Polonyna

Bells.
Copper, iron, and gold: can be hung under a block or on a chain, and ring when clicked, hit by an arrow, powered by redstone, or placed next to a door. The lighter the metal, the higher the pitch. A bell can be attached to a cow or sheep (and removed with an empty hand) so the animal jingles as it moves. A cow with a bell grazing on our herbs produces special milk.

Herbs.
Thyme, mint, lemon balm, sage, rosemary, St. John’s wort, yarrow, as well as nettle, tansy, and frostflower. They can be dried in bundles on walls, or gathered into bouquets (which can also be potted).

Milk.
Curative, spiced, and spoiled buckets; the “Ward Against Undead” effect; curative and spiced milk yield milk dye and dark milk dye.

Milk Production Conditions.
Curative milk is obtained by attaching a bell to a cow and planting yarrow, lemon balm, or mint nearby. Spiced milk is produced when a cow is near thyme, sage, or rosemary. Spoiled milk is produced if a cow eats tansy or St. John’s wort. New milk types are produced on average every three minutes, depending on the type of bell on the cow.

Milk Colors.
Two new colors applied across every colored block in the game: wool, carpets, terracotta and glazed terracotta, concrete, concrete powder, glass and glass panes, shulker boxes, beds, candles (and cakes with candles), banners, and bundles. They can also be used to dye sheep—affecting their wool, shearing yields, and lambs.

Herder’s Hut.
A rare structure found in meadows and plains, featuring a herder’s bed, a chest filled with herbs, and a cluster of iron bells.