Mobs

Introduction
There are two types of mobs, good mobs and bad mobs. Good mobs are animals such as pigs, cow, sheep, wolves, etc. Villagers are also good mobs. Bad mobs are creatures such as Skeletons, Zombies, Creepers, Slimes, Spiders, Endermen, etc.

Good Mobs
Animals were created by Notch in the beginning as a supply for meat, wool, and leather. With animals breeding, humans could feed themselves and make carpet and beds from wool. Once the Overworld War finished and currency was introduced, dyed wool and other items crafted from what an animal drops, became very popular.

Over the years, animals have been a supplier of food and goods. Horses are used for traveling and carry goods across long distances way faster than on foot. Other animals can be used for food or armor creation. Sheep are one of the most valued mobs for the fact that they produce wool.

Wool is used in a lot of items for decoration so it is useful and sells well. Villagers are a even more amazing mob then animals. It is the barter of Minecraftia and they will trade for a lot of things. So villagers can be pricy, some cheap. But they are useful in gaining rare items such as enchanted books.

Bad Mobs
Bad mobs hunt out humans and can try to kill them. There are many types of bad mobs. There are the Overworld ones such as Endermen, Zombie, Skeleton, Creeper, Spider, Spider Jockey, Silverfish, and more. There are also the Nether ones: Wither Skeleton, Blaze, Ghast, and Zombie Pigmen.

Almost all of these mobs will seek out humans and try to kill them. While it may be dangerous to obtain, the items monsters drop are high demand products. Gunpowder, bones, Ender Pearls, Spider Eye, and more. These items are hard and dangerous to obtain but can go for high prices.