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Black Iron Blocks

You can craft a black iron block by making an 'x' of iron blocks on your crafting table. Then, in every remaining slot on the crafting table, put an ink sack. It will give you one black iron block. Black iron blocks are harder to break than regular iron blocks.

If you place four black iron blocks in the shape that you'd make an iron golem, and put a jack-o-lantern where you'd put the pumpkin for an iron golem, and you will spawn a black iron golem, which is similar to an iron golem in that black iron golems will attack mobs. 

Black iron golems are different than iron golems in the following ways:

1. Black iron golems will attack creepers. 

2. Black iron golems will attack you without you provoking them. 

3. Black iron golems are immune to harmful potion effects. 

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    If the golem attacks the player without the player provoking them,

    1. Why would a player create this in the first place

    2. If a player did decide to create it, how could they create it without getting immediately attacked afterward?

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    I agree with @Gametron 13. What is the point of creating the golem in survival mode?

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    For practice, you can test yourself on the black iron golem. 

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    To be honest im thinking the black iron golem is for pillagers like how the iron golem is for villagers but dark iron golems are a enemy in pillager fortress