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Since the village is located in a stronghold, there will have to be a roof over the village. In this case, the roof is 24 blocks from the ground. The size of the village is about 50 by 65 blocks, (not including the height of the village, 24 blocks) so there is a fair amount of space. Out of the 128 for each world, each ring will have a third of their strongholds include villages (Not counting the first ring of three. That will have two villages). In those villages there are several types of buildings.

Cobble Casitas

A casita is a small home, if you didn't know already. These houses are where almost any type of Cobble Elf resides (not counting the blacksmith and chief). Up to three Cobble Elves can be living in a single casita, and the casitas are 6x5x7. Every house includes a chest and either a crafting table, furnace, or anvil. The chest can include 1 - 3 stacks of the following:

• Apples (50% Chance)
• Cobblestone (50% Chance)
• Iron Ingots (33% Chance)
• Redstone (27.5% Chance)
• Enchanted Book (27.5% Chance)
• Emeralds (15% Chance)
• A Single Wither Skull (2.4% Chance, 3.6% Chance on Hard)

Opening and/or closing a chest in a casita while one of the owners of that casita is watching, only the elves who live there will go berserk. If the chief sees, the entire village goes berserk. If it's anybody else, though, nothing happens. There is no way to tell who lives there, either, so it's risky.

The Smithy

The Smithy is where the Cobble Elf Blacksmith works. There is one per village, and there is only one blacksmith, too. The smithy is 10x7x7, and includes both a furnace and a double chest. The double chest can include 1 - 5 stacks of:

• Iron Ingots (100% Chance)
• Redstone (45% Chance)
• Emeralds (42% Chance)
• Iron Armor/Armour (25% Chance)
• Diamonds (10% Chance)
• A Single Wither Skull (1% Chance, 2.5% Chance on Hard)

If the blacksmith or chief sees you open the chest in the smithy, the entire city goes berserk. If it's anybody else, though, nothing happens.

Chief's Cottage

The Chief's Cottage is where the Chief Cobble Elf lives. There is one per village, as there is only one chief per village. The office is 12x9x14, as there is also a mini-attic in the house. In the cottage lies two chests, each with 3 stacks of the blacksmith's loot table. If anybody sees you with the chief's chest open, the village will not only go berserk and try to kill you, but the village will go into lockdown, where the entrance of the village is sealed with obsidian until everybody there is killed or you die. If it's you that dies, the village will go out of lockdown until you return.

Decoration Builds

In this case, decoration builds don't really serve as houses full of loot. They are more for - well, decoration. Decoration builds include the "Quartz Fountain", which is the village's ultimate shrine, and would go into lockdown if it was destroyed - and little doghouses for wolves that can't be tamed, due to them belonging to the village. The quartz fountain is 4x4x8, and located in the middle of the village. You can't miss it due to how tall it is.

Citizen

Citizen Cobble Elves are imagined to wonder around aimlessly and trade different quality trades based on reputation, much like a villager. In this case, citizens are no more than a re-skinned villager until you remember you can also get on their bad side. Citizens will attack by running up to you and using their fists, punch you. Since their fists are pure cobblestone, their attacks can leave a mark, dealing three hearts of damage to somebody without armor. They have 25 hearts of health, or 50 health in general, but they will pick up any armor you drop.

Speaking on drops, upon death, citizen Cobble Elves will drop 2 - 3 cobble and either coal, iron, gold, redstone, lapis, diamond, or emerald. If you gave them armor, they also have a chance to drop that as well.

(Every normal Cobble Elf has a 66% chance to become a Citizen)

Hunter

Hunter Cobble Elves are probably the most special type of the group. Hunters can be found in their village, but they can also be found anywhere in a stronghold, and by special mini-camps they set up in the overworld. The camps have a 5% chance of spawning, and each has 5 - 7 Cobble Elf Hunters. Hunters are automatically hostile until you reach the village, as until then, you were considered nothing more than another animal. From that moment onward, hunters act differently based on how the village feels about you. Hunters have a slightly tinted cobblestone texture compared to the original, and are also split into two different sub-classes. Ranger Hunters have a bow with Power II, while Knight Hunters have an iron sword with Sharpness II. Both sub-types have 30 hearts of health due to their refined cobblestone. Ranger Hunters don't appear in Easy Mode.

When killed, hunters have a chance to drop their weapon, but they are guaranteed to drop 2 - 3 andesite, granite, or cobblestone - and they also are guaranteed to drop an emerald if they also drop cobblestone.

(Every normal Cobble Elf has a 33% Chance to become a Hunter)

Rider

Riders, until aggravated, look just like normal citizens. When the village goes hostile, though, the wolves will be called out of their houses, and the riders will hop on. The wolves that the riders mount are about as fast as a user can sprint, so choices are limited. The rider has 25 hearts, and the wolf has the same health as ever, though the damage is still three hearts of damage.

Riders also have the same drops as citizens, so the only proof you can obtain stating that citizens and riders are different is because they have different IDs.

(Every normal Cobble Elf has a 33% Chance to become a Rider)

Blacksmith

The Blacksmith Cobble Elf wears a pair of navy-blue jeans and an enchanted stone sword in hand, so it can be easily told apart from other Cobble Elves. The sword is enchanted with Sharpness IV and Knockback II. Like the blacksmith's unusual enchantment combo on his sword, the blacksmith prefers to circle around the enemy, and slowly close in on the user. The blacksmith has 29 hearts, basically 58 health points.

When killed, the Blacksmith will drop 1 - 3 coal ore, and a diamond. There is a very small chance for a blacksmith to drop an iron block, too.

(There is only one blacksmith per village)

Chief

The chief can be told apart by the fact that the chief's cobblestone texture has gone teal, and how the chief wears full, enchanted chain armor. The armor is a part of the chief's texture itself, so the armor isn't really enchanted. Upon lockdown, the chief will automatically retreat to a safe place until every other Cobble Elf in the village is killed. If the chief is attacked, on the other hand, it will get furious and kill the others for you with a strike of lightning. Either way, at that moment, a boss bar will appear with the title of "Cobble Elf Chief". Before the boss bar appears, it is impossible for you to kill the chief, but after the boss bar appears, the chief has its health set to 100 hearts, or 200 health points. The chief will then start attacking from a roster of moves. Those moves include:

• The chief taking out a diamond sword, and dashing towards the player at intense speeds three times in a row, slashing once during each. The slash deals four hearts of damage unarmed.
• At less than half-health, the dashing will be quicker and the attack will deal 4.5 hearts of damage unarmed instead.

• The chief taking out an enchanted bow-and-arrow, and stands idly, firing arrows rapidly. Each arrow has a chance to deal a half-heart of damage. (This meaning that the chief has terrible aim, and is likely to fire a lot of arrows too high)
• At less than half-health, the chief's accuracy is improved by 15%

• The chief will roar, and citizens, hunters, and riders will appear, ready to attack. The amount of Cobble Elves summoned is decided depending on your health. For every two hearts you have, the chief will summon one Cobble Elf. There can only be 8 Cobble Elves summoned at a time.
• The chief will stomp the ground, pushing you one block away from it. The stomp will push the user 2 blocks away instead of one when the chief reaches 30 hearts.

Upon the chief's death, you will be awarded 1,000 EXP the time the first village falls, by 700 EXP for every other village. You will also receive an uncraftable cobblestone chestplate by the name of "Chief's Glory" which actually has one more armor point than a regular diamond chestplate. The cobblestone chestplate is tinted a bit, much like the Hunter Cobble Elf's texture. It seems to make the chestplate more durable.

(There is one chief per village)

Hybrid

Hybrid Cobble Elves are extremely rare, yet extremely rewarding. Hybrids will have have spiky heads and bodies, and their eyes completely black, not just the pupils. If you haven't guessed already, they look a lot like silverfish combined with Steve. Like other Cobble Elves, when hybrids are attacked in a village, the village will automatically go on lockdown. Thing is, though, is that hybrids are automatically hostile, and deal two hearts of damage upon touch and have 25 hearts. They also sprint constantly, and other Citizen Cobble Elves will start to transform into hybrids, which is definitely a bit creepy. (But then yet, weren't Enderman suddenly appearing behind you shaking and yelling also creepy?)

Upon death, the host Hybrid Cobble Elf (The "Elf" who started the infection) is guaranteed to drop a diamond block and 9 cobblestone. Other hybrids will drop a single diamond and four cobblestone. Each and every one of them has a chance to drop a wither skull, too.

(Every normal Cobble Elf has a 1% Chance to become a Hybrid)

Hybrids are also the only type of Cobble Elf that cannot be found in creative mode via spawn egg, much like the Charged Creepers and Spider Jockeys.

The Original Post: CrazyChippy

Idea of Nerfing Chief: Everybody who had read this before the edit, really.

Idea of Having More Than a Two Village Limit: Kevino36 & Kholdstare

Idea of Making Chief's Glory Make More Sense: LeoGaming350