What is Entity 303‘s Original Story?

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Entity 303 is a notorious griefer and hacker in Minecraft lore who seeks revenge against Minecraft‘s creator Notch after being fired from Mojang Studios.

According to popular legend, Entity 303 was originally an employee at Mojang working under Notch. He was fired for unknown reasons, perhaps for hacking, griefing, or other illicit activities. Seeking revenge, Entity 303 turned to attacking Minecraft itself and its players.

Creation and Early History

Entity 303 was likely created as a creepypasta character by a Minecraft YouTuber known as TheSpeed179 back in 2013. The original story introduced the entity as a terminated employee hacking into accounts and destroying worlds. Over time, the legend took on a life of its own in the community.

TheSpeed179 has since clarified Entity 303 is “obviously fake,” but that hasn’t stopped the spread of his notorious story. Today, sightings and encounters with this feared figure still circulate.

Motives and Threat to Players

As the story goes, Entity 303 continues to be an active threat, especially for opped players and map creators. He invades worlds to unleash chaos and destruction in various ways:

  • Hacking accounts to obtain admin privileges
  • Crashing servers and destroying saves
  • Attacking players by changing game rules and mechanics
  • Removing terrain and structures
  • Modifying chunks through world edit tools
  • Spawning dangerous custom mobs or hostile game events

His end goal appears to be sabotaging Minecraft enough to make it unplayable or unenjoyable for fans – either as revenge against Mojang and Notch or as part of some griefer agenda.

Relation to Herobrine and Other Figures

In some versions of the story, Entity 303 is described as having a rivalry or uneasy alliance with Herobrine – Minecraft’s other famous villain. They may compete at times in tormenting Steve and their wrath against players is nearly equal.

Other figures like Null or The Speed Demon sometimes accompany Entity 303 as well. He may hack them into existence, control them as allies, or free them to collaborate in spreading chaos across multiplayer servers and realms.

So in summary, the original legend paints Entity 303 as a powerful, persistent threat born from a disgruntled former employee. His capabilities and tales have expanded over time, but he endures as one of Minecraft’s most notorious legends. While Mojang denies his actual existence, belief in this iconic griefer still remains strong in corners of the community.

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