvern can be given either an essence of undead, dark, or light. However, since mother wyverns are red, they cannot be given an essence of fire.
A mother wyvern in the Wyvern Lair.
A baby mother wyvern.
Ghost wyvern
A ghost wyvern has a chance of spawning when a tamed wyvern has been killed. Ghost wyverns can also be equipped with a saddle, chest, and horse armor, just like regular wyverns. There is a 25% chance that a ghost wyvern will spawn when killed. Wyverns can become a ghost regardless of their size even if they're not fully grown. There are 12 types of ghost wyverns. Wyverns that are killed will have their respective variant pass on into the ghost's form, and they each behave in the same way. It is possible to see through a ghost wyvern, as they are transparent.
A ghost mountain wyvern.
Flying on a ghost wyvern.
Light wyvern
A light wyvern is creamy-white in color, and can be obtained by giving a mother wyvern an essence of light.
A light wyvern.
Dark wyvern
A dark wyvern is black in color, and has red eyes. They can be obtained by giving a mother wyvern an essence of darkness.
A dark wyvern.
Undead wyvern
An undead wyvern is rotting-green in color, and can be created by giving a mother wyvern an essence of undead. They take damage from splash potions of Healing, and are healed with splash potions of Harming. They also take extra damage from the Smite enchantment.
An undead wyvern.
History
| Version |
|---|
v10.0.4- Fixed bug that made wyverns revert back to mother wyvern. |
v8.0.0 DEVa- Wyvern speed, health, attack damage has been changed so that 2nd tier wyverns are now significantly better. - Added wyvern ghosts. - Synchronized wyvern wing flapping animations / sounds. The wing flap depending on the flight speed when ridden. - Added transform animation to wyverns. |
v6.2.1- Fixed wyverns not laying eggs. - Fixed wyverns not dropping the correct egg type. - Added new server '/mocspawn' admin command which allows you to spawn any type of wyvern instantly. |
v6.2.0 DEV R1 hotfix3- Fixed new wyvern egg types not hatching. |
v6.1.0- Fixed wyvern flying. |
v6.1.0 DEV R1- Added new wyvern textures. |
v5.2.5 DEV R1- Fixed wyverns getting stuck under the Wyvern Lair. They will now kill themselves if they end up falling under the world. |
v5.2.1 DEV- Fixed wyvern crash in singleplayer. |
v5.2.0 DEV- Wyverns will drop eggs on death even if they're not spawned in the wyvern lair. - Mother wyverns now spawn 5% of the time (up from 3%). |
v5.2.0- Fixed wyverns flying away after being tamed. |
v5.1.5- Mother wyverns now have a 1/3 chance to drop eggs instead of 1/10. |
v5.1.2 DEV- Added tier 2 wyverns. Essences can be used on tamed mother wyverns to obtain the other tier 2 versions. - Added undead wyverns. - Increased wyvern size and speed. |
v5.1.1 DEV- Added new undead wyvern obtained by giving an essence of undead to a tamed wyvern. - Mounted wyverns now fly way faster. |
v5.0.8- Wyverns 'stay' when using a whip near them, or by right-clicking on them while holding a whip. |
v5.0.4- Improved despawning of wyverns in the wyvern lair to increase FPS/performance. |
v5.0.3- Wyverns no longer take the whole stack of saddles when saddled. - Wyverns are no longer attacked by the rider's sword. - Increased health of wyverns. |
v5.0.0- Added wyverns. |
Trivia
- Wyverns are based on the dragon-like creatures of the same name.
- Despite having reptilian features, like Komodo dragons and crocodiles, wyverns do not drop reptile hide. The same applies to snakes.
- All wyverns (with the exception of tier 2 and mother wyverns) are named after a specific biome or ecosystem found on Earth; sand, swamp, jungle, mountain, Arctic, sea, cave, and savanna.
- After horses and big cats, wyverns have the third most variations of any mob, with 12 in total.
- Wyverns are the largest aggressive mobs in Mo' Creatures.
- Wyverns fly at approximately 6 meters per second, which is about the same speed as flying in creative mode.
- Tamed wyverns will not retaliate if attacked by another mob, even if a skeleton shoots an arrow at it, unlike wild wyverns.
Gallery
The first screenshot of wyverns released by DrZhark.
A wyvern habitat with all of the tier 1 wyverns.
Several wyverns tied up on leads.
A papercraft mother wyvern.
Wyvern chest model.
A fully grown tamed mother wyvern.
A tamed jungle wyvern with eggs.
Several tier 2 wyverns.
A dark wyvern wearing iron horse armor.
An Arctic wyvern wearing diamond horse armor.
| Entities | |
|---|---|
| Passive mobs | Ant • Butterfly • Cricket • Deer • Dragonfly • Duck • Firefly • Fly • Maggot • Mole • Mouse • Roach • Snail |
| Neutral mobs | Bee • Boar • Ent • Rat • Ogre • Werewolf • Wild Wolf • |
| Hostile mobs | Big Golem • Crocodile • Hellrat • Horsemob • Mini Golem • Silver Skeleton • Wraith |
| Tameable mobs | Bear • Big Cat • Bird • Bunny • Crab • Dolphin • Elephant (Mammoth)• Fishy • Fox • Goat • Horse • Jellyfish • Kitty • Komodo Dragon • Manta Ray • Manticore • Medium Fish • Ostrich • Raccoon • Scorpion • Shark • Small Fish • Snake • Stingray • Turkey • Turtle • Wyvern |
| Upcoming | Chimpanzee • Minotaur • Medusa • Ogre Prince |
| Stationary objects | Kitty Bed • Litter Box • Egg |
| Removed | Fish Bowl |
Source: https://mocreatures-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Wyvern
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