The Minecraft Tricky Trials update released yesterday and brought with it two brand-new hostile mobs: the Breeze and the Bogged. The Breeze "loves to leap dizzying circles around players", while the Bogged is "a poisonous skeleton clad in rags and covered in moss and mushrooms". Both can be found in Trial Chambers, and the Bogged can also be found in swamps.

For this bounty, we simply want you to submit the best screenshot you can of one of the two mobs when you encounter them! Bonus points if you find them in their natural habitat rather than spawning them in via creative mode. Ten rewards of $2 apiece are available here, and you could also try ticking off our other bounty while you're hunting for them: can you be one of our first five members to complete a Trial Chamber?

Task: Post a screenshot of either the Breeze or the Bogged in Minecraft

Format: Image

How to submit an image:

1. Take your screenshot and post it to your connected Twitter (X) or Instagram account. Don't forget to hide the HUD or use photo mode if you can.

2. In your post description, please tag us! We're @JustAbout__ on Twitter (X), and @justaboutcommunity on Instagram. We'd also love it if you included #JustAbout.

3. Hit the 'submit to this bounty' button just below this description - do not use the reply button unless you just want to comment on the thread, as replies will not be counted as entries!

4. Share a link to your post in the box that appears, then expand it so we can view it on Just About.

Once the deadline closes, we’ll pick up to ten submissions, award $2 to each of the winners, and may share them as curated content.

Disclaimer: Geographical and age restrictions apply. Just About reserves the right to extend the bounty's duration. Please see our Terms of Use for more information on how bounties are created and rewarded on Just About. One reward available per member.

1. Take care not to breach copyright. Check our copyright policy before submitting.

2. Remember to link your social accounts before submitting multimedia assets!

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Image credit: Microsoft