Minecraft Dungeons multiplayer - What changes in the game?

The multiplayer of Minecraft Dungeons allows up to four heroes to adventure together both in story missions and in secret missions that give better loots. When playing in multiplayer, some things become different in the game. One of the main ones is the difficulty level, which adjusts according to the number of people playing. Here is what changes:

Dungeons get harder with more heroes exploring.
You can use simple commands to communicate with other players if you are not connected to voice chat.
An easy way to get together with other players is to use an Ender Pearl. The teleportation process is quick once you choose which player you want to go to.
The levels will have cubes that make monsters appear. Hit them until they stop generating monsters.
If a friend falls in combat, you have 30 seconds to revive them. If you don't, both of you will lose a life. To revive a friend, click on them and wait a few seconds.
When an ally falls, it will start to get dark. Monsters will randomly appear around the area, including near the fallen player.
When an ally is revived, he will return with low life. You will need to use a potion to restore his life.
Loot and emeralds collected will not be shared. Weapons and consumables will be.
You can adjust the difficulty level in the quest menu when selecting a level. To access the more challenging difficulty options in Minecraft Dungeons, you will need to finish the game on the lower difficulties.