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This mod turns the wither boss into 20 times larger and frightening boss.
This mod turns the wither boss into 20 times larger and frightening boss.
It’s like 20 times larger than the wither boss and also much more powerful. It’s the ultimate challenge for anyone considering themselves a good fighter and want to find out how far their skills can take them. If you have the guts to challenge it let us know in the comments if you survived!
This boss is spawned just the same way as the normal wither boss. You will need four soul sands and three wither skulls to spawn it.
Place the last wither skull on the top center soul sand to spawn it.
It’s much larger than the normal wither boss and as a result also much stronger. It’s most likely impossible to defeat this boss all by yourself. But if you do, be sure to let us know in the comments how you did it! The most efficient way to defeat it is by using Formidi Bombs (TNTs). Place lots of bombs, ignite them and hope that some of them will damage the boss. The Formidi Bomb has a longer fuse than an ordinary TNT but the explosion is greater.
It’s very interesting and exciting mod, and it will make your playtime more interesting for you. You will not see how fast the time is going while you play this modification. Go and check it out.
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Last updated on Jul 10, 2017
Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!
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4.1 and up
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Wither Storm NEW Add-on for MCPE
1.0 by KozyaXGames
Jul 10, 2017