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Beating Peaceful

First of all if you were to implement it then the simple solution is having blaze rods be part of the chest loot table for nether fortresses. The 2nd part is that perhaps the reason that you might not want to do this is because it’s peaceful so fighting the dragon kind of defeats the purpose. I disagree, while yes you do technically have to fight something it is optional and it feels unfair to block an entire dimension and end game loot. If mojang really did not want you to fight the dragon then maybe have the dragon already dead and have a handful of the gateways already spawn. TLDR- it feels wrong to block most of the endgame from peaceful players and it has a simple solution.
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    I don't really get how it feels unfair, though. I used to play on Peaceful Mode before, and I eventually recognized that I was seriously missing out. It is really easy to avoid dangers in the overworld (just sleep), and once you get Diamond armor the Nether becomes quite easy as well. It seems like a fair trade off to me; if you want to get more into the endgame, you need to deal with the challenges it takes. If you want to beat the Ender Dragon on Peaceful, you can always use Seeds that have fully completed End Portals. There are lots of them on Java Edition and only one on Bedrock Edition.

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    It makes since,  i play in peaceful, and want to beat the game.