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Minecraft Villager Jobs: A Information

Since 1.14 Village and Pillage, Minecraft villages have seen drastic changes. The whole system of trading as well as the economy of items and the tasks that each villager is responsible for is completely revamped. This guide will provide an in-depth outline of how you can manage the villager's trades. By the end you'll know how to get the items you need. Let's begin!



What are the Countless Villager Jobs available in Minecraft?



There are currently 15 villager jobs in Minecraft. This list contains all possible jobs that villagers could get. If you want a certain job, you'll need to place the job block that is associated to the job you want next to an Unemployed Villager. The job assigned to the villager will determine the kind of trades they can offer. You can remove a villager's job block in the event that you do not have a villager unemployed. If you aren't able to get the desired trades from a villager you can break the job block, then put it back to replenish their trades.



Minecraft has many types of villagers



Armorer - Offers armor and even Chainmail. Blast Furnace Butcher is an employment block that gives emeralds as well as 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 a variety of food products and even brewing components. Job Block: Composter


Fisherman - Offers fish as well as an magical fishing rod. Job Block Barrel


Fletcher offers bows, arrows, flint and even tipped Arrows. Fletching Table is the task block


Leatherworker - Offers leather armor, horse armour and even saddles. Job Block: Cauldron


Librarian - Offers Enchanted Books and even Name Tags. Job Block: Lectern


Mason - Offers bricks/blocks in cut versions. Job Block: Stonecutter


Nitwit - Offers nothing. It's basically useless. Job Block N/A


Shepherd - Offers a range of colored wools and paintings. Job BLock - Loom


Toolsmith - Provides tools of varying quality, 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 the enchanted! Grindstone is the job block





Villager Appearance:



Not only do the jobs of villager vary based on their job, but their appearance will differ in each biome. They maintain the traits specific to their specific job, to ensure that each job is distinct. For example, all Farmers will have straw hats, and all Librarians have glasses.



Trading in stocks



As of 1.14, Mojang has introduced the wonderful concept of 'Supply and demand.' This basically means that if you make a specific trade too many times and the villager run out of stock in the item you are trading for however, prices (amount of items/emeralds you need to give) will also increase when the item is traded for often. Trades can be made up to four times before the stock runs out. Villagers replenish their stock every day. The cost of an item will decrease if it isn't traded.



Unlocking Trades:



When a trade is concluded between a villager and the player, both gain experience. As the villager's skill level increases to a certain level, the next level of trades are unlocked. urbanislovar has 5 levels of trades that unlock progressively higher quality items. A villager's level is indicated by a colored badge on their clothing, which can be found from Novice(Stone), Apprentice(Iron), Journeyman(Gold), Expert(Emerald) and up to Master(Diamond).



Wandering Trader



It might seem odd however, it is the truth that there is one villager who is different from the others. The Wandering Trader is a passive Mob that appears randomly throughout the world, with seemingly no pattern. When it appears it comes with two leashed trading llamas, which are basically normal llamas but with a cosmetic makeover. Another oddity with this Villager is that it does not have trading levels, which means that the trades you've played with him are the ones that you're stuck with. But don't fret the trades he's made will reset when he spawns again.



The deals offered by the Wandering Trader are regarded as typically obscure, and difficult items to get. Not the most impressive or effective however, they are valuable. The Wandering Trader disappears after 40-60 minutes.



Popularity:



You have a certain amount of the popularity of a player. This is decreased by performing negative actions, such as attacking villager and gaining popularity by trading more often or treating zombie villagers. Negative actions increase prices, while positive ones reduce them.



Let's suppose that your village is attacked by Illagers and you happen to happen to be in the area, and you successfully ward off the attack. You will be rewarded by the 'Hero of the Village" status effect, which will further reduce trade costs (except for trades that cost 1 Emerald).



These are the fundamentals of villager jobs as well as village trading. Now you'll be able manage that villager farm with ease! Mojang is known to tear the rug under our feet frequently. Trading can be more complicated thanks to Supply & Demand mechanics and popularity functions. You can use these features to either greatly aid you, or completely make trading a mess on your Minecraft server. I hope that you found this article useful. I hope you have a great time and success!


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