The shepherd trades emeralds for most dyes. 2 emerald → 1 bordure indented banner pattern.2 emerald → 1 field masoned banner pattern.1 emerald → 1 flower charge banner pattern.7 emerald → 1 blank banner (16 random variations).7 emerald → 1 empty map (empty maps can be treasure maps (that lead to sunken ships), woodland mansion maps (that take you to the nearest woodland mansion), etc.).14 emerald + 1 compass → 1 Woodland Explorer Map.13 emerald + 1 compass → 1 Ocean Explorer Map.7 to 22 emerald → 1 Enchanted fishing rod.6 raw salmon + 1 emerald → 6 cooked salmon.For instance, an apprentice-level fisherman will give 6 cooked salmon in exchange for 6 raw salmon and one emerald. Some villagers will request two items in exchange for one. This section covers what items you can receive from the villager in exchange for emeralds. You can also give them 4 pufferfish and still receive one emerald. For example, you can give 20 string to a Fisherman and receive one emerald. This section refers to the items you can give the villager in exchange for emeralds. In this case, if you put down a Barrel block and link the villager to it, the villager will become a Fisherman to trade with. We’ll start with the Fisherman as our example guide breakdown:īlock to Put Down: this refers to the job site block or, basically, the block you put down and link the villager to. However, they’re still good sources of emeralds that you can save for trading with more profitable villages.Īnd, at earlier levels, who knows? The stuff they give you may actually be exactly what you need! The items they give you are stuff you can easily find or make with much less time and effort. This simply means that you won’t get a lot of cool or valuable stuff from them even at their highest level (which is Master). Let’s start with the villagers that aren’t that profitable. Now, let’s break down the list of available traders and what you can get from them. It’s worth noting that traders at higher levels will have more items to offer (usually of better value), so make sure you keep trading with them to rake in those experience points. Every trade you make with them increases their level. Once you’ve traded with the villager-turned-trader, that trader cannot become a villager again-even if their job site block is broken.Įvery trader has five career levels: novice, apprentice, journeyman, expert, and master. What trader the villager turns into depends on the block you put down. If they’re not on this list, you probably can’t trade with them.Īny villager (expect the nitwit) that does not have a profession can be turned into a trader by placing a specific block in front of them (called a job site block). Unemployed – Offers nothing, but can be employed.Trading can only be done with a Minecraft Trader.
Toolsmith – Offers tools of varying quality, even enchanted!.Shepherd – Offers varying colored wools and paintings.Mason – Offers cut versions of blocks/bricks.Librarian – Offers Enchanted Books and even Name Tags.Leatherworker – Offers Leather Armor, Horse Armor, and even Saddles.Fletcher – Offers bows, arrows, flint, and even Tipped Arrows.Fisherman – Offers fish, and even an enchanted Fishing Rod.Farmer – Offers advanced food, and even brewing ingredients.Cleric – Offers magical items, and even Bottle o’ Enchanting.Cartographer – Offers Maps and Banner Paterns.Butcher – Offers emeralds and cooked meat.Armorer – Offers armor, and even Chainmail.If you aren’t able to get the trades you want from villager, cut off the job block and then put it back to replenish their trades. If you don’t have an unemployed Villager, you may destroy the job block that a villager has used. The position assigned for the villager’s job will decide what kind of work they’ll be able to provide.
If you’re looking for a specific job, it is necessary to put the block that matches the job you want on the right side of the Unemployed Villager.
This list contains all possible jobs villages can be employed in. It is currently possible to find 15 jobs for villager in Minecraft. How Many Villager Jobs Are There In Minecraft?
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