Dracion Tales: Guard Addon

Dracion Tales: Guard — Hyrule’s worst nightmare just moved into your Bedrock world.

If you’re already running Breath of the Plains, this add-on flips the danger meter way up by dropping Guardians into the mix. Treat them like roaming endgame sentries, not random mobs you face-check on the way to get wood. The way you survive is by playing around sightlines and distance. Think cover-to-cover movement, short sprints, and routes with natural breaks instead of open-field ego runs. When you’re exploring, pick out rocks, trees, and ridges before you move, then commit in bursts and reset behind something solid. If the area feels too quiet, it probably isn’t—scan high ground and rooftops before you farm anything, because getting locked in while your hotbar is full of carrots is how gear gets deleted.

For survival bases, build like you’re setting up against snipers. Keep your paths curved, not straight. Add overhangs on walls so there’s always shade to duck into, and put a couple of quick “oh-no” doors in the perimeter that snap you behind cover in two steps. Dig a shallow trench line on your approach road so you can drop out of sight the second things get spicy, then pop back up at a different angle. If you’re expanding into new biomes, stage forward camps with beds, food, and a tiny bunker you can fight from without losing the gear you just hauled. The point is to never give them a clean read on you for more than a second or two.



On Realms, play this like a raid game. One player scouts and calls positions, one pulls aggro and drags the heat along a route you’ve already cleared, and the rest rotate to flanks and pressure when the opening shows. Keep comms short—“break line,” “rotate right,” “reset”—so nobody panics when the fight noise kicks in. Luring a Guardian through a village is a griefing speedrun, so run battles away from NPC routes and farms, and keep your escape lines free of fences you’ll trip on. If your server loves events, mark a “Guardian zone” on the map and schedule clears; it turns chaos into a weekly challenge and gives builders a reason to fortify roads with proper berms and barriers.

For builders and adventurers, the fun is how this forces vertical play. Hills matter again. Tower windows become real vantage points. Even your bridges get smarter—low arches with side shields and a couple of zigzags so you aren’t a straight-line target across water. If you like recording clips, this is prime content: sunrise approach, quick snap to cover, teammates peeling off in two directions, clean finish without anyone getting farmed in the open. Search terms folks use in the US—Minecraft Bedrock Guardian addon, MCPE Dracion Tales, Breath of the Wild guardians in Minecraft—fit perfectly here. Load it up, respect the sightlines, and make every push deliberate. When you clear a zone with your squad and walk back through the quiet, you’ll feel why these things are legendary.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Use the Minecraft
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

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