History VideoGame / MinecraftDungeons

*** Cool Down and Cooldown Shot are enchantments that affect artifact cooldown. While the former has a similar effect to the evocation robe and can have their effects be stacked, the latter only decreases the artifact cooldown time for each enemy defeated.

* BubblegloopSwamp : The Soggy Swamp level is this, with its murky greenish water, fog, and patches of a deadly green substance scattered around it. It's also constantly rainy.

** Luck of the Sea is another odd case. While it doesn't increase the chance of enemies dropping items, it increases the chance of rare items becoming unique items. This also affects the merchants at the camp.

* TeleportSpam: The Arch-Illager, as well as Endermen, use this during combat.

* BadWithTheBone: One of the melee weapons introduced in the Flames of the Nether DLC is the bone club, a {{BFS}} built from a giant chunk of bone attached to a very small handle with several bindings. It sports maximum damage and high area at the cost of being one of the slowest weapons in the game.

* %%VineTentacles: The Jungle Awakens DLC introduces whips as melee weapons with their only unique variant being a literal vine whip that inflicts poison on enemies.

* WhipItGood: The Jungle Awakens DLC introduces whips as melee weapons. They lack attack speed and range but makes up for it in power.

* AutomaticCrossbow: The rapid crossbow. It has low damage, but high speed, a large ammo supply and can be shot repeatedly if the ranged attack button is held down. Its unique variants also qualify, with the butterfly crossbow shooting an additional arrow for every shot fired near two or more enemies and the auto crossbow essentially being this game's version of a machine gun (that can chew up ammo very quickly).

** The Harpoon Crossbow is a more straightforward example. Though it cannot penetrate enemies, its unique version, the Nautical Crossbow, has a chance to have this effect. Both have high power, but moderate speed and ammo.

A {{prequel}} novel ''[[Literature/MinecraftDungeonsTheRiseOfTheArchIllager Minecraft Dungeons: The Rise of the Arch-Illager]]'' was published by Del Rey Books.

A new cousin called ''VideoGame/MinecraftLegends'' is releasing in 2023.

* BattleBoomerang: The Spinblade, an artifact only obtainable through the Flames of the Nether DLC, fits this trope. When used, the player fires the Spinblade in the direction they are facing with it returning to the player after travelling a certain distance, damaging any enemies as long as it's active. If the player moves out of the way of the spinblade when it is returning, it will orbit around the player, gradually decreasing the distance between it and the player. The Spinblade is also capable of destroying projectiles like arrows, {{Energy Ball}}s and tridents, meaning that a good use of the item can turn the Spinblade into an orbiting shield that destroys anything that touches it.

* GameBreakingBug: Did you purchase the game on [=PlayStation=] 4 with the intent of playing it on a couch with a couple of friends? Well, sucks to be you, because ever since the release of the third DLC, most [=PS4=] users cannot get Local Coop to work at all. So you have to either play alone, or through an Online Coop.

** Zombies, Skeletons, Vindicators and Pillagers wearing armor can occasionally be found, with higher difficulties increasing their spawn chance.

** At level 2981, the visuals break and depict the player at level 1 and countinues counting from there but the player is still required to get as much experience needed to reach 2982.

** In the Echoing Void DLC, it isn't a common sight to see Endermites fall off the map when attempting to chase the player in missions that take place in The End. This even happens if there is a bridge connecting two islands, which the player may have crossed a few seconds prior.

* BattleBoomerang: The Spinblade, an artifact only obtainable through the Flames of the Nether DLC, fits this trope. When used, the player fires the Spinblade in the direction they are facing with it returning to the player after travelling a certain distance, damaging any enemies as long as it's active. If the player moves out of the way of the spinblade when it is returning, it will orbit around the player, gradually decreasing the distance between it and the player until it reaches the latter. The Spinblade is also capable of destroying projectiles like the {{Energy Ball}}s fired by necromancers and The Nameless One or harpoons and tridents used by sunken skeletons and drowned.

* BattleBoomerang: The Spinblade, an artifact only obtainable through the Flames of the Nether DLC, fits this trope. When used, the player fires the Spinblade in the direction they are facing with it returning to the player after travelling a certain distance, damaging any enemies as long as it's active. If the player moves out of the way of the spinblade when it is returning, it will orbit around the player, gradually decreasing the distance between it and the player until it reaches the latter. The Spinblade is also one of the few artifacts that can dispel the {{Energy Ball}}s fired by necromancers and The Nameless One.

** Archie's discovery of the Orb of Dominance, a glowing purple orb/[[cube]], is why Archie is so powerful and why the Illagers follow his orders out of fear of being punished.

* WolverineClaws: The aptly named Maulers are unique gauntlets that were wielded by ancient Illager soldiers and appear to be fashioned from animal claws. They are naturaully enchanted with [[ChainLethalityEnabler Rampaging]].

* CriticalHit: There is an enchantment with this exact name, allowing you to invoke this trope. The enchantment in question gives a chance to inflict triple the enchanted weapon's damage when hitting a hob. Weapons like the Master Katana have this enchantment applied by default.

* CriticalHit: There is an enchantment with this exact name, allowing you to invoke this trope. Weapons like the Master Katana have this enchantment applied by default.

* UnnecessaryCombatRoll: Players can roll to avoid attacks at the very last second. Additionally, some of the armor and enchantments enhance rolling, like [[BurningRubber Fire Trail]], which leaves a fire trail when rolling.

* BigCreepyCrawlies: The spiders from the base game are here, including the venomous Cave Spiders. While Cave Spiders still approach players and [[StatusInflictionAttack poison]] them, spiders opt to keep their distance from the player and shoot webs at the player. If a player happens to get hit by it, they will get [[AllWebbedUp immobilized in a spider web]] while any spider in the area will run up to them and start attacking.

* WeaponOfXSlaying: Smite returns from the base game as a weapon enchantment, dealing additional damage to undead mobs. Exclusive to this game are Illager's Bane and Unenchanting, which deal extra damage to Illagers and enchanted mobs respectively.