VILLAGER TRADES

Sells iron, chainmail, and diamond armor. Buys coal, iron ingots, lava buckets, and diamonds.

Buys raw meats and sells cooked foods. Great for converting animal farm products into emeralds.

Sells explorer maps to structures, banner patterns, and empty maps. Buys paper and glass panes.

Sells magical items like ender pearls, redstone, glowstone, and bottles of enchanting. Buys rotten flesh, gold, and rabbit foot.

Buys crops and sells food. The most versatile villager for emerald farming. Buys wheat, potatoes, carrots, beetroots, and pumpkins.

Buys fish and string, sells cooked fish and campfires. Can sell enchanted fishing rods at higher levels.

Sells bows, crossbows, arrows, and tipped arrows. Buys sticks, flint, feathers, and string. One of the best stick-to-emerald trades.

Sells leather armor (dyed by biome), saddles, and leather horse armor. Buys leather, flint, and rabbit hide.

The most important villager for enchantments. Sells enchanted books from the full enchantment pool, plus bookshelves, lanterns, name tags, and clocks. Buys paper and books.

Also called Stone Mason in Bedrock Edition. Sells polished stones, bricks, terracotta, and quartz. Buys clay, stone, and nether quartz.

Sells colored wool, carpets, beds, banners, and paintings. Buys wool and dyes.

Sells iron, enchanted iron, and enchanted diamond tools. Buys coal, iron ingots, flint, and diamonds.

Sells iron and enchanted diamond swords and axes. Buys coal, iron ingots, flint, and diamonds.

Spawns randomly near players with two leashed trader llamas. Sells a random selection of items for emeralds only (never buys). Despawns after 40-60 minutes. Has no workstation or levels.