Ore Zombies Addon

Ore Zombies mod — turn mining into combat and let monsters cough up the goods.

Here’s the twist: zombies don’t just drop rotten junk anymore. Coal shamblers, iron shamblers, even the rare diamond zombie show up and, when you drop them, they spawn a special ore block on the ground. These “Ore Bits” break in stages—think 3 → 2 → 1—so every hit chips the block and pays out, then downgrades to the next tier until it’s dry. Because they don’t burn in sunlight, you’ll meet them day and night, which makes your perimeter lighting and morning patrols actually matter. In pure survival, run a simple loop: sweep plains and cave mouths at dawn, pull singles into a safe nook, and farm staged drops without getting dogpiled. If you see the blue glint of a diamond zombie, play it slow. They’re rare for a reason, and blowing the fight to a stray skeleton is pain you’ll feel in your soul.

Silk Touch is the finesse play. Hitting an Ore Bit with Silk Touch lets you pick the whole stage up and move it, which is perfect for a trophy wall or relocating a juicy node into a secure quarry. Just know the mod is anti-dupe by design: if you place that bit yourself, it won’t pay out when you mine it, so don’t waste time trying to cheese it. If you’re pushing early progression, staged blocks are low-key safer than deep caving—chip a 3-stage, stash the loot, and bail before you get greedy. Keep food, a shield, and a water bucket on the hotbar; fighting on your terms is how you walk away with pockets full instead of a death run.



On Realms and servers, this becomes a co-op money printer if you’re organized. One player tags and kites ore zombies into a fenced “break zone,” one handles adds, and one mines the stages clean while calling swaps. Since the bits pay more as they shrink, let your fastest pickaxe finish the last stage to keep tempo high. Build a tiny “refinery” at spawn with a safe-kill alley, a lit break room for the blocks, and a wallboard where you log notable drops so teammates don’t clobber the same node twice. For PvE towns, light streets and alleys—these zombies hang around in the day, so treat your city like it actually needs security. If you want to flex, set up a museum with Silk-Touched bits behind glass and label them by source; it looks sick and reminds everyone this is Minecraft Bedrock Ore Zombies, not “rot and bones simulator.”

Combat tip that pays off immediately: isolate, don’t AOE. Body-pull one ore zombie out of a pack, drop it where you control sightlines, then crack the prize in peace. Stage your fights, respect the rare spawns, and this addon turns every patrol into a legit resource run without touching your strip mine.

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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