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What is Magma Cube Spawn Egg in Minecraft?

The Magma Cube Spawn Egg is a Creative mode item that lets you spawn a Magma Cube. Magma Cubes are hostile, cube shaped mobs that are made of lava and live in the Nether. They are basically the Nether's version of a Slime. They hop around and try to attack players by squishing them. When you defeat a Magma Cube, it splits into smaller ones. The smallest Magma Cubes are the only ones that drop an item: Magma Cream. This item is very important for brewing Potions of Fire Resistance. The Magma Cube Spawn Egg is an essential tool for players who want to design a farm for magma cream, or for builders who want to add some bouncy, fiery danger to their Nether creations.

How to get Magma Cube Spawn Egg in Minecraft

You will not be able to craft or find a Magma Cube Spawn Egg in survival mode. This item is exclusively available in Creative mode or through game commands, as it is intended as a building and testing tool. To get a Magma Cube Spawn Egg, you must first be in Creative mode. Once you are, open your inventory screen. The creative inventory has a very helpful search feature. Just type "magma cube" into the search bar, and the dark red egg with yellow spots will show up. You can then grab as many as you like. If you prefer to browse, you can also find it in the Spawn Eggs tab with all the other mob eggs. If you have cheats enabled in your world, you can also use a command. Open the chat window and type `/give @p minecraft:magma_cube_spawn_egg 1` to receive one Magma Cube Spawn Egg.

How to use Magma Cube Spawn Egg in Minecraft

To use the Magma Cube Spawn Egg, just right click on a block with the egg in your hand, and a Magma Cube will appear. Be careful, as it is hostile and will start hopping towards you to attack. The most popular use for the Magma Cube Spawn Egg is to design and test farms. Since Magma Cream is needed for fire resistance potions, having a good farm is very useful. The spawn egg lets you test your farm's mechanics in a creative world. It is also used to get Froglights. If a Frog eats a small Magma Cube, it will drop a Froglight block, a beautiful light source. The spawn egg is the easiest way to get Magma Cubes to a frog. It is also a great tool for adding atmosphere to Nether builds, making them feel more dangerous and alive.

How to craft Magma Cube Spawn Egg in Minecraft

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What can Magma Cube Spawn Egg make in Minecraft

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How This All Started

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That was probably a mistake.

A half finished story, oh well. I'll keep adding more as I go!

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