Minecraft Villager Jobs A Information

Since 1.14 Village and Pillage, Minecraft villages have seen an enormous change. The whole trading system and the item economy and the tasks that each villager is responsible for has been completely redesigned. This guide will provide an in-depth outline of how you can manage your villager's trading. You should be able identify the best way to get the things you require by the end. Let's get going!

What are the Countless Villager jobs in Minecraft?

There are currently 15 villager positions available in Minecraft. This is a list of all the possible jobs a villager can be able to take. If you're looking for a specific job, you'll need place the job block that is associated to the job you want in the area of an unemployed villager. The villager's work will determine what trades they are able to offer. If you don't have an Unemployed Villager, you may destroy the job block that a villager is using. If you're not able to obtain the desired trades from a villager you can break the job block and place it back to allow them to load their trades.

Minecraft has many types of villagers

Armorer - Offers armor as well as Chainmail. Blast Furnace Butcher is an employment block that gives the emeralds and cooked meat. Job Block: Smoker Cartographer offers maps and banner Paterns. Cartography Table is the Job Block Cleric - Offers magical items and even Bottle o’ Enchanting. Job Block: Brewing Stand Farmer - Offers advanced food and even brewing materials. Job Block Composter Fisherman - Offers fish, and even an enchanted Fishing Rod. Job Block: Barrel Fletcher - Offers bows, Flint, arrows and even tipped Arrows. Fletching Table is the job block Leatherworker – Offers leather armor, horse armour, and even saddles. Job Block: Cauldron Librarian - Offers Enchanted Books, Name Tags, and more Job Block: Lectern Mason - Offers blocks/bricks in cut versions. Job Block Stonecutter Nitwit - Offers nothing. Essentially useless. Job Block N/A Shepherd - Offers a selection of colored wools and paintings. Job BLock Loom Loom Toolsmith - Offers tools of different quality, and even made to look magical! Job Block: Smithing Table Unemployed - Offers no job however, but is able to be hired. Job Block N/A Weaponsmith - Sells Iron and Diamond Swords/Axes, even magical! Job Block: Grindstone

Villager Appearance:

Not only do the jobs of villager change based on their profession, but their appearance will be different in every biome. They maintain the traits specific to their specific job, to make each job distinct. All farmers wear straw hats and all Librarians will wear glasses.

Trading Stock:

Mojang introduced the fantastic concept of 'Supply & Demand in Mojang 1.14. This means that if a transaction is done too often, not only will the villager run short of inventory, but also prices (the quantity of items/emeralds you need to give) will increase. Trades can be made up to four times before stock runs out. Villagers will replenish their stock twice per day. The cost of an item can decrease if it isn't traded.

Unlocking Trades:

Both the villager and player gain experience when they trade. As the villager's skill level increases to a certain level, the next level of trades can be unlocked. There are five levels of trades for each villager, which unlocks more expensive items. The level of the villager can be displayed by a color-coded badge that is worn on their clothing. It could range from Novice (Stone) and Apprentice (Iron), Journeyman/Gold), Expert(Emerald) up to Master(Diamond).

Wandering Trader

It might seem odd however, it is the truth that there is a villager who is different from the other villagers. The Wandering Trader is a passive Mob that appears randomly around the world, with seemingly no pattern. When it does appear it comes with two trading llamas with leashes, which are basically normal llamas, but with a cosmetic change. Another peculiarity of this Villager is that it doesn't have trading levels, meaning that the trades that you've rolled with him are the ones you're stuck with. Don't worry, as his trades will reset the next time he appears.

The Wandering Trader's trades are often obscure and difficult to locate. Although not particularly impressive or powerful, they are still valuable. The Wandering Trader will disappear after 40-60 minutes.

Popularity:

As an individual player, you are able to enjoy a level of popularity. This is reduced by taking negative actions, such as attacking villager and gaining popularity by trading frequently or treating zombie villagers. Negative actions can raise prices while positive ones can decrease them.

Let's say that Illagers attack your village without warning. You happen to be nearby and you are able to fend off the attack. You will be rewarded with the 'Hero of the Village" status effect, which will also reduce trade costs (except for trades that cost 1 Emerald).

These are the basic principles of Villager Jobs and trading in villages. Ntzsw8 Now you should be able to manage that villager farm as a pro! Mojang is known to rip the rug from under our feet frequently. Trading can be a little more complicated thanks to Supply & Demand mechanics and popularity functions. You can exploit these features to either greatly aid you, or completely ruin the trading economy on your Minecraft server. I hope this guide has served you well. I wish you the best and success!