Hermitcraft Ix 1101 The Ultimate Shulker Shell Farm!

In this video, I find myself facing a dilemma - I need a ton of shulker shells, and I'm torn between building an outpost farm or integrating it into my base. You see, I already have a witch farm and an ink farm that are automated and oh-so-convenient. But, I'm a problem-solver at heart, so I show you the modifications I've made to the witch farm.

I'm talking automatic dispensers, a contraption to fill shulker boxes - the whole shebang. And of course, I had to make some changes to the farm to remove scaffolding. Let's face it, scaffolding just isn't going to cut it in the future. Sorry, scaffolding fans, but it's time to say bye-bye.

But wait, there's more! I also throw in some humorous moments with other hermits. You know, because we all need a good laugh between episodes. And speaking of other hermits, have you seen Doc's string farm and iron farm? Absolute marvels, I tell you.

Anyway, back to the shulker shells. I decide to build a dedicated shulker shell farm, but integrating it into my base would require way too much space. So, I opt for a separate farm for a more spectacular view. And let me tell you, this design I'm using, courtesy of Ending Credits, is going to blow your mind.

But before we continue, let me just mention that I've been sick lately. Like, not just a little sniffle, but full-blown "I need a tissue and a cup of tea" sick. Yet, even in my sickly state, I couldn't resist playing on the Hermitcraft server. Dedication, my friends.

Okay, back to the farm. Picture this: sandstone slabs, scaffolding, and a shulker charger sending shulker bullets to the center of the farm, where a shulker sits, minding its own shulker business. We've got snow golems and an endermite in a minecart, ready to hit that shulker with bullets and make it duplicate.

And where do the newly created shulkers teleport to? The scaffolding, of course! They make their way up, up, and away, until they reach the killing chamber. Sounds intense, right? Well, it gets even better. The killing chamber has soul sand and wither roses, causing the shulkers to wither and die. The hoppers then collect the precious shulker shells, like little gifts from the Minecraft heavens.

Now, let's take a moment to give credit where credit is due. Ending Credits, you are the real MVP. Thank you for helping me fix those pesky issues and for explaining the mechanics of this mind-boggling farm. And if you're wondering how I kept a fresh shulker at the bottom of the farm, well, let's just say a minecart and a loop are involved. It's like a never-ending shulker party down there.

Oh, did I forget to mention how efficient this farm is? It's not just efficient, my friends. It's mind-blowingly efficient. I mean, I woke up the next morning with over 100,000 shulker shells. Overnight. Can you even comprehend that? I certainly couldn't. But trust me when I say that I built a shulker box loader just to handle the sheer volume of shells.

So yeah, this video showcases the construction and functionality of this insane shulker farm. I may not have been able to create a larger spectacle around it like I initially planned, but that doesn't mean I won't find another use for that space. Let's face it, I'm always full of crazy ideas.

Speaking of crazy ideas, I've already accumulated over 100,000 shulker shells. And now the question is, how many trips is it going to take to move them all? I've already filled up more than 10 shulker boxes at my base, and I plan on taking a few more with me.

But wait, there's more! I've decided to be generous and give away some of these shulker boxes at a cheap price. Yep, I'm talking a deal so good you'll think I've gone mad. And to make this happen, I need to craft a whole bunch of chests because, believe it or not, I've run through all of my wood supplies. Who would've thought, right?

So, I'm building a new bone mill farm in my base to replenish my wood supply. Gotta keep those chests coming. I'm also upgrading my storage system with a shulker box compacting system because let's be real, I don't need to build that system every time I have a storage system. I've got more cobblestone and stone stored in shulker boxes and chests than I'll ever know what to do with.

But enough about chests and wood. Let's talk about expanding my base. I'm thinking of building a skeleton spawner farm to collect bones. At first, I considered using flying machines to clear the skeletons off the platform, but boy, was that a headache. So, water streams it is. Efficient, effective, and slightly less of a hassle.

Of course, I'll be decorating the room around the farm and creating a proper entrance to the killing chamber. We're not animals, people. We're stylish Minecraft players.

And get this, instead of using minecarts to transport the items, I'm turning to good ol' mud blocks. It's transportation made easy. And for anything other than bones? We've got an item destroyer. Yes, you heard that right. Destroying unwanted items with the flick of a lever. It's like magic. And just to make sure our bones stay organized, we've got an item filter leading straight to another shulker box loader. Because why not?

So, here's the plan - three shulker boxes filled with chests, placed strategically in highly trafficked spots in the shopping district. And you know what? I'm not just giving them away, oh no. I may be generous, but I've put in the effort. So, I'm charging nine diamond blocks for each box. Because greatness comes at a price, my friends.

And let me tell you, I've already used up a significant amount of wood to make these boxes. I'm practically single-handedly responsible for deforestation in the Minecraft universe. But hey, at least I'm putting those shulker shells to good use, right?

So, there you have it - the incredible journey of building a shulker farm, accumulating shulker shells like there's no tomorrow, and finding creative ways to use them. It's been a wild ride, but hey, that's what being a Minecraft hermit is all about. Until next time, keep on crafting and keep on shulking!