The latest game from Mojang Studios brings players head to head against each other in a base building, resource collecting, melee. Buildings need building, enemies need vanquishing, and it is all achieved with the help of allied mobs. These little guys trail around behind you once you summon them. You can build a wide array of allies to help you in your fight against the Piglins. Creepers, Skeletons, and Zombies will all follow you once summoned and bring the pain to anyone unlucky enough to get in their way. Gathering these guys is one thing, but can you unsummon allied mobs in Minecraft Legends if you just want a little peace and quiet?
Can you unsummon allied mobs in Minecraft Legends?
In a nutshell, no, you can’t. Once you have summoned the little fellows, you are stuck with them until they die. You can briefly lose them in the environment, and you can send them out to fight your battles with mob commands, but they will always still be present on your mob counter. This means you won’t be able to create more until you either upgrade your mob count or send them to oblivion.
A few methods for allied mob control in Minecraft Legends
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If you want your entourage to leave you alone for a little while or just want to remodel your personal army, there are a few methods you can use. Some are kind and inclusive, and one is tantamount to murder.
Increase your mob size
You can use the Flame of Creation to increase your mob size. This allows you to summon even more allies to your side to fight until the bitter end. This is the humane way to adjust your allied mobs in Minecraft Legends. Unfortunately, you must progress quite far into the game before this becomes available.
Kill them all!
Your allied mobs in Minecraft Legends are loyal to the bitter end. You can point them in any direction, and they will charge mindlessly into battle. One way to unsummon allied mobs in Minecraft Legends is to simply send them to their deaths. Use your mob commands to send them into an unwinnable battle and watch them fall to the hands of the enemy. It’s cruel, but it works.
Another method is to walk them into a situation they can’t survive. Think lava, high drops, and thorns. Brutal but effective. Just think about all those times a Creeper came in and blew your little Minecraft homestead to dust.
