Since 1.14 Village and Pillage, Minecraft villages have seen a dramatic change. There has been a complete overhaul of how trading works is handled, the item economy and the tasks each villager takes on. This guide will provide an in-depth outline of how you can manage your villager's trading. By the end, you should be able to figure out how to get the items you require. Let's get started!
What are the Countless Villager Jobs in Minecraft?
There are currently 15 villager positions in Minecraft. minecraft server is a list of the various jobs villagers could get. If you're interested in a particular job, you'll have to put the job block that corresponds with the desired job next to the Unemployed Villager. The job assigned to the villager will determine the kind of trades they can offer. If you don't have an unemployed Villager, you may destroy the job block a villager is using. If you aren't able to get the desired trades from a villager, you can break the job block and put it back down to allow them to load their trades.
Minecraft has a variety of villagers
Armorer - Offers armor, and even Chainmail. Job Block: Blast Furnace Butcher - Offers emeralds and cooked meat. Job Block Smoker
Cartographer - Offers Maps and Banner Paterns. Cartography Table is the Job Block
Cleric - Offers magic items and even Bottle o’ Enchanting. Job Block: Brewing Stand
Farmer - Offers advanced food and even brewing components. Job Block: Composter
Fisherman - Offers fish as well as an magical fishing rod. Job Block Barrel
Fletcher offers bows and arrows aswell as flint and even Tip Arrows. Fletching Table is the job block
Leatherworker – Offers leather armor, horse armour, and even saddles. Cauldron is the main job block
Librarian Offers Enchanted Books, Name Tags, and more Job Block: Lectern
Mason Offers cut versions of blocks/bricks. Stonecutter Job Block
Nitwit is a pity. It's basically useless. Job Block N/A
Shepherd - Offers a selection of colored wools and paintings. Job BLock: Loom
Toolsmith - Offers tools in varying quality and even magical! Job Block: Smithing Table
Unemployed - Offers nothing, but can be employed. Job Block: N/A
Weaponsmith - Sells iron and diamond swords and axes, even the enchanted! Job Block: Grindstone
Villager Appearance:
Villagers' work responsibilities can change depending on their work, but the appearance of villager's appearance will differ in each biome. They will keep the specific characteristics to their job so that each job is distinct. All farmers will wear straw hats and all Librarians will have glasses.
Stock trading
Mojang introduced the fantastic concept of 'Supply and Demand in Mojang 1.14. This means that if trade is carried out too frequently and the villager run short of inventory, but prices (the amount of items/emeralds that you need to give) will rise. Trades can be completed up to four times before the stock runs out. Villagers will replenish their stock once a day. If an item isn't exchanged for then the price will go down.
Unlocking Trades:
Both the villager and player gain experience when they trade. As the villager's skill level increases they can unlock the next level of trades are unlocked. There are five levels of trades available to each villager, which unlocks better quality items. The villager's level can be indicated by a color-coded badge that is worn on their clothing. It can range from Novice (Stone), Apprentice (Iron) and Journeyman/Gold), Expert(Emerald) up to Master(Diamond).
Wandering Trader
This may seem unusual however, it is the truth that there is a villager that is very different from the others. The Wandering Trader is a passive mob, like normal Villagers, but it appears randomly across the world with no pattern whatsoever. It is equipped with two trading llamas which are similar to normal llamas, but with a cosmetic alteration. Another oddity with this Villager is that it has no trading levels, meaning that the trades that you've rolled with him are the ones you are stuck with. Be assured, however, that his trades will reset the next time he appears.
The trades offered by the Wandering Trader are regarded as typically obscure, and challenging items to acquire. Not the most impressive or effective however, they are valuable. Be quick, because the Wandering Trader will despawn within 40-60 minutes.
Popularity:
You are a certain level of the popularity of an player. Negative actions like attacking villages can decrease your popularity, whereas trading frequently or curing zombie villagers are good ways to increase the amount of popularity. Negative actions can raise prices while positive actions may reduce them.
Let's say your village is spontaneously attacked by Illagers when you happen to be in the area, and you successfully ward off the attack. You will be awarded the 'Hero of the Village' status effect which will further lower trade prices (except for trades that cost 1 emerald.)
These are the basic principles of Villager Jobs and trading in villages. Now you'll be able to manage your villager farm as a pro! Mojang tends to rip the rug from under our feet quite often. Trading can be more complicated with 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 you find this guide useful. I wish you the best and good luck!