cranzag
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Ooh, what if Sulfur Cubes that are eaten by frogs don't drop a froglight, but a gelatinous cube block?
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Maybe if you give Sulfur Cubes a sulfur block or a slime block, they turn into a gelatinous cube block
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Similar to how Slimes have slime blocks and Magma Cubes have magma, Sulfur Cubes could have, well, gelatinous cubes. These could be what most resembles those from D&D. They would be sem-transparent...
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In D&D, Gelatinous Cubes are actually more transparent, making it difficult to see them so you accidentally walk into them. If this was added, it could be made so that the larger a Sulfur Cube is, ...
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If they were made hostile though, they could be made so that they only track down mobs that are smaller than them and can fit inside of them. Once they get large enough, they will pull players insi...
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They don't even have to be hostile for this to be added. They could just be passive, corrosive mobs.
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This should follow the "B" and "z" pattern of Blaze and Breeze. Best I could come up with is something like "Bamboozler", where it has bamboo as it's rods
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This could just be creepers that are effected with nausea from the pools.
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I do like the idea of sulfur balls, which can be thrown like snowballs but bounce
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I'd rather have it that you just have to use smaller items/blocks for the cube, rather than large blocks being shrunken down