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Minecraft Experience Cape

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The Minecraft Experience Cape‌[JE only] or Villager Rescue Cape‌[BE only] is a cape given to Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue attendees.

Appearance

The cape's design includes a face of a villager with a zombie villager on one side and a normal villager on the other. It is displayed on a dark purple background.

Distribution

Players can receive this cape by redeeming a code rewarded after completing the experience. The codes must be redeemed no later than 30 days[note 1] after the event closes in the tour city where they were obtained.[1]

The code is distributed using one of two methods; which method is used varies by tour city. In some cities, codes are sent by email after visiting. In other cities, codes are distributed on printed cards when the Orb of Interaction is returned at the end of the experience.[2] Guests will not receive code emails from cities that use the printed card method; in those cities, the code must be collected from the experience.[1]

History

September 20, 2024It is announced that Minecraft Experience attendees would receive a cape.[3]
It is originally only announced as a Bedrock Edition cape, although Minecraft Experience employees stated Mojang Studios was working on adding it to Java Edition.[citation needed]
October 18, 2024The event begins, making the cape available in Bedrock Edition.
October 23, 2024The cape is made available in Java Edition.
The elytra texture uses an unfinished monochrome dark purple design.
October 25, 2024The cape in Java Edition is updated to match Bedrock Edition.

Trivia

  • The cape was designed by Craig Leigh, a Mojang employee. He took inspiration from Two-Face, a villain appearing in Batman comics.[4]

Textures

  • The Minecraft Experience Cape texture
    The Minecraft Experience Cape texture
  • The first iteration of the Minecraft Experience Cape texture
    The first iteration of the Minecraft Experience Cape texture

Official artwork

  • The Character Creator icon for the cape
    The Character Creator icon for the cape
  • Microsoft Store image
    Microsoft Store image
  • The promotional picture used to announce the cape
    The promotional picture used to announce the cape
  • Printed code card distributed to visitors in Oberhausen
    Printed code card distributed to visitors in Oberhausen
  • Back of the card distributed in Oberhausen
    Back of the card distributed in Oberhausen

Screenshots

Notes

  1. ↑ This deadline is very inconsistent, with multiple official sources providing different redemption periods. The terms and conditions mention that codes can be used within 30 days after the end of the experience, but the redemption page mentions 60 days, and the Toronto FAQ mentioned 6 months. Because of this, it is highly recommended to assume that codes expire within 30 days and use them as soon as possible.

References

  1. ↑ a b https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/31114589569805-Experience-Mod-Minecraft-Experience-Promotion-Terms-and-Conditions
  2. ↑ https://www.minecraftexperience.com/london/faq/
  3. ↑ "Get a ticket. Get a (Minecraft) experience of a lifetime. Get a cape. It's called a win-win-win! #MinecraftExperience #MinecraftDallas @Minecraft" – @MinecraftExpIRL on X (formerly Twitter), September 20, 2024
  4. ↑ "7 Hidden Easter Eggs in NEW Minecraft Experience!" – Rays Works on YouTube, October 20, 2024

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