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There are some height thresholds that make you take fall dmg even in a boat for some reason. I don't remember them but it's possible you got an unlucky nunberband died. Eventually it could be something new in an update, but exiting the boat right before the landing should save you anyways
15 kwi 2011 · As was mentioned in the comments, boats do not take cumulative damage from running into things. There is a threshold of damage above which it breaks up. Below that you can bump it gently as many times as you want without losing it.
using powered rails (redstone is an abundant resource at lower levels, you can easily get stacks per mining trip) which can be activated at all times by levers (which obviously are extremely cheap) you can keep traveling at 64 blocks per second in the overworld using your nether tunnel instead of gathering ice. iron being so common makes this ...
19 lut 2012 · From the Minecraft Wiki page on Boats: Running aground on slabs will inflict some amount of falling damage. The damage seems to be much worse the longer you've been in the boat. (Perhaps due to the bobbing motion at sea being counted as 'falling' distance, and cashing it all in at once).
Maximum damage to undeads or arthropods is 41.25 × 20.625 damage, consisting of 8 from netherite sword + 12.5 × 6.25 from Smite V for undead mobs or Bane of Arthropods V for arthropod mobs + 7 from strength II, all × 1.5 from a critical hit (+ 13.75 × 6.875 damage).
A boat with chest is a single chest occupying the passenger seat of a boat, and functions as such. As it can still be driven it can be used to transport items over bodies of water. A boat with chest can be directly retrieved by attacking it, as it drops itself in item form, along with its...
