Emberfrost Fox

Quickstart

• Find an Emberfrost Fox in the Overworld, or spawn one with a Spawn Egg from the Creative inventory.
• Hold an apple, golden apple, or enchanted golden apple and interact with a wild fox. Each attempt uses one apple unless you are in Creative mode; each has a 1-in-3 chance to tame it.
• After taming, interact with your fox to toggle sitting and standing. Have it standing when you want it to follow you into a fight.
• For commands, use /summon emberfrost-fox-huzmupnn:emberfrost_fox_huzmupnn or /give @s emberfrost-fox-huzmupnn:emberfrost_fox_huzmupnn_spawn_egg.

Overview

The Emberfrost Fox is a fox-shaped companion with a fire-and-ice appearance. It can spawn naturally in the Overworld, in groups of 1–6, and can be tamed with apples.

What It Adds

• The Emberfrost Fox mob and its Spawn Egg.
• A tameable companion that follows its owner and joins their fights.

How To Use

Interact with a wild fox while holding an apple, golden apple, or enchanted golden apple to try to tame it. Failed attempts consume an apple; keep trying until hearts appear and the fox becomes yours.

When tamed, the fox sits by default. Its owner can interact with it to switch between sitting and standing. It follows when standing and stays put when sitting.

Crafting And Obtaining

There is no crafting recipe for the Spawn Egg. Find foxes naturally in the Overworld, or use the egg from the Creative Spawn Eggs inventory. You can also use the /give command in Quickstart.

Abilities And Mechanics

• The fox has 24 health and deals 4 attack damage with melee attacks.
• A standing fox follows its owner. It attacks the mob its owner targets and fights mobs that attack its owner.
• Its combat is melee; it has no listed fire or ice attack.
• Apples, golden apples, and enchanted golden apples also count as breeding foods. To breed two adult foxes, have a player who is not their owner feed them; the owner’s interaction toggles sitting instead.

Progression And Strategy

Tame a fox before taking it along, then make sure it is standing when you expect a fight. Its owner-defense behavior makes it a useful companion, while sitting keeps it from following you away.