Top 5 rarest deaths in Minecraft

Steve thinking about death (Image via Minecraft)
Steve thinking about death (Image via Minecraft)

Dying in Minecraft is not that big of a deal for survival mode players compared to hardcore mode players. This is because when a player dies in hardcore mode, they do not spawn again. All items are dropped and most of the XP is lost.

Mobs are also affected by a death in the same way as players in the game. Burning from lava while mining for diamonds or exploring caves is one of the most common ways of dying in the game.

However, in this article, we will look at five of the rarest ways of dying in the game instead:

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Rare ways of dying in Minecraft

5) Trying to hurt the armor stand

Death message when the player trtes to hurt the armor stand (Image via Minecraft)
Death message when the player trtes to hurt the armor stand (Image via Minecraft)

Armor stands are items that can be placed above a block to hold the player's armor. But when it has an armor type with thorns enchantment, the player can take damage from it and die if they try to attack.

This is very uncommon because most players do not try to attack an armor stand holding a piece of armor with thorns enchantment.


4) Walking into the danger zone

Skeletons are annoying (Image via Minecraft)
Skeletons are annoying (Image via Minecraft)

Dying from a hostile mob is not uncommon in Minecraft, but walking into a danger zone due to mobs and dying is rare. This happens when a player is pushed on a magma block because of a mob's attack, and they die due to taking damage from the block.


3) Death from fireworks while fighting

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Players commonly use fireworks to fly around in a world with the elytra. However, when a firework is crafted with a firework star, it will explode at a certain point after being launched. Players can take damage from an exploding firework if they are in its vicinity, or even die.

"<player> went off with a bang whilst fighting <player/mob>" is the death message shown when a player dies from an exploding firework while fighting a mob, or another player.


2) Poked to death while fighting the Ender dragon

Ender dragon in the game (Image via pulseheadlines)
Ender dragon in the game (Image via pulseheadlines)

Ender dragon is a boss mob in Minecraft that can be found in the end dimension. Players can enter the end dimension by locating the stronghold and going through the end portal.

"/<player> was poked to death by a sweet berry bush whilst trying to escape Ender Dragon" is the death message displayed when the player dies from sweet berries when fighting or running away from the Ender Dragon. However, this is almost impossible as sweet berries do not grow in the end.


1) Getting squished while fighting

Too many chickens at one place (Image via u/LordFarkey on Reddit)
Too many chickens at one place (Image via u/LordFarkey on Reddit)

Entity cramming is a game rule wherein if too many entities are standing at the same block, the extra entities start dying. The game rule for the maximum number of entities per block is 24, but it can be changed using commands.

When a player stands on a block where the number of mobs present is 24, after taking damage from another player or a mob, they will start taking suffocation damage and die eventually. The death message displayed when this happens is "<player> was squashed by <player/mob>."


Also read: 5 common deaths in Minecraft

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Edited by Gautham Balaji
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