Mobs
Trades
Villager and Wandering Trader trades by level, and the rules behind prices.
22 entries
| Summary | |
|---|---|
| Armorer has 18 possible trades and works at a Blast Furnace. | |
| Butcher has 11 possible trades and works at a Smoker. | |
| Cartographer has 31 possible trades and works at a Cartography Table. | |
| A villager can lose or change its profession only while it has never traded; one trade locks the profession permanently. | |
| Cleric has 11 possible trades and works at a Brewing Stand. | |
| Every trade has a limited stock, and a trade that sells more than half of its stock before a restock becomes more expensive. | |
| Farmer has 14 possible trades and works at a Composter. | |
| Fisherman has 16 possible trades and works at a Barrel. | |
| Fletcher has 12 possible trades and works at a Fletching Table. | |
| Leatherworker has 12 possible trades and works at a Cauldron. | |
| Librarian has 15 possible trades and works at a Lectern. | |
| Mason has 46 possible trades and works at a Stonecutter. | |
| A trade goes through when the payment slots hold the items it asks for, in at least the amounts it asks for. | |
| Shepherd has 86 possible trades and works at a Loom. | |
| Toolsmith has 16 possible trades and works at a Smithing Table. | |
| A villager's price is the base price plus a demand increase, minus discounts for reputation and Hero of the Village, and never less than 1 item. | |
| A villager gains experience from every trade and rises through 5 levels, from Novice to Master, adding up to 2 new trades at each level. | |
| Every villager keeps a reputation score for each player, raised by trading and curing and lowered by hitting and killing villagers, and that score changes the player's prices. | |
| A villager refills all of its trades by working at its job site block, at most 2 times per day. | |
| A Wandering Trader has 9 randomly picked trades with a fixed stock that is never refilled. | |
| Wandering Trader has 100 possible trades. | |
| Weaponsmith has 9 possible trades and works at a Grindstone. | |