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Bedlam

Bedlam.png: Infobox image for Bedlam the character in Minecraft

Sham.png: Infobox image for Bedlam the character in Minecraft

Details

Species

Bed

First appearance

Campfire Tales Skin Pack

Latest appearance

The Sham

The Bedlam, previously known as The Sham, is a haunted bed that first appeared in the Campfire Tales skin pack. It was also the titular character of The Sham, the fourth episode of the first season of the Minecraft Mini-Series.

Biography

The origin of the Bedlam is unknown, but according to a Campfire Tale, it preferred bleary-headed victims and reveled in the fright of those it frightened. Allegedly, it claimed the souls of its victims when they fell asleep on it.[1]

CommuniKate may have been aware of this legend and had incorporated the Bedlam in a challenge on Eerie Island in her reality show, threatening Rudi and Durango. However, it ultimately didn't kill or even harm anyone, instead only costing them points in the game.

History

October 3, 2016First appeared as the titular subject of The Sham, a short poem.
Added The Sham as part of the Campfire Tales skin pack to Minecraft.
October 25, 2016Added The Sham as part of the Campfire Tales skin pack to the Legacy Console Edition of Minecraft.
November 23, 2017Featured in the fourth episode of the Minecraft Mini-Series.
?Renamed The Sham to the Bedlam in the Campfire Tales skin pack.

Trivia

  • There was a feature in Minecraft Beta 1.3 through Beta 1.9 Prerelease 5 where a zombie or a skeleton had the chance of spawning when a player slept. This is similar to the Bedlam's behavior, except that the bed itself is the monster.
  • The Bedlam was based on a minifigure made by Mattel which in turn was based on a skin with the same name in the Campfire Tales skin pack.
  • The Bedlam was originally named "The Sham" before it was renamed at an unknown date.
  • The word "Bedlam" is used to convey a setting or scene of mayhem or confusion.
    • The word "sham" is used to mean something that is false or pretending to be something it's not. A "pillow sham" is a decorative pillowcase for storing pillows when they aren't being used.

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References

  1. a b "Feeling sleepy? How about another Campfire Tale before you turn in?"@Minecraft (Minecraft) on X (formerly Twitter), October 3, 2016

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