Grinding Perfect Gear for Lifesteal World

Welcome to day two of Lifesteal World. The player is excited about the server and plans to build a gold farm. Before that, the base needs development, including setting up villagers. The current gear is good, but resources like pumpkins and melons are scarce. The player also aims to expand the base while maintaining its secluded, low-profile status, as public bases are usually on the surface. The community is welcoming. The player begins by overhauling an old farm to upgrade crops. After fixing a struggling XP farm, the player obtains an Efficiency IV shovel, crucial for farming pumpkins and melons to acquire emeralds. The process of setting up villagers is conflicted; while powerful, it's a common strategy on SMPs. The player sets up a basic villager structure but leaves to prank spawn with friends. The pranking incident highlights the need for a clean set of diamond armor without distinctive trims, as current gear makes stealth impossible. The player plans to acquire a second suit of armor for invisibility pranks. Before that, the player delivers beehives to Mog, whose bees had died. During the delivery, the player also gifts Mog a Silk Touch diamond pickaxe, claiming to have a spare and a better one. Mog is grateful and plans to build a bee farm. Leaving spawn, the player spots someone potentially following and takes evasive action, pretending to check an ender chest while observing the follower. On the way home, the player explores, hoping to find a base or turtle eggs, which are essential for a gold farm. The player finds a baby turtle and a turtle with eggs, waiting for it to lay them. Another player, Zanny, appears, stating he’s fine after almost getting jumped. The turtle eggs are a valuable find for a gold farm. The player discovers a raided base, noting signs of a fight and questioning the protocol for such bases. The player leaves a sign saying "Wreck was here. Hi. I didn't raid the base," and decides nothing there is worth taking. Back at the base, the player successfully transports villagers across glaciers using leads and boats, praising Minecraft for lead mechanics. A path is built to protect zombie villagers from burning in sunlight. After curing and securing the villagers in trading positions, the player reaches level 36, enabling access to better gear. The episode concludes with the establishment of critical infrastructure, setting the stage for future trolling and pranks. The player promises exciting pranks in upcoming episodes.