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Occasionally, some young nitwit villagers decide to leave their homes and travel the Overworld on their Skateboards.
These Wandering Skaters will appear only once every few days, and can be seen preforming tricks and generally skating around.
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Wandering Skaters can carry a variety of items, such as...
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-Skateboard Trucks and Decks
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-Complete Skateboards
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-Pizza Slices, a placeable food item, like a cake. Wandering Skaters will eat some if injured.
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-Skateboard Enchantment books
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-Various Skating Equipment
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-Energy Drinks
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And much more. But above all else, Wandering Skaters are the only source of rare novelty Skateboard Wheels, each of which has a unique visual effect on a Skateboard.
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Unlike other types of villager, Wandering Skaters are not defenseless and will attempt to protect themselves from harm. If attacked, they can pick up their Skateboards and swing them around in a circle to damage multiple nearby assailants.
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Emerald Skateboard Wheels can be crafted and given to a Wandering Skater in order to make them stay around permanently. This will also change the appearance of their Skateboard.
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The mysterious energy drinks sold by this merchant also seem to have a secondary use. When gifted to a young villager and consumed, there is a chance that the villager will become a Nitwit and refuse to take on a job in adulthood.
If one of these Nitwits discovers a Skateboard item, they may develop an interest in skating and become a Wandering Skater.
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Skater Skeletons
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The Skater Skeleton is a rare skeleton that can be encountered wielding a skateboard rather than the usual bow.
These hostile monsters can only spawn on smooth, solid blocks, such as stone, which are fitting for them to skate on.
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When attacking, the Skater Skeleton will attempt to use its skateboard to chase after its target, bashing into them if possible.
It will also pick up its skateboard and use it as a melee weapon, dealing significant damage.
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If slain, the Skater Skeleton will drop bones, Skateboard Wheels, and possibly its Skateboard or helmet.
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Skater Skeletons are one of the few ways to naturally obtain Skateboard Wheels, which are a necessary component of a Skateboard.
The helmet that these skeletons wear also enables them to deal slight melee damage when colliding with other creatures when skating - an ability that anyone who wears it can also use.
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Although naturally rare, Skater Skeletons can be found plaguing any manually built skate park.
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Skillagers
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Skillagers are hostile Pillagers who have taken up skating for less peaceful reasons. They can sometimes be encountered roaming in small groups, chasing down targets on bladed Skateboards.
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Unlike the other skaters, Skillagers are thieves. If they discover an unattended Skateboard nearby, they may abandon their own to steal it instead. They seem especially interested in Golden Skateboards.
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Their Skateboards carry a peculiar Allay design and are often enchanted to handle rough ground, water, or tall obstacles.
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Allay Banner Pattern
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An uncommon trophy that can sometimes be taken
from a defeated Skillager.
