Komodo dragons are one of the slowest rideable mobs (they can however, be combined with speed potions). It uses a slightly different heart texture than the player's health bar.
When riding a Komodo dragon, the hunger bar is replaced by the Komodo dragon's health in survival or adventure mode. The player dismounts using the shift key. Once a Komodo dragon is tamed and saddled, the player can control it with standard directional controls, jump, and the mouse. Unlike most other rideable mobs, they cannot wear chests. Tamed Komodo dragons can be healed with raw turkey or raw rat.Īfter a Komodo dragon reaches its full size, it can be equipped with a saddle and ridden. If you move too far from the egg, the newly hatched Komodo dragon will be wild. Komodo dragons are also venomous and will poison their prey and the player when attacking.Ī Komodo dragon can be tamed by hatching a Komodo dragon egg within several blocks where the egg was placed.
Komodo dragons will chase the player within a 12-16 block radius. Komodo dragons are semi-aquatic, and can swim in water as well as walk on land. Occasionally, a Komodo dragon will sit on the ground with their legs spread out, much like crocodiles. Komodo dragons will wander around aimlessly, hissing occasionally and sticking out their tongues like snakes. Tamed Komodo dragons will drop a saddle upon death if worn, regardless if a normal saddle or crafted saddle was placed on it.Ī tamed Komodo dragon with a saddle equipped. They drop 1-3 experience when killed by a player or tamed wolf. Komodo dragons (large dragons, not small ones) also have a 25% chance to drop an egg. The amount of reptile hide dropped is not affected by the Looting enchantment. Komodo dragons will drop 0 to 1 reptile hide upon death. They are often random sizes, but, when fully grown, a Komodo dragon can grow to at least 3 blocks long. Komodo dragons spawn naturally in Swampland biomes.
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