Applebound Emberfrost Sentinel

Quickstart

1. Spawn a Sentinel using its spawn egg from the Creative Spawn Eggs tab, or with /summon applebound-emberfrost-sentinel-6elqas67:applebound_emberfrost_sentinel_6elqas67 if commands are enabled.
2. Hold an apple in your main hand and use it on an untamed Sentinel. It becomes your companion; in Survival, this consumes one apple.
3. Try attacking a nearby living creature that is not on your team—or let one attack you. Your Sentinel will join the fight with melee strikes.

Overview

The Applebound Emberfrost Sentinel is a fire-and-ice-themed Astrobot companion. Once tamed, it follows you and defends you when you attack another creature or an enemy attacks you.

What It Adds

How To Use

• Tame: Use an apple on an untamed Sentinel with your main hand.
• Travel together: A tamed Sentinel follows when you get far enough away, provided it has no combat target.
• Fight: Attack a creature to direct the Sentinel toward it, or let an enemy hit you to draw the Sentinel’s attention. It only targets living creatures that are not on your team.
• The Sentinel must get close and have a clear view of its target to land a melee strike. It does not have a stay command.

Crafting And Obtaining

The Sentinel has a spawn egg, but no crafting recipe is available. In Survival, obtain or spawn a Sentinel through your world’s available means, then tame it with an apple. With commands enabled, you can give yourself the egg:

/give @s applebound-emberfrost-sentinel-6elqas67:applebound_emberfrost_sentinel_6elqas67_spawn_egg

Abilities And Mechanics

• Health: 26 points (13 hearts).
• Melee: Deals 5 damage per strike when close enough to its target and able to see it.
• Companion behavior: A tamed Sentinel follows its owner when separated and does not despawn.
• Its battle role is close-range defense; its attacks do not apply a separate fire or ice effect.

Progression And Strategy

Tame a Sentinel before heading into danger, then engage enemies yourself to call it into the fight. Keep it close to the action: it needs to reach its target and maintain a clear line of sight to attack.