How To Farm Ender Pearls In Minecraft 1.21

Endermen, sizable and resilient mobs, pose a challenge if encountered unprepared. While technically neutral, they turn aggressive towards players who either damage them or make direct eye contact. Players should ensure they're well-equipped, ideally armed with a Diamond weapon, and clad in sturdy armor to effectively combat them.

 

Several strategies exist to enhance safety and efficiency when facing Endermen:

1. Construct a three-block-high tower to engage them safely, preventing their reach unless they fall.
2. Engage in combat within an enclosed area with a low ceiling (at least three by three blocks wide), inaccessible to their towering height.
3. Utilize water bodies as cover since Endermen cannot traverse across lakes or rivers.
4. Position a boat near an Enderman, causing it to likely sit on the boat and become trapped, enabling players to attack.
5. Players can don a pumpkin on their head to avert inadvertent eye contact, averting aggro from Endermen.

Best Ways To Farm Ender Pearls

Gathering a substantial number of Ender Pearls presents a challenge due to the difficulty of defeating numerous Endermen. Nonetheless, several strategies, methods, and shortcuts exist to streamline and expedite this process. Here are five of the most effective approaches.

Trade With A Cleric Villager

One reliable method to obtain Ender Pearls involves interacting with a Cleric villager. However, not all Clerics will have Ender Pearls available for sale. Players must first advance a Cleric to the expert level within their profession. At that point, there exists a slight probability that the Cleric will offer Ender Pearls for purchase.

The price for a single Ender Pearl stands at five Emeralds, which might seem steep, particularly for just one item. Nevertheless, players who possess abundant resources but prefer less exploration in the game can opt for this route, provided they have amassed a considerable quantity of Emeralds either through savings or trades with other villagers.

Build A Farm

The most straightforward method to gather mob drops in Minecraft involves constructing a mob farm. However, the challenge arises with farming Endermen for their Ender Pearls, as the End, where Endermen are abundant, is the very location players aim to reach in the first place. Therefore, building an Enderman farm only becomes feasible after players have accessed the End.

It remains possible to create a general mob farm to collect various mob drops, including occasional Endermen spawns, by ensuring the spawning room accommodates a height of three blocks for Endermen to spawn into. Alternatively, Binary Vigilante's YouTube guide suggests a method to establish an Enderman farm within the Nether.

Upon defeating the Ender Dragon, players can craft a farm on the End Island following a detailed step-by-step guide. Various farm crafting variations exist to attract numerous Endermen while maintaining player safety. In essence, constructing traps equipped with water, pits, and/or low roofs isolates players from mobs while utilizing Endermites to lure Endermen.

Notably, there's a five percent chance of an Endermite spawning when using an Ender Pearl.

Barter With Piglins In The Nether

A preferred technique among Minecraft speedrunners for acquiring Ender Pearls involves entering the Nether dimension and engaging with Piglins, introduced as barter-capable mobs following the 1.16 Nether update.

Distinct from villagers, Piglins lack a conventional trading interface. Upon dropping gold ingots nearby, they rush to collect and inspect them, eventually offering items in return to the player.

Among these items are Ender Pearls, with a 2.18% chance of Piglins dropping between two to four Ender Pearls each time they examine a gold ingot. While not foolproof, this method remains relatively economical within the game. Given that gold currently lacks more substantial uses and is easily accessible, it stands as an efficient means to swiftly obtain Ender Pearls.

Get A Looting III Sword

This advice holds true for farming various mob drops in Minecraft. Looting III stands out as essential, significantly elevating the chances of acquiring valuable mob drops. While Ender Pearls aren't always guaranteed from slain Endermen, Looting III dramatically improves the likelihood of obtaining them.

Exclusive to sword enchantments, Looting III requires players to accumulate a minimum of 30 experience levels before interacting with an enchantment table alongside the desired sword for enchanting.

Given its rarity and potency, it's advisable to apply Looting III to a diamond or Netherite sword, particularly due to Endermen's durability and potential for significant damage if not swiftly defeated.

Kill Endermen In The Warped Forest Biome

Regarding the Nether, previously mentioned was the possibility of constructing an Enderman farm within the Nether, facilitated by the existence of the Warped Forest biome. Since the 1.16 update, Endermen have been prevalent in the Nether, provided players locate the specific biome.

The Warped Forest biome features a distinctive turquoise, bluish, and green hue. Its discovery isn't guaranteed immediately, but players fortunate enough to spawn within this biome benefit from a continuous spawn of Endermen.

Simply roaming this forest allows players to eliminate as many Endermen as necessary. When coupled with the aforementioned Looting III sword, this approach can yield several stacks of Ender Pearls within an hour or two.

Furthermore, within a Woodland Mansion dungeon, a specific room houses a trapped chest that consistently contains two Ender Pearls in the "fake end portal" room.

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