Village (SRP Minecraft)

He is a brave man, his profession is blacksmithing, which is why he has great skill in creating weapons, and he is paranoid about noises. He was the second most influential contributor to the creation of the golem.

He always tries to calm conflict situations to avoid panic, but because of this he often doesn't give importance to serious problems.

He's a lazy bum who doesn't have a profession, he's a complete drone and nobody in the village likes him. And yet, to everyone's surprise, he was the one who contributed the most to the creation of the golem.

Kind and brave. He is always ready to defend the village from any danger, even at the cost of his life. He was created from four iron blocks and a pumpkin. He communicates with small sounds. I would rather die than be possessed by parasites.

He has a great intellect and is a very cultured person; he owns the village library. If he sees any parasites, he'll give each type a nickname as a form of impromptu recognition.

A seemingly harmless parasitic larva, it triggers the hive's summoning effect if touched. It has a very strong survival instinct, as it will fight off any hostile creature.

This is the adult form of the Buglin, about the size of half a villager. They are the primary cause of infecting the world's creatures with parasites. Initially, they will flee from hostile creatures and infect peaceful creatures with Call of the Hive. If five creatures are killed, they can leave a tunnel from which Buglins will emerge from time to time. This is the creature the blacksmith saw.

They are the evolved form of the Rupters, are very aggressive, and when they kill someone, they assimilate their body to transform it into another host for the parasites. They always break light sources and generally appear in stage 6.

They are hosts for parasites, they are very aggressive and only want to spread the parasites; when they die they can explode, attracting more parasites.

Phase I: When an assimilated human dies, it can leave behind a Beckon, which will make a bell sound upon appearing and will very slowly begin to infect the terrain. It can summon biomass that will turn into rabid Rupters.

Phase II: It will grow larger and summon assimilated mobs.

Phase III: It will grow even larger and will be able to summon primitive parasites, as well as create parasitic turrets and pure parasites.

Phase IV: It will become much larger and summon a lower-level Beckon.

Whoever possesses this effect for the following time will become an assimilated mob. It is abbreviated with "LDlC" or "COTH"

The phases are the stages of the parasites; currently, the world is in phase 2, which means the rupters are fully aggressive. Phase changes are signaled by strange noises.

The only one aware of the parasites' existence is the blacksmith, since he witnessed a rupter. He doesn't know what they are. The parasites' weakness is fire. Zombies are common at night, and every village in the world knows it.

Assimilated mobs that manage to kill a significant number of animals and people can become feral. In this phase, they mutate, causing their skin to fall off. They have much more strength but less health.

Parasite biomes appear naturally in stage 6. They are caused by a block called a node, which is created by a stage IV Beckon. When the node is destroyed, the Beckon will create another one shortly afterward until it too dies. The biome's appearance is horrific: the floor is infested, the ground is contaminated, and it's always crackling.

An infected creature that dies before being fully assimilated will become an incomplete parasitic form; it is a shapeless mass of flesh and bones.

Some specific mobs, when assimilated by parasites, use their abilities to their advantage.

It is an assimilatory spider; it throws webs at its victims to prevent them from moving and thus kill them more easily; it does not have much resistance to blows.

They are tall creatures with purple eyes, they can teleport and move blocks, they become aggressive if you look them in the eyes, and their weakness is water. They are not parasites.

It has the characteristics of the enderman, except that it was assimilated by the parasites, water does not affect it, it trembles and teleports compulsively, it can appear in quadrupedal or upright form, and it brings nearby parasites to fight alongside it.

After killing several mobs, the assimilated parasites will melt into large chunks of living flesh. These chunks will attempt to merge with others to create a primitive parasite. They generally appear in stage 3.

If an assimilated human kills at least five skeletons, they will become a host, a formless black creature attached to skeletons that travels underground, can summon Rupters, and leaves infested remains. It always seeks to destroy sources of light.

It is the evolution of the host; it is bigger, stronger, and can now summon Manglers.

It's a primitive parasite, meaning it can adapt to damage. It has long arms and can infest food. It can break low-hardness blocks and destroy light sources. The closer it is to death, the more damage it deals.

Fear makes you more likely to get hurt from a fall.

It's an effect that makes you hungrier.

It is a primitive parasite that acts as a support for other parasites, regenerating them and increasing their speed. It has the appearance of a malformed flesh with tentacles and tiny legs.

It is a primitive, quadrupedal parasite with the ability to approach invisibly; it is very agile. It has an appearance somewhat similar to a large wolf.

It is an effect that makes the parasites faster and more ferocious.

It is a primitive quadrupedal parasite with the ability to approach the enemy by jumping, it can summon Rupter with the rage effect with horrible screams, it can also revive the parasites with these same screams

A primitive quadruped parasite with area-of-effect damage, it can cause nausea and has a special attack: a powerful charge capable of dealing brutal damage. It has a gray variant with less health but more damage.

It is a primitive flying parasite, has a yellow eye, launches projectiles, and has a special attack where it launches highly corrosive acid.

A primitive arachnid parasite, it shoots webs to immobilize its enemies and uses nets to attract any distant creature; it can produce temporary blindness and climb walls.

It is a very brutal, primitive aquatic parasite.

It is a parasite similar to the rupter, but it is much weaker and dies if it does not find a host in a short time. It transforms mobs into feral parasites when several of them use them as hosts. If several of these enter the Golem, they will kidnap it, controlling its body.

It is a golem that was kidnapped by the Gnat, its face is split in two and the three tentacles of the Gnat come out of it.

It is a primitive flying parasite that summons Gnaps.

It is a primitive parasite that moves underground, has the appearance of a large worm, tentacles with pincers, and breaks light sources.

It is the most agile and fastest variant of the Carrier.

It is a parasite that approaches creatures to explode and release toxic gas, infested waste, Rupters, and Gnaps.

It is a compass that locates the direction in which the node of a parasite biome is located.

These are the evolved forms of primitive parasites, possessing a much higher level of adaptation. Generations appear in phase 6.

Only Buglins will appear

Rupters will appear naturally.

The Rupters become completely hostile

Parasites passively gain evolution points.

Primitive parasites may appear naturally, and trying to fish will no longer be effective.

Beckons will be able to grow normally to their Phase III.

Crops grow 10% slower, and mobs have a small chance of spawning with the Hive Call effect. Beckons can grow to stage IV, rupters are replaced by Manglers, and assimilated mobs are replaced by adapted parasites.

Parasites will appear during the day, crops grow 30% slower, and the probability of a mob having the hive call effect is much higher; primitive parasites stop appearing.

Crops grow 60% slower, mobs have a high probability of becoming infected without contact with parasites, it's all over, the parasites won.

Agriculture is no longer useful

Nothing other than a parasite can reproduce naturally; any creature that inhabits this phase will be instantly infected with COHT.

At night, zombies, endermen, living skeletons, and parasites appear, of course.

Some assimilated parasites mutate and gain abilities depending on the species. They are superior to normal assimilated animals but inferior to feral assimilated animals. They appear from phase 4 onwards

They are fat, assimilated cows with bumps in the middle of their bodies, they move very slowly and their special attack is to vomit on their victim causing them to not be able to see well. Vomiting causes COHT, weakness, hunger, the viral effect, and a feeling that can only be described as rotting alive (wither).

Its skin is a sickly pale cream color and one of its arms atrophied and turned into a black appendage with a single sharp claw at the tip; it sometimes makes small jumps and its special attack is to mount its victim. Their attacks can cause cuts that give the effect of bleeding.

Many black appendages protrude from his torso and face. It is completely immune to fall damage and takes advantage of this by making long jumps. They grab their victims and leave them completely vulnerable while they attack them until they assimilate or kill them. They are immune to water

They have no wool at all. They are incapable of close combat and try to maintain distance. They attack by throwing a meat bomb that, when it bursts, releases a powerful acid. Nickname: the librarian referred to them as "to

They lost their forearms and look malnourished, they throw acid every five seconds and attack faster the more injured they are. They cannot attack in melee.

It uses its long tongue to catch its victims and assimilate them

When the parasites fully assimilate into a peaceful mob (like a cow or villager) they can appear normal and pretend they are not infected. Even so, they will continue to stealthily infect others with COTH

He is the villager in charge of the village's crops, he has a pessimistic personality and doesn't talk much to the rest, he just does his job and that's it.

He is an arrogant person who believes he is the best butcher in the world and has the best cuts despite hardly selling anything; he believes the reason for this is because others are ignorant and have terrible taste.