BedWars What is everyone's favourite bed defence?

[shadrackkambanga]

I use Obisidan If i have time i Rush Obi but if i cant I get evertying in blocks shop execpt obi since i Wont be able to get it

 

[Swervinng]

Depends on which mode I'm playing.

• Solo - Wool.

In solo, defending your bed doesn't matter much because if someone killed you, your bed is basically gone. Even if you had ob as a bed defence, they can still get your bed.

• Doubles - Endstone/Sandstone.

I don't play doubles that much, but I found it more efficient to use some blocks that requires tools to break ( faster ).

• 3s/4s - 2 layers of Endstone + 1 layer kf wool at the top.

 

[KeyDestroyer]

Its really important to defend. Endstone, wood, sandstone, sandstone (again), wool, wool (again), ladders (optional) and then I make a wall around my base!

 

[salti]

The Ranked Bedwars community uses clay, wood, endstone and then wool. I generally like to use that tactic in quads but I don't defend often

no one is using that ever in normal 4s though

 

[Ikasdj]

I do wool but I highly recommend if your doing defensing doing a wood butterfly endstone then wood its a great defense tbh Cheap as well usually good for quads

 

[Ikasdj]

Its really important to defend. Endstone, wood, sandstone, sandstone (again), wool, wool (again), ladders (optional) and then I make a wall around my base!

it isn't that much lmao i just put wool and dip my bedd

 

[Atronimus]

Usually the first layer as endstone and second as wool is decent, however if you want a better defense you could rush obsidian after taking out the first rush. But it really all comes down to skill, alot of good players just use one layer of wool or even no defense at all, depending on how experienced you are I recommend strategizing accordingly.

 

[ItsSkyLite]

I get 1 layer of wool, take it or leave it.

 

[critic4L]

in solos just like 1/2 layers of wool
for the other gamemodes probably wood/endstone then do the butterfly wool thing

 

[AsmrMeNOW]

I would say my fav bed defence is endstone and wood