Dying, however, drops your experience level down to zero. You can also gain experience by smelting certain items in the furnace and carrying out other activities such as finding rare ores. Killing a mob drops experience orbs that either fly directly toward you or float to the ground waiting for you to collect. But all experience gained counts toward the final score shown on the screen when you die. Unlike other role-playing games, experience in Minecraft is more like a currency that you spend on enchantments, so it waxes and wanes. Experience isn’t generally important until you start enchanting and giving additional powers to items such as swords (see Chapter 10, “Enchanting, Anvils, and Brewing”). When it’s full, you move to the next experience level. Your current level is shown in the middle of the bar.
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