

This orbicular item is used in a handful of recipes, one of which is paramount to animal management, particularly horses. When slain, a slime will drop a slimeball. Upon first inspection, slimes don't seem particularly useful and might strike some as "just another mob." But, in reality, slimes provide one of the most important resources in the game for builders and adventurers alike. To better illustrate this process, as well as why it's necessary for players to build a Minecraft Slime Farm, the following list has been updated to include even more information. The easiest way to amass these Slimeballs is to make a Minecraft Slime Farm. Now, more than ever, players will want to get their hands on Slimeballs to create Sticky Pistons and Leads.

Updated December 3rd, 2021 by Russ Boswell: Minecraft has just entered its latest update with Caves and Cliffs Part 2, giving players an entirely new playground to explore with expansive cave systems and new items to collect. First, let's look at the materials needed to build this farm.

This is tedious, but it will be worth it in the long run. The farm is simple to make, however, you will need to clear out a large underground area. Using an iron golem, you will lure slimes to an area where they will die and drop their slimeballs. Slimes will naturally attack an iron golem, which is a key function of this slime farm. Related: Minecraft: Everything You Need To Know About Slimes
