Minecraft - Tutorial: Blaze XP Farm
Why Arqade Stack Exchange recommends it
Gaming Stack Exchange (Arqade) answerers point people to it when asked about blaze rod harvesters, the best ways to earn XP, or alternative fuel sources.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2012 to 2013.
What it is
A 31-minute Minecraft tutorial by EthosLab showing how to build a Blaze XP farm at a Nether fortress spawner, based on the one in his Let's Play world. Blazes give double the XP of most mobs and drop blaze rods for brewing and fuel.
What people said
Recommends BlaXpirit · 2012-08 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “How do I construct a blaze rod harvester?”
There are quite a few tutorials for that, and these two designs seemed most notable to me. First design (by Etho) is complicated, expensive but fully automatic: And another, simple one (by Generikb) that doesn't require any resources but building blocks: You might want to ignore the suggestion to put furnaces there. Smelting doesn't give much experience now. If you want to make it even simpler but a bit more efficient, you could just put the spawner in a big solid box, then put one line of fence gates and an empty line below it. That way you'll be able to hit the Blaze and they won't be able to hit you.
Recommends Kcats · 2013-06 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “What is Best way to earn XP?”
You may want to look at this enderman farm by Panda [LINK] or this blaze farm by Etho [this video] . By far those two are one of the best XP sources in the vanilla game.
Cites John · 2013-05 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “How can I get more coal?”
If you need coal for furnaces, build a blaze spawner farm [this video] in the nether, and use blaze rods. If you need coal for coal blocks for building, build a wither skeleton farm in the nether. Note, this is significantly more difficult than a blaze farm. No good tutorials, but wither skeleton farm science [LINK] is necessary.