Dungeons. For the longest time, these generated structures were just...there. They didn't seem to have any background or reason, just a nice little place to get some loot and to kill a ton of monsters. But what I've uncovered, goes super far back to alpha, and even as deep as the Minecraft trailer itself. So get comfy, grab some friends, and lets dive deep into the depths of the caves!

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Dungeons, mob spawners, something that's really to hard to find, whatever you want to call it, is not what it actually seems. And once I'm done with this theory, you'll know that the true villain of Minecraft, is YOU!

But seriously, I feel I haven't said this enough, no one had an explanation for this! Not me, not any of the other Minecraft theorists, not anyone! That is, until now (Have I built up enough suspense yet? I don't feel like I have, so here's another paragraph).

You'll find that mods aren't as scary anymore, and what the Minecraft trailer is REALLY saying.

First things first, lets get into the loot. Believe it or not, but the loot has a big role in this theory. There are food, item drops, treasures, and mob drops. What do these things have in common? Well, lets look at Egyptian culture for a second. The Egyptians believed that there was an afterlife, so in the little box with the mummy, they put food, treasure, and the remains of the dead person's body. Sound familiar? Those two little chests that you just insert your greedy little hands into are actually the chests or the monsters' dead family and friends. Feel guilty yet? Well I'm not done there!

Most people abuse the fact that it spawns infinite mobs, and create mob traps, which just creates mods and sends them to their doom. It makes you wonder, why are these things here? I originally thought it would be to trick miners into thinking they've found their base, and have them die, but that's not really a good assumption. Keep in mind that as more and more weapons and mechanics to kill monsters, the more rare these things are becoming. Literally! I was playing alpha the other day, and found three spawners in my world! No joke!

So where am I going with this? Well, remember that these mods are trying to hide, from you! Think about it. You've come into THEIR world, and build with THEIR blocks, and they try to defend their land, and you just kill them, so they make a machine that would create them, and hid them from you! This explains the saddle and horse armor. They're a last resort. And the golden apple is one too!

But how do we know that we're the villain? Well, lets watch the Minecraft trailer.

It's telling you that you're going to a place, but then informs that it's YOUR world. Seems odd doesn't it? Then it tells you to build, create machines, make roller coasters; anything that YOU want to do! And as it says "There's no one to tell you what you can or cannot do, because this is your world." Then it ends. Notice when it says that, the player looks at a creeper, and the creeper just...stays. Why? Think about it. Some really powerful guy just comes to your place, and rearranges your stuff, and you'd be scared!

So why don't creepers have dungeons? Well keep in mind that they're the only mob that can harm not just the player, but what he's building. They send the creeper out to damage the player's creations, and thank it by making gunpowder and CD's one of the most common things found in the chests.

So I bet you're feeling guilty, right? You may be the villain, but there's someone else making you do their dirty work (Kind of like in Teen Titans when Slade forced Robin to join his team). If we can figure out the person talking, then we can find out who is really the blame.

I know I know, it's a guy named Vareide, but this is the Minecraft world we're talking about here. Believe it or not, it's the ender dragon! Well, not directly. Remember, the dragon cannot talk, but I bet that one of his minions, aka the Endermen (Before the corruption), would be telling you this. For you t just go all willy nilly into shaping the world, and then he'll catch you by having you enter the End, and get turned into a corrupted player.

This would make sense, because the Ender Dragon was hinted in early 2011, and the trailer was make in 2011 as well.

So there you have it! We've uncovered the true meaning of mob dungeons, decoded the trailer, and showed that the Ender Dragon is slightly for evil then you thought! But hey, that's just a theory! A Minecr-NO! We are not doing that joke anymore...geez I thought I got out of the habit of that...