Dungeons:Icy Creeper

This page describes content that is a part of the Creeping Winter DLC.

 

Icy Creeper

Behavior	Hostile

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An icy creeper is a hostile creeper variant that can be found within the Creeping Winter and Howling Peaks DLCs of Minecraft Dungeons.

Lore

When icy creepers explode, their explosion sends "supercooled water" onto any nearby hero, causing them to freeze for a few seconds.^[1] This might possibly be represented in-game by the snowy mist that slows down heroes.

Spawning

• Panda Plateau (Secret area)
• Frosted Fjord
• Lone Fortress
• Lost Settlement
• Windswept Peaks
• Colossal Rampart
• Chills and Thrills
• Festival of Frost
• Daily Trial
• Ancient Hunt
• Tower

Behavior

Ignition

Icy creepers behave similarly to normal creepers, walking towards the hero and exploding. The explosion deals less damage then a normal creeper, but produces a snowy mist that slows down nearby heroes.

Health

Sounds

Data values

• In the game files, icy creepers are referred to internally by the names IcyCreeper and IceCreeper.

History

Minecraft Dungeons
1.4.3.0							Added icy creepers.
?							Removed unused face texture.
1.7.2.0							Reduced damage from explosion.
							Now appears within the Windswept Peaks, the Gale Sanctum, and the Colossal Rampart.

Trivia

• Icy creepers previously started out blue to fit the wintery biome theme of the creeping winter, but quickly changed it back to green in order to not change the iconic mob and instead added snow particles around it.^[2]
  • It also had an unused face texture in the game files, where it had snow or ice on top of its head.

Gallery

Textures

• 
  The texture file of the creeper.
• 
  Unused face texture.

Screenshots

• 
  An icy creeper exploding, releasing snowy particles.
• 
  An icy creeper exploding beside some wooly cows within the howling peaks.

References

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