Minecraft Dungeons:Chicken Jockey Tower

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“	CHICKEN JOCKEY TOWER – Shoot this odd creature with a bow first. The chicken will fall, causing the baby zombies to scatter. Then cleave through the horde to fully defeat the mob.	„
	— Guide to Minecraft Dungeons: A Handbook for Heroes

A chicken jockey tower is a rare mob that can be found within various missions of Minecraft Dungeons.

Appearance[]

Chicken jockey towers are composed of a chicken jockey with six baby zombies balanced upon each other, with five of them sitting, and the top one balancing standing upright.

Spawning[]

Chicken jockey towers can also spawn when night falls, regardless of the mission, when at least one hero dies in multiplayer.

Behavior[]

The behavior of a chicken jockey tower is similar to a normal chicken jockey but is somewhat slower in speed due to the weight of the baby zombies. When the chicken gets hit, this causes the baby zombies to scatter and attack the hero at once.

Sounds[]

Sound	Description
	Attack
	Death
	Hurt
	Idle
	Infect
	Metal
	Pre
	Pre-attack
	Remedy
	Step (generic)
	Step (wood)
	Whoosh
	Wood break

Sound	Description
	Plop
	Step
	Hurt
	Idle

The Tower[]

The Tower is an ancient chicken jockey tower that is encountered during ancient hunts with the minimum offering of the following runes:

The ancient resides within a Creeper Woods-themed arena and possesses, at minimum, the following enchantments:

Twelve enchanted chicken jockeys act as the ancient's minions, possessing the following enchantments:

Electrified

Upon defeating the Tower, a gilded variant of the following items drops as a reward:

Data values[]

In the game files, chicken jockey towers are referred to internally by the name ChickenJockey.

History[]

Minecraft Dungeons
Dungeons Beta					Added chicken jockey towers.

Trivia[]

As seen with chicken jockey towers, chickens in Minecraft Dungeons seem to be physically stronger than their original counterparts, being capable of carrying more baby zombies.
A chicken jockey tower can be somewhat replicated within the original Minecraft game via baby piglins, who will sometimes stack on top of a baby hoglin.
However, using commands, it is possible to perfectly replicate the stack seen in Dungeons.

References[]

Minecraft Dungeons entities