Frostfire Ocelot

Quickstart

1. Find a Frostfire Ocelot in the Overworld, or spawn one with the Frostfire Ocelot Spawn Egg from the Creative inventory’s Spawn Eggs tab.
2. Hold an apple and interact with an untamed Frostfire Ocelot. Each attempt uses an apple in Survival and has about a 1-in-3 chance to tame it, so bring extras.
3. Once it’s yours, interact with it to make it stand and follow you. Interact again to make it sit.
4. Take it along: it attacks creatures that hurt you and creatures you attack.

Overview

The Frostfire Ocelot is a tameable mob and combat companion. Its fiery, frosty appearance is for show; its documented combat role is melee defense.

What It Adds

• A Frostfire Ocelot that naturally spawns in the Overworld, sometimes in groups of up to six.
• A spawn egg available in Creative mode.
• A tameable companion that follows its owner and joins fights on their behalf.

How To Use

• Tame: Hold an apple and interact with a wild Frostfire Ocelot. Keep trying if the attempt fails.
• Sit or follow: The owner can interact with the tamed ocelot to toggle sitting. A standing ocelot follows its owner; a sitting one stays put.
• Fight together: When following, it uses melee attacks against creatures that attack its owner or that its owner attacks.

Crafting And Obtaining

Frostfire Ocelots spawn naturally in the Overworld. Their spawn egg is in the Creative inventory’s Spawn Eggs tab; it has no listed crafting recipe.

To give yourself the egg with a command, use:

/give @s frostfire-ocelot-qxwx4gje:frostfire_ocelot_qxwx4gje_spawn_egg

Abilities And Mechanics

• Taming: Each apple interaction has about a 1-in-3 success chance. An apple is consumed per attempt in Survival; Creative players keep their apples.
• Durability: The ocelot has 24 health (12 hearts).
• Attack: Its melee attack deals 5 damage before armor and other damage effects are considered.
• Owner defense: It targets creatures that hurt its owner and creatures the owner attacks.

Progression And Strategy

Bring several apples when seeking a companion, since taming can take multiple tries. Let the ocelot stand when you want it to follow and defend you; have it sit when you want it to stay in place.