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Can Villagers Sleep In Beds In The Nether. Yes, villagers can sleep in beds placed in the nether. They can sleep in the nether or the end, without causing the usual consequences of the bed exploding (see bed), if the overworld's time is. They definitely sleep in both places. I'm planning on turning our main end island into a sort of villager haven. Unlike players, villagers are not affected by the exploding beds in the nether. Every time you enter the nether or end, the village will create a duplicate of itself (a ghost. If the bed is obstructed by a solid block, villagers cannot pathfind to it and therefore cannot claim the bed.‌ [java edition only] this causes. There have been multiple posts on here. Fortunately for villagers, this rule doesn’t apply to them and they can sleep in beds as usual when in the nether. Don't put villagers in the end or nether on bedrock edition.

There have been multiple posts on here. They definitely sleep in both places. Yes, villagers can sleep in beds placed in the nether. Unlike players, villagers are not affected by the exploding beds in the nether. I'm planning on turning our main end island into a sort of villager haven. Fortunately for villagers, this rule doesn’t apply to them and they can sleep in beds as usual when in the nether. Don't put villagers in the end or nether on bedrock edition. Every time you enter the nether or end, the village will create a duplicate of itself (a ghost. If the bed is obstructed by a solid block, villagers cannot pathfind to it and therefore cannot claim the bed.‌ [java edition only] this causes. They can sleep in the nether or the end, without causing the usual consequences of the bed exploding (see bed), if the overworld's time is.

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Can Villagers Sleep In Beds In The Nether They can sleep in the nether or the end, without causing the usual consequences of the bed exploding (see bed), if the overworld's time is. If the bed is obstructed by a solid block, villagers cannot pathfind to it and therefore cannot claim the bed.‌ [java edition only] this causes. Every time you enter the nether or end, the village will create a duplicate of itself (a ghost. Unlike players, villagers are not affected by the exploding beds in the nether. Fortunately for villagers, this rule doesn’t apply to them and they can sleep in beds as usual when in the nether. Don't put villagers in the end or nether on bedrock edition. They can sleep in the nether or the end, without causing the usual consequences of the bed exploding (see bed), if the overworld's time is. I'm planning on turning our main end island into a sort of villager haven. They definitely sleep in both places. Yes, villagers can sleep in beds placed in the nether. There have been multiple posts on here.