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- Compatibility
- Minecraft 1.21
- Changes include
- Advancements
- Functions
- Loot Tables
- Predicates
- Recipes
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Required Resource Pack
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This data pack was made in six days for the Datapack Jam: Summer 2025 so there may be bugs or unexpected behaviour. Have fun experimenting! 🐺
This pack is made to work with Minecraft version 1.21.5 and will probably get ported to higher versions later.
Overview
This project adds 11 unique wolf variants to the game.
Each variant can be found naturally in the world or summoned in its specific biome using a special companion summoning item. The crafting recipes for these items include clues about which biome is needed for each wolf.
Using a Nether Star, you can craft an Unset Wolf Staff. If you use it from a distance on one of your custom tamed wolves (I couldn’t find a clean way to prevent right-clicking from making them sit or stand), the staff will transform into a version linked to that specific wolf type. While near your companion, you can then use the staff to access that wolf's unique abilities.
Ocelots have also been changed—they’re now bigger, more aggressive, and can drop Ocelot Statues, which have the potential to contain valuable loot.
Spawn:
Pale oak Gardens.
Special:
Deals damage if hurt
Wolf Staffs are obtained by using the Unset Wolf Staff on a wolf that you have tamed. Each staff has a 20-second cooldown and will only activate if a wolf of the corresponding type is within 25 blocks of the player.
Most Wolf Staffs have an effective range of around 10 blocks — except for a few special ones like the Silent Wolf Staff, Ender Wolf Staff, and Sweet Berry Wolf Staff, which have unique properties and ranges.
This pack is made to work with Minecraft version 1.21.5 and will probably get ported to higher versions later.
Overview
This project adds 11 unique wolf variants to the game.
Each variant can be found naturally in the world or summoned in its specific biome using a special companion summoning item. The crafting recipes for these items include clues about which biome is needed for each wolf.
Using a Nether Star, you can craft an Unset Wolf Staff. If you use it from a distance on one of your custom tamed wolves (I couldn’t find a clean way to prevent right-clicking from making them sit or stand), the staff will transform into a version linked to that specific wolf type. While near your companion, you can then use the staff to access that wolf's unique abilities.
Ocelots have also been changed—they’re now bigger, more aggressive, and can drop Ocelot Statues, which have the potential to contain valuable loot.
Wolf Variants
Wooden Wolf
Spawn:
Pale oak Gardens.
Special:
Deals damage if hurt
Sweet Berry Wolf
Spawn:
Taiga
Special:
The owner only needs to eat to heal when they are nearby
Taiga
Special:
The owner only needs to eat to heal when they are nearby
Dire Wolf
Spawn:
Snowy Plains
Special:
Attacks everything except others of its kind
Snowy Plains
Special:
Attacks everything except others of its kind
Ender Wolf
Spawn:
Endermites Spawned in the End have a 50% chance of turning into an Ender Wolf
Special:
randomly Teleports a few blocks
Endermites Spawned in the End have a 50% chance of turning into an Ender Wolf
Special:
randomly Teleports a few blocks
Glowing Wolf
Spawn:
Lush Caves
Special:
gives nearby entities glowing
Lush Caves
Special:
gives nearby entities glowing
Magic Wolf
Spawn:
Dark forests
rarely when an evoker summons a Vex
Special:
summons Evoker Fangs
Dark forests
rarely when an evoker summons a Vex
Special:
summons Evoker Fangs
Mushroom Wolf
Spawn:
Mushroom Fields(Islands)
Special:
Poison attacks
Mushroom Fields(Islands)
Special:
Poison attacks
Nether Wolf
Spawn:
with Piglins in the Nether
Special:
Immune to fire
has fire aspect
with Piglins in the Nether
Special:
Immune to fire
has fire aspect
Ocean Wolf
Spawn:
Ocean Monuments
Special:
water breathing and faster water movement speed
Ocean Monuments
Special:
water breathing and faster water movement speed
Silent Wolf
Spawn:
rarely spawns with a Warden
Special:
sonic boom attacks
immune to warden
always attacks Wardens
rarely spawns with a Warden
Special:
sonic boom attacks
immune to warden
always attacks Wardens
Upside Down Wolf
Spawn:
When dripstone falls
special:
non wolves/players are levitated into the air
has reversed gravity and falls upwards
When dripstone falls
special:
non wolves/players are levitated into the air
has reversed gravity and falls upwards
Wolf Staffs
Wolf Staffs are obtained by using the Unset Wolf Staff on a wolf that you have tamed. Each staff has a 20-second cooldown and will only activate if a wolf of the corresponding type is within 25 blocks of the player.
Most Wolf Staffs have an effective range of around 10 blocks — except for a few special ones like the Silent Wolf Staff, Ender Wolf Staff, and Sweet Berry Wolf Staff, which have unique properties and ranges.
Wooden Wolf Staff
encases the target in a Wooden box
Sweet Berry Wolf Staff
gives hunger and poison for a long time
range 100 blocks
range 100 blocks
Dire Wolf Staff
makes entities within 20 blocks angry at the target
Ender Wolf Staff
Teleports to where you are looking
range 100 blocks
range 100 blocks
Glowing Wolf Staff
gives nausea
gives slowness
gives weakness
gives blindness and drakness
gives slowness
gives weakness
gives blindness and drakness
Magic Wolf Staff
pretty particles
summons evoker fang
summons evoker fang
Mushroom Wolf Staff
gives wither
gives nausea
gives nausea
Nether Wolf Staff
Shoots a fireball
explodes on impact with entity
explodes on impact with entity
Ocean Wolf Staff
gives mining fatigue
gives blindness
deals drowning damage
gives blindness
deals drowning damage
Silent Wolf Staff
shoots a sonic boom
range 100 blocks
range 100 blocks
Upside Down Wolf Staff
shoots out a ray that makes hit entities fly up 60 blocks into the air
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you shouod avoid reusing the same selector multiple times, especially in a function running 20 times/seconds
I like that you use some of the new mechanics
You consume items even in creative
Some wolf look reall buggy and some staff really useless (the effect of the staff is already given by the wolf)
If one of my dog die I can't respawn it?
You're absolutely right about the selectors (I just forgot under pressure).
If a wolf dies, it dies exactly like a vanilla wolf and can't be respawned.