Piglin Mob Wiki Guide

This Minecraft tutorial explains all about piglins with screenshots and step-by-step instructions. Let’s learn about piglins in Minecraft.

Background

The following is a picture of what a piglin looks like in Minecraft:

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Hostility Level Hostile Mob (but turns Neutral if you wear any piece of gold armor)
Health Points 16 health points
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Where to Find Crimson Forest biome or Bastion Remnant in the Nether
Weapon Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 3 Golden Sword
or
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Attack Method Depending on the weapon it is holding – Strikes you with its Golden Sword or shoots an arrow at you with its Crossbow.
Drops Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 5 Golden Helmet (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 6 Golden Chestplate (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 7 Golden Leggings (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 8 Golden Boots (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 9 Golden Sword (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 10 Crossbow (if equipped)
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 11 Certain golden items, if picked up by Piglin (see list further down on page)
Experience Points 5 experience points
Special Skills 1. Can pick up any golden item off the ground
2. Can pick up raw porkchop off the ground to use for food
3. Can equip any piece of golden armor that it picks up off the ground
4. Can barter with a player by accepting Gold Ingot and then throwing back another item in exchange

Hostility Level (Hostile)

A piglin is a hostile mob. The term mob is short for mobile and is used to refer to all living, moving creatures in the game such as chickens, creepers, and piglins. Because a piglin is a hostile mob, it will attack you in Survival mode but not Creative mode.

However, if you are wearing any piece of gold armor, the piglin changes from a Hostile mob to a Neutral mob and won’t attack you unless you provoke it (ie: you attack it first).

Health Points

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 for health. This gives a piglin 16 health points (because 1 heart = 2 health points). To kill a piglin, you need to inflict 16 points of damage to the piglin.

Where to Find Piglins

In Minecraft, you can find piglins in the Crimson Forest biome or in the Bastion Remnant, both of which are in the Nether.

Crimson Forest

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Bastion Remnant

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If you haven’t been to the Nether, you need to build a nether portal to take you to the Nether. When you walk through a nether portal, it will transport you between the Overworld and the Nether.

This is what a nether portal looks like:

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If you are having trouble finding a piglin, you can summon a piglin using a cheat or you can use a spawn egg.

Weapon

The piglin is armed with either a golden sword or a crossbow.

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Attack Method

In Minecraft, a piglin will attack differently depending on the weapon it is holding. If it is carrying a golden sword as a weapon, it will move towards you and strike you with its sword. If it is carrying a crossbow, it will shoot an arrow at you.

However, if you are wearing any piece of gold armor, the piglin changes from a Hostile mob to a Neutral mob and won’t attack you unless you provoke it (ie: you attack it first).

A baby piglin is Passive and will not attack you (even if you attack it first).

Behavior

Piglins like anything made of gold and love to wear golden armor.

Piglins will pick up golden items and examine it in their Left hand. If they switch the item to their Right hand, it becomes their new weapon (which can change how much damage they inflict when they attack you). Other times, they will store the item in their inventory. If the item is golden armor, the piglin will put it on.

You can barter with a pilglin. See our tutorial on how to barter with a piglin to learn more.

Piglins are afraid of soul fire and soul fire items such as soul torches, soul lanterns, and soul campires:

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Piglins are also afraid of zombified piglins.

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Drops

When you kill a piglin in Minecraft, there is a small chance that the piglin may drop the weapon or golden armor that is naturally spawned with:

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The piglin will also drop certain gold items that it has picked such as golden apples, enchanted golden apples, golden carrots, gold horse armor, golden shovel, golden pickaxe, golden axe, golden hoe, gold ore and blocks of gold:

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But the piglin WILL NOT DROP the gold ingot, gold nuggets or raw porkchops that it has picked up:

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Make sure you pick up any dropped items before they disappear. They are useful and should be kept in your inventory to be used later.

Experience Points

As you play the game, you will gain experience. The most common way to gain experience is by killing mobs. When a mob is killed you will see tiny green and yellow balls appear and move towards you.

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These orbs represent experience points. When you kill a piglin, you will gain 5 experience points.

Special Skills

The piglin has some special skills that should be noted:

  1. The piglin can pick up any golden item off the ground.
  2. The piglin can pick up raw porkchop off the ground to use for food.
  3. The piglin can equip any piece of golden armor that it picks up off the ground.
  4. The piglin can barter with a player by accepting Gold Ingot and then throwing back another item in exchange.

Spawn Egg for Piglin

You can spawn a piglin using the following spawn egg:

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 Piglin Spawn Egg

Things to Do with Piglins

Here are some activities that you can do with piglins in Minecraft:

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 How to turn a Piglin into a Zombified Piglin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 44 How to Barter with a Piglin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 45 How a Piglin changes its Weapon
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 46 How a Piglin puts on Armor

Command Examples

Here are some game command examples for a piglin in Minecraft:

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How to Summon a Piglin

NBT Tags for Piglin (Java Edition)

Here are the NBT tags (formerly called data tags) that you can use in game commands for a piglin in Java Edition:

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NBT Tags for Piglin

Spawn Events for Piglin (Bedrock)

Here are the spawn events that you can use in game commands for a piglin in Bedrock Edition:

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Spawn Events for Piglin

Other Mobs

Here are some of the other mobs in Minecraft:

Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 50 Allay
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 51  Axolotl
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 52 Bat
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 53  Bee
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 54  Blaze
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 55  Camel
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 56 Cat
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 57 Cave Spider
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 58  Chicken
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 59 Cod
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 60  Cow
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 61  Creeper
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 62 Dolphin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 63 Donkey
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 64 Drowned
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 65 Elder Guardian
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 66  Ender Dragon
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 67  Enderman
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 68  Endermite
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 69  Evoker
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 70 Fox
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 71  Frog
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 72  Ghast
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 73  Giant
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 74  Glow Squid
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 75 Goat
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 76 Guardian
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 77 Hoglin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 78  Horse
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 79  Husk
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 80 Illusioner
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 81  Iron Golem
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 82 Killer Bunny
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 83  Llama
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 84 Magma Cube
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 85  Mooshroom
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 86 Mule
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 87 Ocelot
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 88 Panda
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 89  Parrot
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 90  Phantom
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 91  Pig
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 92  Piglin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 93  Piglin Brute
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 94  Pillager
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 95  Polar Bear
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 96 Pufferfish
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 97  Rabbit
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 98  Ravager
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 99  Salmon
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 100  Sheep
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 101  Shulker
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 102 Silverfish
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 103 Skeleton
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 104 Skeleton Horse
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 105 Slime
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 106  Snow Golem
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 107  Spider
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 108Squid
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 109 Stray
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 110 Strider
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 111 Tadpole
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 112 Trader Llama
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 113 Tropical Fish
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 114 Turtle
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 115 Vex
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 116 Villager
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 117 Vindicator
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 118 Wandering Trader
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 119 Warden
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 120 Witch
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 121 Wither Boss
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 122 Wither Skeleton
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 123 Wolf
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 124 Zoglin
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 125 Zombie
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 126 Zombie Horse
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 127 Zombie Villager
Piglin Mob - Wiki Guide 128 NPC

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