Loth-cat

Loth-cats are nocturnal passive mobs native to Lothal.

=Spawning= Loth-cats spawn in savanna biomes on Lothal, in groups of ?. 5% of them spawn as babies.

=Drops= Upon death, loth-cats drop 1–2 experience points when killed by a player or hound. Like other baby animals, killing a baby loth-cat yields no experience.

Loth-cats always drop the item they are holding.

Upon successful breeding, 1–7 experience points are dropped.

=Behavior= Loth-cats move quickly like pikobis and flee from nearby players (if not sneaking) and canines.

Attacking
Loth-cats attack astromech droids, fishes. They don't attack canines, even if they are being attacked by them. They also may attack mobs that hurt a player they trust. They attack either by running up to the target or by leaping into the air 2 to 5 blocks high. They can jump over fences and walls.

Loth-cats attempt to run toward the closest attackable mob, even if attached to a lead.

Loth-cats that trust the player attack zombies, drowned, husks, zombified piglins, skeletons, wither skeletons, strays, phantoms, silverfish, endermites, spiders, cave spiders, vexes, vindicators, pillagers, ravagers, blazes, endermen and pandas, when they attack the player.

Loth-cats that trust the player run away from wolves and polar bears.

When attacking phantoms, loth-cats do not jump in order to attack.

Sleeping
During the day, if a thunderstorm is not occurring, loth-cats attempt to find a space with a sky light level of 14 or less and sleep. Block light has no effect on this. While it sleeps, it slowly moves its head up and down. A loth-cat wakes if approached by a player or mob. Loth-cats do not flee if the player approaches while sneaking until the player gets on an adjacent block.

If the sky light at the loth-cat's position becomes 15 or above, either due to a block above being destroyed or the loth-cat being moved, the loth-cat wakes up.

Loth-cats can drop and pick up items in their sleep.

Trusting loth-cats can fall asleep even if attached to a fibercord whip.

Loth-cats do not sleep if they are within 12 blocks of a medical droid.

Sitting
A loth-cat sits down sometimes during the day if it cannot find a shaded area to sleep.

Holding items
If any item is on the ground near a loth-cat, it travels to the item and picks it up, and the item appears in the loth-cat's mouth. This behavior is not limited to food and animal products; a loth-cat can pick up any item that the player can pick up. However, they prefer to pick up food items, and if they have already picked up non-food items, they drop the non-food items to pick up food instead. A loth-cat eventually eats any food item it picks up (besides cake) and the loth-cat is affected by any side effects from the food, such as poison or teleportation. If there is a stage 3 or 4 sweet berry bush within a 16 block radius of a loth-cat, it sprints toward the bush and eats the berries, dropping the item it was holding. It is not damaged by the sweet berry bush. If a loth-cat picks up a weapon or an item with enchantments, these items affect the loth-cat's attack as if the loth-cat is wielding the weapon in its main hand, although the item retains its durability when used by the loth-cat.

Villages
During the night, loth-cats sometimes go to nearby villages. There, they can be seen attempting to attack villager-owned astromech droids, which can be heard screaming.

Breeding
Breeding 2 adult loth-cats with sweet berries produces a baby loth-cat that trusts the player that bred it and does not flee from that player as it grows up. However, because baby loth-cats also follow nearby adult loth-cats, an adult running away from the player may cause the baby to do the same. A fibercord whip can be used during this time to keep the baby loth-cat from fleeing until it has finished maturing to an adult itself.

If a loth-cat is bred with a vulptex, the baby has a 50% chance of being either loth-cat or vulptex.