Dungeons:Pillager

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For the mob in Dungeons II, see MCD2:Pillager. For other uses, see Pillager (disambiguation).
For the hostile mob in Minecraft, see Pillager. For the raid captain, see MCD:Pillager Raid Captain.
Pillager

Pillager Idle (Dungeons).gif: Infobox image for Minecraft dungeons entity 'Pillager'

Pillager Variant 1.png: Infobox image for Minecraft dungeons entity 'Pillager'

Pillager Variant 2.png: Infobox image for Minecraft dungeons entity 'Pillager'

Pillager (Dungeons Arcade).png: Infobox image for Minecraft dungeons entity 'Pillager'

Health points Tier 1: 120
Tier 2: 350
Tier 3: 480
Behavior Hostile
Classification Enemies
Mob category Illager
Attack strength Tier 1: 60
Tier 2: Default damage x 1.1
Tier 3: Default damage x 1.2
Spawn See § Spawning
Equipped models

A pillager is a crossbow-armed hostile illager that can be found within the various missions of the game. It comes in three tiers while only having one variant in Arcade.

Spawning

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Pillagers can be summoned by the following:

Behavior

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Pillagers move away to keep distance from the hero, similar to skeletons, spiders, and geomancers.

Basic attack

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Pillagers are armed with crossbows and are usually slow-moving, preferring to shoot the hero from a distance. However, it deals great pierce damage with a single shot.

The second tier cannot be stunned by normal attack damage except certain artifacts, any armor with the Snowball enchantment, and any weapon with the Stunning enchantment.

Sounds

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The idle sounds for the second and third tiers are slightly low-pitched. (0.7-0.9)

Sounds
SoundDescriptionIdentifier
Idle?
Sounds
SoundDescriptionIdentifier
Hurt?
Armor Leather Layer 1 (Variant 1 & 2)?

Death

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Sounds
SoundDescriptionIdentifier
Death?
Mob body fall (Basic)?
Mob body fall (Variant 1 & 2 only)?
Armor Leather Layer 1 (Variant 1 & 2 only)?

Crossbow

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Sounds
SoundDescriptionIdentifier
Shoot?
Crossbow loading?

Projectile

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According to sfx_mob_pillagerProjectile file, the projectile sounds of a pillager's arrow are mixed with sword and "whoosh" sounds.

Sounds
SoundDescription
Sword Shing
Whoosh

Projectile impact

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According to sfx_mob_pillagerProjectileImpact file, the impact sounds of a pillager's arrow are mixed with sword and sickles impact sounds.

Sounds
SoundDescription
Sword Impact Steel
Impact (1-4 only)

Data values

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NameVariantBlueprintLevel mob-typeUnified level mob-typeTranslation key
PillagerTier 1BP_PillagerCharacter_C—pillager
Pillager
mob_Pillager
Tier 2BP_PillagerVariant1Character_C
Tier 3BP_PillagerVariant2Character_C
Pillager Projectile—BP_PillagerProjectile_C———

History

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Minecraft Dungeons
Dungeons Beta Added pillagers.
1.5.0.0 Reduced base damage by 20%. (75→62). However, their base damage is 60 in their blueprint file.

Issues

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Issues for Minecraft Dungeons relating to "Pillager" are no longer maintained on the bug tracker since September 28, 2023.

Quotes

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PILLAGERS – Armed with crossbows, pillagers are slow-moving but capable of inflicting great damage with a single shot. You will have more luck defeating the pillager by dodging their attacks and getting close for a strong melee attack.

— Guide to Minecraft Dungeons:
A Handbook for Heroes

Trivia

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  • Alongside crossbows, pillagers were taken from Minecraft Dungeons, even though they were added to the original game first.[1]
    • Pillagers in Minecraft Dungeons have many new sounds that didn't appear in the original game.
  • The second tier pillager's nose texture is different than the other variants, it uses the vanilla Minecraft texture.
  • Pillager's model has four bones for crossbow named "Weapon", three of which are unused.
  • When pillager aims at a target, its right eye moves half a pixel to the left.
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Renders

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Animations

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Textures

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Gameplay

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Cutscenes

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Concept artwork

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References

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  1. ↑ "March 2021 developper Q&A" – discord.com, March 11, 2021.
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