Dungeons:Leapleaf

This page describes content that is a part of the Jungle Awakens DLC.

 

Leapleaf

Health points	850
Behavior	Hostile
Classification	Golem
Attack strength	Basic attack:130 Heavy attack:290 Follow up attack first hit:90 Follow up attack second hit:60
DLC	Jungle Awakens

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A leapleaf, also known as a leaper, is a hostile mob that can be found within the Jungle Awakens missions of Minecraft Dungeons, corrupted by a fragment of the Orb of Dominance.

Spawning

• Dingy Jungle
• Panda Plateau
• Overgrown Temple
• Tower
• Treetop Tangle

Behavior

Leapleaves have four behaviors. They are not stunned by normal attacks, except for artifacts, and enchantments.

Basic attack

Leapleaves smashes the ground with their left arm, dealing notable damage to any nearby targets.

Strafe

Leapleaves run toward the target and start strafing around them once they're near them, similar to Skeletons on the java version of the main game.

Charge

Leapleaves pound their chest twice and start running toward the target if they're out of reach for their heavy attack.

Heavy attack

Leapleaves leap forward and smash the ground, dealing massive damage, when in melee reach.

Rest

Leapleaves may rest after their heavy attack, not moving and attacking for four seconds.

Follow up attack

An unknown attack behavior.

Thundering Growth

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The Thundering Growth is the ancient leapleaf that can be encountered during ancient hunts with the minimum offering of the following runes:

The ancient resides within Thundering Growth Ancient Dungeon and possesses, at minimum, the following enchantments:

• Deflect
• Electrified
• Shockwave

Six enchanted whisperers act as the ancient's minions, possessing the following enchantments:

• Electrified

Upon defeating the Thundering Growth, a gilded variant of the following items drops as a reward:

• Ocelot Armor
  • Shadow Walker
• Whip
  • Vine Whip
• Root Rot Armor
  • Black Spot Armor

Sounds

Foley

Vocal

Death

In DLC_Mob_Leap_Death file, Leapleaf's death sounds are mix from:

Data values

• In the game files, leapleaves are referred to internally by the name Leapleaf and previously by the name Leaper.

History

Minecraft Dungeons
Dungeons Beta							Added texture files for leapers.
1.1.1.0							Added sound files for leapers.
May 29, 2020							The jungle awakens officially revealed, with a release date slated for July 2020. Name confirmed to be leapleaf.
1.3.2.0							Added leapleaves.
1.4.3.0							Changed name from Leaper to Leapleaf within the game files.
							No longer affected by the love medallion.
1.8.0.0							Added the thundering growth.

Issues

Issues for Minecraft Dungeons relating to "Leapleaf" or "Leaper" are no longer maintained on the bug tracker since September 28, 2023.

Trivia

• According to the Jungle Awakens announcement article, leapleaves "are lacking" in "social skills".^[1]

Gallery

Renders

• 
  Leapleaf isometric render.

Animations

• 
  Leapleaf idle.
• 
  Leapleaf walk.
• 
  Leapleaf walk left.
• 
  Leapleaf walk right.
• 
  Leapleaf rest.
• 
  Leapleaf charge.
• 
  Leapleaf leap (and heavy attack).
• 
  Leapleaf follow-up attack first hit.
• 
  Leapleaf follow-up attack second hit.

Textures

• 
  Leapleaf texture file.
• 
  Leapleaf shadow texture file.

Screenshots

• 
  Official leapleaf gameplay render by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven.

Development images

• 
  Official leapleaf render by Mojang Studios and Double Eleven.

References

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