The Wandering Murder

The Wandering Murderer

A terrifying new mob that will hunt you down in seek of revenge. It will only spawn after killing a wandering trader. Reminds me of some terraria boss spawning mechanics.
This is meant to be a unique take on the horror Minecraft niche. The initial goal was to make it so that it wouldn’t have a weakness to the typical horror mob thing like pillaring or swimming, but also make it logically make sense.
For a while I’ve wanted to make a mob that was in the horror-ish genre, but also stand out.

If you manage to survive and “kill” it, you will receive the Gilded Emerald Cleaver, and gain its respect.

Milkman’s Weapon: Reborn

This was initially meant to be something terrifying hidden within another datapack, so there is indeed another bit of content associated with this.

This portion introduces two new items:
The Molotov Milktail, and the Milktail Crate.

The Molotov Milktail can be crafted through using:

• Milk Bucket
• TNT

The max stack size is 16.

The Milktail Craft can be crafting through using:

• 2 Raw copper
• Any wool block
• Stick

The Wandering Murderer

The Milkman Reborn is a disguise for this guy!
You can summon it by killing a wandering trader. He will then chase you down for 2 days, and at the end, give you his sword (if you manage to kill it).
After killing the wandering murderer, wandering traders will have a new trader: Whey Protein Powder. This will summon an event known as the “Trader’s Onslaught”, which makes it slightly deadlier, and not stop attacking for a while. There is no reward to killing it here (like a sword), and instead a new trade will be available.

There are now settings for this mod (in version 2.0 and above), which is accessible via `/function milk:settings`.

Here’s the resource pack if it still fails: https://github.com/Stevelocks100/wandering_murderer/releases/latest

Additional Credits

• Triton365 – Blockstate
• N0de Datapacks – Area Scan
• MulverineX – Player Motion
• Paramnesia – Lyfer (secret music disc)
• Gibbsly – UUID Conversion Library
• Gibbsly – Math Library