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Make the Dried Ghast Found Through Archeology

Instead of finding the Dried Ghast lying in the bone structures at the soul sand valley, the bone structures can be a new archeological spot where players must use the brush on suspicious soil to dig up the Dried Ghast. Of course, the suspicious soil can drop other things like glowstone dust and fire charges as well.
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    please dont. this will turn it into a sniffer scernario where it becomes too rare to find it because the structure itself is rare.

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    Definitely! But it shouldn't be as rare as the sniffer egg

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    Yesss!!!! And maybe we can find something in the sand that can hint to what the original creature was like back in the day

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    Great idea! The suspicious soil could also drop an old-fashioned harness, or some sort of ancient harness that has a slightly different model and could link back to happy ghast's ancient story.

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    Two things. If you are concerned about it ending up like the sniffer, there is two ways we can combat this. We can make the loot table smaller or alter the odds so drops more. Hopefully we are listened to. 

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    I think it would be a nice touch if the suspicious soil would have a chance to drop other mob decorations as well as the dried ghast. Consider the fossilized magma cube and the extinguished blaze.