Where to Find the Key Golems: A Complete Guide

Game Information

• Game Name: Minecraft Dungeons
• Developer: Mojang Studios
• Initial Release Date: May 26, 2020
• Genre: Dungeon Crawler, Action RPG
• Platforms: PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch

Introduction

In the world of Minecraft Dungeons, players encounter a variety of unique challenges and mobs, one of which is the elusive Key Golem. These small, passive creatures play a pivotal role in unlocking doors and progressing through different levels. This comprehensive guide will provide you with detailed information on where to find Key Golems and how to utilize them effectively.

Locations of Key Golems

Standard Key Golems

Key Golems in Minecraft Dungeons can be found in several levels. Here’s a list of known locations:

• Woodland Mansion
• Cacti Canyon
• Desert Temple
• Lower Temple
• Highblock Halls
• Dingy Jungle (Secret area)
• Overgrown Temple
• Frosted Fjord (Secret area)
• Windswept Peaks
• Gale Sanctum
• Nether Fortress
• Crimson Forest
• End Wilds
• Broken Citadel

Diamond Key Golems

A rarer variant, the Diamond Key Golem, is also present in the game. These are blue instead of yellow and are used for different doors. Their locations include:

• Woodland Prison
• Cacti Canyon
• Underhalls
• Lone Fortress
• Colossal Rampart
• Nether Fortress
• Warped Forest
• Soul Sand Valley
• Abyssal Monument
• The Stronghold
• Broken Citadel

Understanding Key Golems

Behavior and Interaction

Key Golems start their life asleep. When awoken, they will attempt to evade players at all costs. To collect a Key Golem, a player must strike it, causing it to attach to the player’s back.

The Role of a Key Golem

Once attached, the Key Golem will wriggle and make noise. If the player takes damage while carrying it, the Golem will escape and return to its original location. If the player successfully reaches a locked door with the Key Golem, it will unlock the door and disappear.