Strider Spawn Egg
Strider Spawn Egg spawns a lava-walking Strider from the Nether — a Creative-only item (not obtainable in Survival) for instant mob placement.
Description
Using Strider Spawn Egg on a block spawns an adult Strider that takes no damage from lava and travels quickly across the Nether's lava seas. Place a saddle on the spawned Strider and steer it with a Warped Fungus on a Stick to ride across lava lakes safely. A Strider shivers, turns purple, and slows down the moment it leaves lava or is caught in rain, so Strider Spawn Egg works best when used directly on a lava surface in the Nether.
Java & Bedrock Edition
How to use the Strider Spawn Egg in Minecraft
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Get the egg
Search 'Strider' in the Creative inventory, or run /give @s minecraft:strider_spawn_egg to obtain the Strider Spawn Egg in Survival.
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Aim at lava
Point at a lava surface in the Nether so the spawned Strider lands on lava and can move freely without slowing down.
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Use the egg
Right-click (Java) or tap (Bedrock) the chosen block to spawn an adult Strider on the spot.
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Saddle and ride
Put a saddle on the Strider and hold a Warped Fungus on a Stick to steer it across lava lakes.
In Bedrock Edition, sneak while using the egg to spawn a baby Strider; Java Edition always spawns an adult.
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
Can you get the Strider Spawn Egg in Survival?
No. The Strider Spawn Egg is a Creative-only item; in Survival you can obtain it only with the /give minecraft:strider_spawn_egg command.
What does the Strider Spawn Egg do?
The Strider Spawn Egg spawns an adult Strider, the passive lava-walking mob of the Nether, on the block you use it on.
Which version added the Strider Spawn Egg?
The Strider Spawn Egg was added in the Minecraft 1.16 Nether Update, alongside the Strider mob itself.
Can you spawn a baby Strider with the egg?
In Bedrock Edition, sneak while using the Strider Spawn Egg to spawn a baby; in Java Edition the egg always spawns an adult Strider.
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