In Java Edition, pillagers do not retaliate on vindicators or evokers that attack them.Ī passive pillager holding an ominous banner in the right hand. In Bedrock Edition, a pillager that accidentally harms a vindicator or evoker causes it to retaliate and attack the pillager. Pillagers also aid other pillagers attacked by other mobs. Pillagers are hostile toward players, iron golems, wandering traders and adult villagers. Enchanted books have level 30 enchantments, which can also be treasure enchantments.These drops are affected by the Looting enchantment.Iron equipment drops are always of 30 to 90% item durability.Said equipment may also have enchantment combinations that cannot be normally obtained, such as Blast Protection and Fire Protection on the same pair of boots. The iron equipment drops have a 50% chance to be enchanted at level 5 to 19.In Bedrock Edition, pillagers that were spawned by raids have a 65% chance on easy and normal or 80% chance on hard difficulties to drop these: Its illager ominous banner if spawned as a captain.5 experience points and an additional 1–3 points per naturally-spawned equipment when killed by the player or a tamed wolf.The chance ranges from 0% to 10% depending on the regional difficulty. The crossbow is of a random durability and has a chance of being enchanted.

The drop chance increases by 1% per level of Looting. The crossbow may be loaded or unloaded depending on the crossbow's state when the pillager dies. There is a 8.5% chance to drop a crossbow when killed by the player or a tamed wolf.Each level of the Looting enchantment increases the maximum number of arrows dropped for up to five. In Bedrock Edition, pillagers drop 0 - 2 arrows.In Java Edition, pillagers spawn during bonus waves and have the largest chance of being the raid captain in the first wave, but in the second wave and onwards, vindicators have a greater chance than pillagers of being the raid captain. In Bedrock Edition, one of the ravagers is ridden by a pillager instead of a vindicator on the seventh wave. One pillager spawns riding a ravager in the fifth wave. Despite this, they still constitute the majority of raiders in total. In a raid, pillagers are more common in the earlier waves and decrease in number as the waves progress. A maximum of eight pillagers spawn naturally in an outpost. In Bedrock Edition, pillagers continually spawn at or below a particular location in the outpost, choosing the highest opaque block with a non-solid block on top and spawning on the northwest corner. In Java Edition, there can be unlimited pillagers that spawn in outposts naturally, limited only by the natural spawning rules. They may spawn on any valid opaque block if the block light level is less than or equal to 8. Some pillagers spawn as outpost captains. Pillagers continually spawn in a 72×54×72 block volume centered on the top floor in a pillager outpost. After 5 1⁄ 2 in-game days, patrols appear 24 to 48 blocks away from the player, at a light level of 7 and below on Easy or any light level on Normal and Hard difficulty.

One of these pillagers is a patrol captain. In Bedrock Edition, each patrol spawns two to five pillagers. The individual pillagers of a patrol can spawn only at block light level less than 9, regardless of sky light. A patrol spawns 24 to 48 blocks away from a random player, on the highest solid block. Patrols occur after 5 1⁄ 2 in-game days, any time and independently of structures, which means they still spawn in worlds without generated structures. In Java Edition, the number of pillagers spawning in each patrol varies from one to five and depends on the regional difficulty, with one spawning as a patrol captain. In Java Edition, a pillager spawned by a player using a spawn egg or commands can be a captain which has an ominous banner sticking out of its head.

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