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Moas are passive mobs that do not take fall damage. They may be mounted using a saddle, once tamed. They lay eggs that are needed to tame. | Moas are passive mobs that do not take fall damage. They may be mounted using a saddle, once tamed. They lay eggs that are needed to tame. | ||
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== Appearance== | == Appearance== | ||
Revision as of 09:02, 12 June 2012
Moas are passive mobs that do not take fall damage. They may be mounted using a saddle, once tamed. They lay eggs that are needed to tame.
Appearance
Craftland introduces exclusive colors of moas to it's server. The complete list of colors (including default) of moas are:
- Red
- Orange
- Yellow
- Green
- Dark Green
- Cyan
- Blue
- Dark Blue
- Purple
- Magenta
- Pink
- White
- Gray
- Black
- Brown
These colors are noticeably similar to the color of dyes, yet moas may not be dyed.
Taming
Moas drop eggs to their corresponding colors after an extended amount of time. To make it easier to collect an egg, one can build a 2 block high square around the moa, as they cannot jump higher than 1 block, and wait.
Once an egg is acquired, use an Incubator, fueled by an Ambrosium Torch, to hatch the egg into a baby moa. A baby moa will only eat when hungry. Moas eat Aechor Petals, respective to as many times they can jump as a grown moa.
- Black - 8 aechor petals, 8 mid-air jumps.
- White - 4 aechor petals, 4 mid-air jumps.
- Blue (and the rest of the list) - 3 aechor petals, 3 mid-air jumps.
Once fully grown, attach a saddle to the moa and it will be claimed yours and will become mountable. Tamed moas are controllable, unlike pigs.
Behavior
Wild moas roam the aether grass, they will often fall off the island and slowly fall off. Fallen moas do not show up in world, like a fallen player will, but they may be hatched and tamed in any world. Moas make not attempt to avoid falling off edges, yet they seem to climb obstacles, making it hard to trap them to get eggs. Moas do not run away once attacked.
