They need a beekeeper villager, say their station could a bee box. They also could add an archeologist villager in the new update. There could be unique armor trim you can only get from villagers.
Also yeah it’d be nice to get honey from a villager due to how hard it is to get honey from actual bees (I haven’t figured out how to collect the hives without silk touch if possible nor do I know how to not upset the bees (the campfire did *not* work)
Besides golden carrots, I think the apple trade is also pretty handy. It saves tons of work for growing oak trees for getting apples to crafting golden apples.
One thing to mention about sticks is that 2 bamboo can be crafted into one stick so a large self-sustaining farm of bamboo could get you sticks for trading much easier than chopping wood.
Large Bamboo farm v a tnt powered tree farm lateish game is a 50/50 choice to be fair. However in saying that as bamboo can now be made into a usable block it's a more appealing choice to some.
@@TheLycan238 Also Tree farm require tnt duping ( wich i personnaly consider cheating , as duping tnt is basically duping sand , wich is almost non renewable , meaning that duping those falling entities should logically lead to duping the dragon egg [ as it is also a non renewable falling block ] ) or wither cage , in any case it is way less survival friendly than bamboo farm ( given that you did found some ) . Furthermore bamboo are necessary for scafolding , wich is a must have block given it's unique properties in my opinion .
@@gerardmatthieu907 correct. I play bedrock so different to java in ways but bamboo also created sticks to trade with fletcher earlish game re emeralds pre raid farm.
This with the cartographer trader of 16 panes for one emerald (discounted to 1 to 1) means that you can buy glass and sell it for more emeralds. Infinite value
Indeed, and this is the only reliable renewable source of glass, considering that sand is only renewable from wandering traders and those come once in a blue moon. Can save all the sand for concrete powder now
@@windywendi true about the renewable part. However, I would recommend finding a desert, using a portal to get to it in the Nether/elytra, and epically destroying it by taking all of the sand. 😆
That’s exactly what I said in one of the last villager trades videos lol. I have 20 librarians with the glass trade in a row in my trading hall that I use ALL of the time. It’s SO nice to be able to run through and buy almost 1000 glass in under a minute.
Shepherd trade with 1 wool per Emerald is overpowered. Make yourself an automatic wool farm with 20 sheep, 5 brown, 5 white, 5 black and 5 grey. Make a trading hall with 7 shepherd villager who will buy the wool. Make sure the shepherds have the double wool starting trades. Alternate the 7 shepherds trades to match the wool colors evenly. You will get tons of emeralds and you can buy wool, carpet, banners and beds in all colors. Plus, the trades will recycle extremely quick. And you will earn a huge amount of XP. I can get from level 0 to 30 in one to two selling rounds. This is also very good to mend your tools and amour.
If you do that much , ( you must have zombified them beforehand ) , you might as well consider the zombified stone trade or stick trade ( as those villagers are actually needed in huge quantities : fletcher for tipped arrows , and more importantly stonemacon for teracotta and quartz block ( even more efficient than mining it or bartering ) ) but if you want xp and trade , buying 12 glass for 3 emerald from librarian would give you back 32 emerald by trading with zombified cartografers . That way , you could get xp by trading in and out , without ever building a farm nor having to breack blocks ( meaning the amount of emerald you would get out of this trick would only depend on how large your trading hall is !!! )
@@billy6520I rencently used ianaxofor voidless void trade with this trade , turn out it is even easier than what i did before. This method works on java ( i play in this version myself ) . In order to infinite emerald void trade ,you do not even need zombification . First , build ian voidless trading ( extremely easy , less than 20 minute in single player ) . Then level up at least one cartocrafer ( 2 is good too ) to atleast its second level ( glass panel trade [ use the trick underneath to trade cheap paper if needed ] ) . Then , put at least this 1 cartografer onto the voidless trading ( a second one or a librarian is good too [ any other villager /wandering trader can be usefull too] ). After that , trade as much glass with librarian as you can { or use any other source of glass panel avalaible in order to get started with emerald ) or use the glass librarian in the voidless trading , in order to get new glass as soon you get exesive emerald . Then , trade WITHOUT PUTTING YOUR RENDER DISTANCE DOWN or without actually void trading ( just simple trade ) with the cartografer until it gives you the '10 glass panel discount' ( trading 10 glass panel for 1 emerald , instead of 11 for 1 ). Then , hop into the voidless trading / minecart and PUT YOUR RENDER DISTANCE TO THE LOWEST . After that , "mock void trade' for a while , until the cartografer offer you 1 emerald for 1 glass panel ( look at void trading discount , it works as void trading trading , except you do not complete the trade ). Once you have the cheap cartografer , void trade your glass panels until you finish every glass panel ( or get tired if with glass librarian ) . Get a new supply of glass panel ( with any of the method above ) , and repeat. Your emerald supply should then grow exponentialy.
@@billy6520 An other easier / erlier game method is to convert at least 8 cartografers into zombie ( 2 time each ) ( i recommend basement igloo for convenience if you find them early game ) and level at least 1 librarian to glass trade. That way , because every cartografer is zombified to 1 emerald for 1 glass panel ; every day (10 minute) you trade 24 emerald ( 2*12 ) with the librarian , you get 86 glass ( 24*4) thus 256 glass panel ( 64*4 ) turned into 256 emerald. That way, with only trading with 9 villagers , you make 232 ( 256- 24 ) emerald every 10 minute without any other farm . It is not as efficient as void trading nor stacking raid farm , but still provide ~ 1392 emerald/hour ( 2 stack of emerald Block , 3 stack of emerld and 45 emeralds )( aka 100 emerald short of a full emerald beacon ).
Here’s a tip I found that helps navigate the trade menu faster: You can use the “tab” key to select down the list of trades, and “shift”+”tab” to select up. You can then use the space bar to auto fill the items for the trade, so you can shift click all the trades, then press space to refill and shift click again
The diamond hoe trade is really good for tree farms, because diamond hoes can instantly break leaves into saplings, so you don't need to wait for all the leaves to decay until you plant the next batch of saplings
Also for clearing Ancient Cities. You can just stock up on cheap hoes (heh) and maybe enchant a few so you can clean up the city without risking your own tools. That’s what I usually do anyways
I don't see anyone mentioning the butcher's raw chicken for emeralds trade. Chicken pens are so easy to make and so easy to grow with seeds to breed and all of the eggs the chickens drop can just spawn more chickens. With sweeping edge on a high sharpness sword and even looting, you can get a lot out of the butcher. Also the feathers can be traded with a fletcher for emeralds as well leaving no wasted items.
If you go to killing animals , rabbit slaughter is also a good option as its rabbit foot , raw rabbit and rabbit skin can be selled for very low price to butcher , cleric and leather worker.
@@testerwulf3357 It really aint that harder , you simply have to enclose 2 rabbits ( they follow you if you have carrots or golden carrots in your off-hand ) in a safe space ( flat and fence surronded ) and then breed them lots using carrots or dandelion . The other huge pro is that they do not produce the useless and laggy eggs .
@@gerardmatthieu907 It's manual work, automated chicken farms are really easy and the eggs are not useless at all, either you can funnel to the main chickens and get exponentially more chickens while afk/doing something else or when you have enough you can funnel them to a kill chamber where they die once they grow up. You can even make a kill chamber switch, putting lava over the chickens so you get cooked chicken when afk
@@RandomGamer0846-wp9nhwith a piercing crossbow you'll never have to make a weakness potion or buy another arrow again, since you'll be able to pick up the arrow and reuse it as much as you want!
surprised you didn’t mention the bookshelf emerald loop. you can get librarians that sell a bookshelf for 1 emerald and buy books for 1 emerald through zombification, granting infinite emeralds
The fletcher's tipped arrow trade is also very OP since it saves huge amounts of ingredients for brewing the potions used to make the arrows otherwise, and especially considering that on Java edition, they require a lingering potion per 8 arrows, which costs literal dragon's breath
1:14 master farmer = golden carrots 2:41 fletchers + sticks = quick & easy emeralds (2 emeralds per small tree you chop down) 4:00 master cleric = bottle o enchanting (good for fixing your mending enchanted items) 5:11 mason + stone = emeralds 9:21 paper for emeralds 11:19 buying nametags from librarians 17:24 wandering trader = nautilus shell = conduit
My personal favorite is building a simple iron farm and using the iron to trade with those 3 smithing villagers. Easy xp and easy emeralds. I have never found a need for raid farms outside totems because of this. Unless you're building technical redstone/decorative stuff that use iron everyday non-stop in your world, even the simplest iron farms produce so much that sooner or later you'll have stacks and stacks of it. The irony of bullying villagers and their guardian to gain unlimited profit from them is always funny to me.
I always do this whenever I start a world, build an iron farm and her diamond armor and tool without digging, it takes maximum 20 minecraft days for me
Same for me, I've just started a new server with friends, and while the others were struggling to find some diamonds while mining, I built an iron farm + villager breeder and in few minecraft days I was full diamond armor + tool
At some point we just have to say that trades aren't overpowered, villager zombification is 😬 Which, to be fair feels appropriate lol. It's pretty a pretty evil thing to do in-game.
Another useful thing I found recently is that you can press spacebar while trading multiple stacks of the same item to refill the trading slot quickly really streamlining the process. I also think the wandering traders sand trade is an underrated one as well since AFAIK there's no other way to renew sand.
Thanks, I'm currently just starting to use my villager system in my new world and I still use your overall design. This video helps me not forget about any good trades!
Huge mention to LVL.2 librarians who trade one emerald for three books. Normally, this is an “eh” trade, but if you reach the end stronghold and retrieve the books from a library, and zombify a villager, this becomes a VERY reliable reliable method to get practically infinite emeralds on demand in the late game.
you can skip the stronghold entirely. if you get a librarian that sells bookshelves and buys books, you can buy 1 bookshelf for 1 emerald, break it, then sell those 3 books for 3 emeralds.
@@Spazy424 Yes you can trade normal carrots with farmer villagers, same as potatoes, beets and wheat. Zombified farmers letting you trade 1:1 instead of usual 20 food for 1 emerald
18 seems to be a very efficient trade for the lazy. The sheer amount of carrots/potatos/beetroots you can get with the bonemeal can make it very profitable with or without the zombification, making it useful for worlds where you can't switch up the difficulty for the zombification to be guaranteed, such as servers.
Thanks for your super helpful videos! My favorite trade is sticks because you have the added benefit of crafting them from bamboo once you find it in game and this makes it super renewable. I get a simple chicken farm going early game for xp and sell raw chickens to butchers and feathers to fletcher. Other favorite of mine is selling sweet berries to butchers, especially if you have a fortune pick that you harvest them with.
@@Eyecraftmc Surprised you didn't mention the cartographer class pane trade or the fisherman boat trade. Fisherman 5 planks equals an emerald, while fletcher requires 16 planks. That's quite wild
0:19 In this sense, Java is more broken than Bedrock, 'cause you can get full diamond out of a single Villager, whereas on Bedrock you can only get them on pairs, E.g. Chest/Boots or Leggings/Helmet. Same thing with toolsmith, Pickaxe/Axe, Shovel/Axe, Shovel/Hoe.
you can turn dirt into emeralds, turn dirt into mud and then drip the mud into cauldrons turning them into clay, use fortune on top of that and you made yourself emeralds from literall dirt
i think the iron for emeralds trade is also very op, bc with a decent afk golem farm you can get thousands of iron per hour even early game plus you dont need extra villagers for this trade bc tool smiths, weapon smiths and armor smiths have this trade which youre gonna have anyways
the iron for emeralds trade is the BEST once you have an iron farm. Weaponsmiths, toolsmiths, and armourers all have the trade, so you get to the OP trades faster
Actually, the bookshelf trade can be used for infinite emeralds aswell. Once you get the trade, you need to level up the villager to (i think) level 2. You can sell 1 book to the villager by buying the bookshelf and breaking it to get 3. You also need to cure the villager 2-3 times for this to work.
Personally, I really like the Sweet Berry trade, you can get so much of it so easily. It's also one of the few crops that don't need water and is easy to set up a manual farm. Having to get the Butcher to master is a bit annoying though, I have too much rabbit stew.
9:13 to 10:08 I would also mention the cartographer has the same trade as the librarian. Cartographer also trades 24 pieces of paper for one emerald just like the librarian. I would also say for this trade the cartographer is better than the librarian. The reason being that the cartographer's work station the cartography table only requires two paper and four wood planks of any kind. While the librarian's workstation of the lectern requires a bookshelf and four slabs, plus to make a bookshelf requires three books and 6 wood planks of any kind and to make three books requires a total of 3 leather and 9 paper. To simply put making the librarian's workstation takes more material, and time compared to the cartographer's workstation. So therefore if wanting to expand the village and have more villagers for the paper to emerald trade, use the cartographer's table to make more cartographer's to have more of the trade.
In my lower levels of my trading hall I have things such as the Cleric and Mason to get unlimited emeralds from things such as stone and rotten flesh, then above I have the librarians with the really good book trades, very useful stuff
I'm a huge fan of the Paper for Emerald trade. Since we make a lot of librarians to get many enchanted books, we also gain access to a lot of emeralds by selling them paper. Cartographers buy paper too. Love this trade.
Personally I think the best trade is for raw pork chops. You can make a relatively EASY Hoglin farm on the nether roof which can produce a double chest of raw pork chops in about an hour. ON TOP of that, you can zombify the butcher and he will trade 1 Raw pork chop for 1 emerald. MASSIVELY OP.
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The sweet berries for emeralds from the butcher I have recently discovered it takes a while to get the butcher up that far but with how easy sweet berries are to get it is worth doing
my favorite way to absolutely farm emeralds is the zombified librarian, just buy bookshelves for one emerald, you can break the bookshelves for 3 books and then sell them for 1 emerald each.
Bedrock users: find a skeleton spawner, make a farm/kill chamber, collect hundreds of bones, then create a sugar cane farm, bonemeal the sugar cane, make hundreds of paper, trade with the librarian villager for enchanted books and emeralds. Convert them to zombie villagers then cure them for even cheaper trades. This way you can get hundreds of emeralds therefore getting everything else from other villagers easier.
My favorite villager trade is clay for emeralds, it's so easy and we can make clay farms. Also as Eyecraftmc told us, we can zombify a villager to get 1 clay for 1 emerald.
Having base on the desert - Glass pane trade (with Cartographer) is pretty good too. You get Emerald per 4 sand - sure it requires some smelting but that is usually going on in the background while you do other things - and gives extra xp too.
This is literally the best trade and its not even mentioned. Just make a super smelter and mine out the desert with efficiency V Pick every couple of days and you get unlimited emeralds
@@cjhl0383 honestly after doing some zombie shenanigans you dont really need sand anymore and just buying glass and selling it as panes is perpetual ;)
My personal favorite is the farmer. You can trade pumpkins and Mellons in a rate of 1:1 for emeralds, you can also potentially trade every crop you can find in a village, mitigating the issue of overpriced trades and getting a lot the most useful trades for gaining emeralds out of a single villager.
No love for the iron-to-emerald trade? Even a basic iron farm produces more iron than I need, and the same villagers who sell me diamond gear will buy the extra iron off me at a pretty good rate.
That's without counting the infinite resources generator. Step 1. Make a cobblestone generator. Step 2. Get 1 Moss block. Step 3. Get 4 spruce saplings. Step 4. Mix it to no end. Get cobblestone, that you smelt back into stone, place 3 stones in a 2x2 area, and leave 1 space for moss. Bone meal the moss so it spreads over the stone blocks. Plant spruce saplings over the 2x2 area and bone meal it to get a large tree and podzol. Break it to obtain dirt. Use a water bottle on dirt to turn it into mud. Place the mud on top of a dripstone block with a pointed dripstone under it. The mud converts into clay, and you get back the water in a cauldron you can place under the drip stone. And, I love this chain of things, both from a game design perspective and a game breaking perspective.
A cool thing to get a lot of emeralds is to have 2 cured librarians and a cured cartographer. Trade a bookshelf with the librarian, get the books and trade the books with them again and you'll get more emeralds, also buy 12 of crystal from the librarian, turn them into glass panels and trade them with the cartographer and you'll also get a lot of emeralds. Been doing that and it's pretty cool
I argue that coal/iron ingot trades should be on here for mid/late game trading options, especially if you mine a lot and have a Fortune 3 pick. Chances are you'll quickly rack up very large amounts of iron in one fairly lengthy caving expedition, and you only need 4 ingots per emerald from an armorer or toolsmith. It's a great way to level them up, and if you have more iron than you know what to do with, you can convert it all into a huge supply of emeralds instead. Same applies to coal, just you need a bit more coal to make it work. It's particularly good if you have a lava farm and use lava buckets as fuel instead of coal. Flint trades from fletchers are an *extremely* good mid-late game trade, especially once you have a solid Fortune 3 shovel, since Fortune 3 on the shovel basically guarantees you get flint out of gravel. Considering there's a ton of gravel to be found just about everywhere (especially when you're bed mining in the nether, you seem to always be running into more of it) on top of the fact that if your shovel has efficiency on it you can instantly mine dozens of gravel blocks at a time, it's very easy to mass-produce flint to sell. Bonus points for it essentially giving you a reason to clean out your Netherite mines of gravel.
Came back to Minecraft after a few years break. Instantly made a beeline for a village to create multiple masters. The stick trade helped propel me to instant diamond armor with all enchantments along with gear while everyone else was still struggling to find iron because they thought villagers were mid lol
One thing worth mentioning, for the mason clay for emerald trade, if you find a lush biome, the lush biome has insane amounts of clay both large and deep so the clay trade can be even more overpowered
honestly i like being able to get mangrove propagules and dripstone from wandering traders, as i dont always have a mangrove swamp or dripstone cave nearby.
In Bedrock, I would say selling an item to a villager 10 times a day/two days keeps them from upping their prices. Seems to work for me. 10 emeralds in my pocket, next villager.
The actual best trade comes from the fisherman for an emerald. With a string duper you can get an unlimited string glitch and trade them for unlimited emeralds. I personally use this method and use other villager trades to get maxed out gear in less than 3 days. The string duper is also very cheap to make for what it can do.
Kinda odd not mentioning the glass pane cycle, even though it requires a zombie-cured cartographer to work it's amazing an infinite amount of emeralds just by bulk crafting panes from glass blocks, exploits aside, kinda odd not mentioning the pumpkin pie trade, as it's the only food that always fills a layer on the composter (tho i dont know how well it stands against cookies), also tipped arrows and enchanted crossbows are underrated, tipped arrows let's you automate the villager curing, but if automation is not your thing you can always shoot from a piercing crossbow to mass cure a raided village
Everyone who wants free emeralds listen up. Search how to make a string duper , its pretty simple to build. You get unlimited string from it which you can trade with fisherman. I have 7 fully built emerald beacons from this method. You don't even need to zombify the villager to lower the trades just trade 20 string for 1 emerald. Only for java btw :)
Dripstone made the stonemason SO OP, because lava farms can let you turn cobble into stone infinitely super easily, and you can do dirt>mud>clay for the clay ball trade
My friends and I started a multiplayer Java world together and within 4 hours of starting I had two stacks of emeralds simply from trading 10 clay for 1 emerald, just went underground and found a weird clay deposit in the lush biome and found literally 4 inventory’s worth of it
Best trade emerald farm is 1. Build Iron Golem Farm 2. Zombify the villager who sells you tools 3. After villager sells you one emerald for one iron instead of 4 iron.
I think one of the most op trades is the fisherman 20 striing for 1 emerald. You can make a spider farm or a string duper, and now you have infinite emeralds in a very easy way
one of the most op trades are giving to a blacksmith some iron ingots for emeralds cause of building an iron farm is very easy and you can put the price down to one iron ingot for one emerald
I think the most underrated trade is the beetroot trade. Out of all the crop trades it is the cheapest. And if your farmers trades get locked, you can craft the beetroot into red dye and trade it with a shepherd
Something you didn't cover is synergy between villagers to boost emerald trades. For example: - Librarian Bookshelf seller with librarian book buyer for 3x emeralds - Librarian glass seller with cleric bottle buyer for 3x emeralds - You can also pair the mason villagers with cobblestone generators and furnaces for infinite stone. Add a lava drip cauldron module to the generator and you have infinite stone and emeralds. - Selling iron is another OP source of emeralds if you have an iron farm.
The most op trade is iron for emeralds, ok if you think I'm stupid, just listen, this is what I do: If you have abt 20+ villagers, it will start spawning iron golems right? So if you build an iron farm literally from those 20+ villagers THEN you place like blast furnaces, grindstones and smithing tables, you'll be able to convert the iron from the iron farm into emeralds, and if you cure each villager once or twice, you'll have 1 iron for 1 emerald, 12 emeralds from 1 villager, so around 40-120+ emeralds depending on how much blast furnaces, grindstones and smithing tables you place, so yh, that's a rlly OP strategy, and I do it in my survival world atm
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In my experience, 8 master Fletchers and 8 jungle trees is the way to go. By the time you cut the 8 trees and replant them, the first one has regrown. And, by the time you sellout the sticks to the 8th fletcher, the first one has restocked. Also, you get stacks of emeralds and several levels of XP. This can all be done without a single blaze rod needed to make potions to heal zombie villagers.
Don’t disrespect my boy the wandering trader. I have a bad habit of settling in deserts and there ain’t much there, he’s a great way to get saplings and other miscellaneous things
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They need a beekeeper villager, say their station could a bee box. They also could add an archeologist villager in the new update. There could be unique armor trim you can only get from villagers.
That would be sick
What if it’s like the map guy. How it gives you a map to woodland mansions. But instead maps to archaeological sites
@@yourmom-vv3cz that’s actually not a bad idea but how would it work 🤔
Also yeah it’d be nice to get honey from a villager due to how hard it is to get honey from actual bees (I haven’t figured out how to collect the hives without silk touch if possible nor do I know how to not upset the bees (the campfire did *not* work)
Beekeeper isn't a bad idea!
12:00 Imagine selling fresh, home-made cookies to someone who then immediately just throws them in the compost bin
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This made me chuckle
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Imagine not being a MEAT RIDER 🤣🍆🚴♂️🍆🚴♂️🍆🚴♂️🍆🚴♂️
Shut up little kid
Besides golden carrots, I think the apple trade is also pretty handy. It saves tons of work for growing oak trees for getting apples to crafting golden apples.
Farmer can give you 4 apple for 1 emerald
@@TheDonegan1 the recipe for enchanted golden apple has been removed, but we can still craft golden apples
Dark oak has better apple drops. I grow 4 and just make charcoal out of the wood. Or make sticks for the fletcher
Armorer trades 1 emerald for 1 iron after being zombified
As a person who loves Farmer, Butcher and Fishermen traders, I feel proud
One thing to mention about sticks is that 2 bamboo can be crafted into one stick so a large self-sustaining farm of bamboo could get you sticks for trading much easier than chopping wood.
Large Bamboo farm v a tnt powered tree farm lateish game is a 50/50 choice to be fair. However in saying that as bamboo can now be made into a usable block it's a more appealing choice to some.
if you had a tree farm you might as well have a raid farm or a gold farm, even an iron farm
bamboo is insta break with stone swords so if you can find a bamboo forest it’s better than chopping trees
@@TheLycan238 Also Tree farm require tnt duping ( wich i personnaly consider cheating , as duping tnt is basically duping sand , wich is almost non renewable , meaning that duping those falling entities should logically lead to duping the dragon egg [ as it is also a non renewable falling block ] ) or wither cage , in any case it is way less survival friendly than bamboo farm ( given that you did found some ) . Furthermore bamboo are necessary for scafolding , wich is a must have block given it's unique properties in my opinion .
@@gerardmatthieu907 correct. I play bedrock so different to java in ways but bamboo also created sticks to trade with fletcher earlish game re emeralds pre raid farm.
I’m personally a big fan of the glass trade. One emerald for 4 glass and I never have to gather sand to smelt ever again.
The same goes for the cartographer's pane trade.
This with the cartographer trader of 16 panes for one emerald (discounted to 1 to 1) means that you can buy glass and sell it for more emeralds. Infinite value
Indeed, and this is the only reliable renewable source of glass, considering that sand is only renewable from wandering traders and those come once in a blue moon. Can save all the sand for concrete powder now
@@windywendi true about the renewable part. However, I would recommend finding a desert, using a portal to get to it in the Nether/elytra, and epically destroying it by taking all of the sand. 😆
That’s exactly what I said in one of the last villager trades videos lol. I have 20 librarians with the glass trade in a row in my trading hall that I use ALL of the time. It’s SO nice to be able to run through and buy almost 1000 glass in under a minute.
Shepherd trade with 1 wool per Emerald is overpowered. Make yourself an automatic wool farm with 20 sheep, 5 brown, 5 white, 5 black and 5 grey. Make a trading hall with 7 shepherd villager who will buy the wool. Make sure the shepherds have the double wool starting trades. Alternate the 7 shepherds trades to match the wool colors evenly. You will get tons of emeralds and you can buy wool, carpet, banners and beds in all colors. Plus, the trades will recycle extremely quick. And you will earn a huge amount of XP. I can get from level 0 to 30 in one to two selling rounds. This is also very good to mend your tools and amour.
If you do that much , ( you must have zombified them beforehand ) , you might as well consider the zombified stone trade or stick trade ( as those villagers are actually needed in huge quantities : fletcher for tipped arrows , and more importantly stonemacon for teracotta and quartz block ( even more efficient than mining it or bartering ) )
but if you want xp and trade , buying 12 glass for 3 emerald from librarian would give you back 32 emerald by trading with zombified cartografers .
That way , you could get xp by trading in and out , without ever building a farm nor having to breack blocks ( meaning the amount of emerald you would get out of this trick would only depend on how large your trading hall is !!! )
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Have you done this in Java before? I’m thinking about doing it in my world and was wondering how hard it is to do?
@@billy6520zombification in normal difficulty is hard but in hard difficultly it's fairly easy
@@billy6520I rencently used ianaxofor voidless void trade with this trade , turn out it is even easier than what i did before.
This method works on java ( i play in this version myself ) .
In order to infinite emerald void trade ,you do not even need zombification .
First , build ian voidless trading ( extremely easy , less than 20 minute in single player ) .
Then level up at least one cartocrafer ( 2 is good too ) to atleast its second level ( glass panel trade [ use the trick underneath to trade cheap paper if needed ] ) .
Then , put at least this 1 cartografer onto the voidless trading ( a second one or a librarian is good too [ any other villager /wandering trader can be usefull too] ).
After that , trade as much glass with librarian as you can { or use any other source of glass panel avalaible in order to get started with emerald ) or use the glass librarian in the voidless trading , in order to get new glass as soon you get exesive emerald .
Then , trade WITHOUT PUTTING YOUR RENDER DISTANCE DOWN or without actually void trading ( just simple trade ) with the cartografer until it gives you the '10 glass panel discount' ( trading 10 glass panel for 1 emerald , instead of 11 for 1 ).
Then , hop into the voidless trading / minecart and PUT YOUR RENDER DISTANCE TO THE LOWEST .
After that , "mock void trade' for a while , until the cartografer offer you 1 emerald for 1 glass panel ( look at void trading discount , it works as void trading trading , except you do not complete the trade ).
Once you have the cheap cartografer , void trade your glass panels until you finish every glass panel ( or get tired if with glass librarian ) .
Get a new supply of glass panel ( with any of the method above ) , and repeat.
Your emerald supply should then grow exponentialy.
@@billy6520 An other easier / erlier game method is to convert at least 8 cartografers into zombie ( 2 time each ) ( i recommend basement igloo for convenience if you find them early game ) and level at least 1 librarian to glass trade.
That way , because every cartografer is zombified to 1 emerald for 1 glass panel ;
every day (10 minute) you trade 24 emerald ( 2*12 ) with the librarian , you get 86 glass ( 24*4) thus 256 glass panel ( 64*4 ) turned into 256 emerald.
That way, with only trading with 9 villagers , you make 232 ( 256- 24 ) emerald every 10 minute without any other farm .
It is not as efficient as void trading nor stacking raid farm , but still provide ~ 1392 emerald/hour ( 2 stack of emerald Block , 3 stack of emerld and 45 emeralds )( aka 100 emerald short of a full emerald beacon ).
Here’s a tip I found that helps navigate the trade menu faster:
You can use the “tab” key to select down the list of trades, and “shift”+”tab” to select up. You can then use the space bar to auto fill the items for the trade, so you can shift click all the trades, then press space to refill and shift click again
he should make a video about all the minecraft hotkeys.
@@wingdingdmetrius8025 there are so many hotkeys that are ingrained into the average veteran player it must be overwhelming to learn as a new player
@@RafaelMunizYT I can relive that and get the noob experience anytime by picking up a controller
@@wingdingdmetrius8025 I'm good with both but the closest I can get to a noob is playing on mobile
one diamond for one emerald is the MOST Op trade 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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The diamond hoe trade is really good for tree farms, because diamond hoes can instantly break leaves into saplings, so you don't need to wait for all the leaves to decay until you plant the next batch of saplings
Also for clearing Ancient Cities. You can just stock up on cheap hoes (heh) and maybe enchant a few so you can clean up the city without risking your own tools. That’s what I usually do anyways
Does it need a specific enchantment to guarantee sapling drops?
@@luzifer9976 No it's the same drop chance as leaves decaying, just much faster
@@luzifer9976If you put fortune on the hoe it increases the chance for all drops, so saplings, sticks, and apples.
@@luzifer9976 note that fortune on a hoe will increase a chance of getting saplings, sticks and apples
I don't see anyone mentioning the butcher's raw chicken for emeralds trade. Chicken pens are so easy to make and so easy to grow with seeds to breed and all of the eggs the chickens drop can just spawn more chickens. With sweeping edge on a high sharpness sword and even looting, you can get a lot out of the butcher. Also the feathers can be traded with a fletcher for emeralds as well leaving no wasted items.
If you go to killing animals , rabbit slaughter is also a good option as its rabbit foot , raw rabbit and rabbit skin can be selled for very low price to butcher , cleric and leather worker.
@@gerardmatthieu907 Yea but farming rabbits is much harder
@@testerwulf3357 It really aint that harder , you simply have to enclose 2 rabbits ( they follow you if you have carrots or golden carrots in your off-hand ) in a safe space ( flat and fence surronded ) and then breed them lots using carrots or dandelion .
The other huge pro is that they do not produce the useless and laggy eggs .
@@gerardmatthieu907 It's manual work, automated chicken farms are really easy and the eggs are not useless at all, either you can funnel to the main chickens and get exponentially more chickens while afk/doing something else or when you have enough you can funnel them to a kill chamber where they die once they grow up. You can even make a kill chamber switch, putting lava over the chickens so you get cooked chicken when afk
@@gerardmatthieu907 I never even knew you could breed rabbits
UPGRADE FISHERMAN EASY 1 BOAT=1 EMARLD QUICK MONEY AS IT USES ONLY1.25 LOG WHILE 1 STICK TRADE NEED 4 LOGS 😁😁
Thanks a lot man i was wondering
Yeah but zombie healing + boats don't stack
Weren't zombie discounts patched by the time you wrote your reply?@@NotSteel
1 stick is 0.25 of a log, are you lot dumb or smt?
Forgot to mention that tipped arrows are pretty hard to get in Java Minecraft, but master fletchers sell tipped arrows like harming and weakness.
Weakness? Well I found my way of curing Zombies🎉
@@RandomGamer0846-wp9nhwith a piercing crossbow you'll never have to make a weakness potion or buy another arrow again, since you'll be able to pick up the arrow and reuse it as much as you want!
Just make a piercing crossbow, or an mobtrap, or an infinity bow..
surprised you didn’t mention the bookshelf emerald loop. you can get librarians that sell a bookshelf for 1 emerald and buy books for 1 emerald through zombification, granting infinite emeralds
Librarian glass with cleric bottles is a 3x too👍🏻
And with librarian and cartographer even better
@@Smoke_Rush i think the book method is better because you can do it with a single villager which can also have an enchanted book of your choosing
It's really surprising how few people know about this
No longer possible sadly
The fletcher's tipped arrow trade is also very OP since it saves huge amounts of ingredients for brewing the potions used to make the arrows otherwise, and especially considering that on Java edition, they require a lingering potion per 8 arrows, which costs literal dragon's breath
Fun fact, it's also the only way to get most status effects in peaceful mode, because potion brewing isn't possible without blazes
A man is not satisfied in life until he has a fletcher villager selling Arrows of Decay
Omg that is true. I can't find any nether fortresses anywhere. So maybe I should abandon trying to make potions and just buy tipped arrows.
@E_Sanchez no way that can happen right?
@@thenacho6354it's only possible on bedrock.
1:14 master farmer = golden carrots
2:41 fletchers + sticks = quick & easy emeralds (2 emeralds per small tree you chop down)
4:00 master cleric = bottle o enchanting (good for fixing your mending enchanted items)
5:11 mason + stone = emeralds
9:21 paper for emeralds
11:19 buying nametags from librarians
17:24 wandering trader = nautilus shell = conduit
The ender pearl trade is an extremely easy and safe way to get ender pearls, much easier than farming endermen or bartering.
My personal favorite is building a simple iron farm and using the iron to trade with those 3 smithing villagers. Easy xp and easy emeralds. I have never found a need for raid farms outside totems because of this.
Unless you're building technical redstone/decorative stuff that use iron everyday non-stop in your world, even the simplest iron farms produce so much that sooner or later you'll have stacks and stacks of it.
The irony of bullying villagers and their guardian to gain unlimited profit from them is always funny to me.
I always do this whenever I start a world, build an iron farm and her diamond armor and tool without digging, it takes maximum 20 minecraft days for me
Yeah for me iron is the best trade. Even without transforming villager. 4 iron ingot is so few compare to how many stacks of iron blocks you made.
Same for me, I've just started a new server with friends, and while the others were struggling to find some diamonds while mining, I built an iron farm + villager breeder and in few minecraft days I was full diamond armor + tool
At some point we just have to say that trades aren't overpowered, villager zombification is 😬
Which, to be fair feels appropriate lol. It's pretty a pretty evil thing to do in-game.
Another useful thing I found recently is that you can press spacebar while trading multiple stacks of the same item to refill the trading slot quickly really streamlining the process. I also think the wandering traders sand trade is an underrated one as well since AFAIK there's no other way to renew sand.
you can dupe sand with end portal
Wow thanks for the information
10 clay = 1 emerald. Is really slept on so much. You find a lush cave , it's literally a jackpot
Thanks, I'm currently just starting to use my villager system in my new world and I still use your overall design. This video helps me not forget about any good trades!
same iam about to build villager trading hall, this came at the perfect timing
Huge mention to LVL.2 librarians who trade one emerald for three books.
Normally, this is an “eh” trade, but if you reach the end stronghold and retrieve the books from a library, and zombify a villager, this becomes a VERY reliable reliable method to get practically infinite emeralds on demand in the late game.
you can skip the stronghold entirely. if you get a librarian that sells bookshelves and buys books, you can buy 1 bookshelf for 1 emerald, break it, then sell those 3 books for 3 emeralds.
Sell 1 carrot for 1 emerald, sell that same emerald back for 3 golden carrots, balanced as all things should be.
We can trade carrots?
@@Spazy424 When i made this comment we could in that version, not sure if we still can with the new trade update or if it's profitable.
@@Spazy424 Yes you can trade normal carrots with farmer villagers, same as potatoes, beets and wheat. Zombified farmers letting you trade 1:1 instead of usual 20 food for 1 emerald
18 seems to be a very efficient trade for the lazy. The sheer amount of carrots/potatos/beetroots you can get with the bonemeal can make it very profitable with or without the zombification, making it useful for worlds where you can't switch up the difficulty for the zombification to be guaranteed, such as servers.
Lush caves + Stonemason clay trade = never worry about running out of emeralds again
Clay is also farmable. Who needs a lush caves biome?!
Thanks for your super helpful videos! My favorite trade is sticks because you have the added benefit of crafting them from bamboo once you find it in game and this makes it super renewable. I get a simple chicken farm going early game for xp and sell raw chickens to butchers and feathers to fletcher. Other favorite of mine is selling sweet berries to butchers, especially if you have a fortune pick that you harvest them with.
Yes! The stick trade is so good
@@Eyecraftmc Surprised you didn't mention the cartographer class pane trade or the fisherman boat trade. Fisherman 5 planks equals an emerald, while fletcher requires 16 planks. That's quite wild
0:19 In this sense, Java is more broken than Bedrock, 'cause you can get full diamond out of a single Villager, whereas on Bedrock you can only get them on pairs, E.g. Chest/Boots or Leggings/Helmet. Same thing with toolsmith, Pickaxe/Axe, Shovel/Axe, Shovel/Hoe.
you can turn dirt into emeralds, turn dirt into mud and then drip the mud into cauldrons turning them into clay, use fortune on top of that and you made yourself emeralds from literall dirt
i think the iron for emeralds trade is also very op, bc with a decent afk golem farm you can get thousands of iron per hour even early game plus you dont need extra villagers for this trade bc tool smiths, weapon smiths and armor smiths have this trade which youre gonna have anyways
Bro which villagers give this trade I need iron 😭
@@ezio09 just search up an iron farm tutorial
There’s a infinite money scheme with a cured librarian where you can buy a bookshelf for one emerald then sell the books each for one emerald
wasn't that patched up
the iron for emeralds trade is the BEST once you have an iron farm. Weaponsmiths, toolsmiths, and armourers all have the trade, so you get to the OP trades faster
Actually, the bookshelf trade can be used for infinite emeralds aswell. Once you get the trade, you need to level up the villager to (i think) level 2. You can sell 1 book to the villager by buying the bookshelf and breaking it to get 3. You also need to cure the villager 2-3 times for this to work.
Personally, I really like the Sweet Berry trade, you can get so much of it so easily. It's also one of the few crops that don't need water and is easy to set up a manual farm. Having to get the Butcher to master is a bit annoying though, I have too much rabbit stew.
we need a video on you getting all the achievements!
9:13 to 10:08 I would also mention the cartographer has the same trade as the librarian. Cartographer also trades 24 pieces of paper for one emerald just like the librarian. I would also say for this trade the cartographer is better than the librarian. The reason being that the cartographer's work station the cartography table only requires two paper and four wood planks of any kind. While the librarian's workstation of the lectern requires a bookshelf and four slabs, plus to make a bookshelf requires three books and 6 wood planks of any kind and to make three books requires a total of 3 leather and 9 paper.
To simply put making the librarian's workstation takes more material, and time compared to the cartographer's workstation.
So therefore if wanting to expand the village and have more villagers for the paper to emerald trade, use the cartographer's table to make more cartographer's to have more of the trade.
Yesterday I was looking for some good trading tips in your channel, now that's convenient
In my lower levels of my trading hall I have things such as the Cleric and Mason to get unlimited emeralds from things such as stone and rotten flesh, then above I have the librarians with the really good book trades, very useful stuff
Looting III from a librarian is amazing too.
Good to mention that clay is renewable and u can automate this entirely
I'm a huge fan of the Paper for Emerald trade. Since we make a lot of librarians to get many enchanted books, we also gain access to a lot of emeralds by selling them paper. Cartographers buy paper too. Love this trade.
Books are even more broken with a cured villager, as you get 1 emerald for 1 book.
Personally I think the best trade is for raw pork chops. You can make a relatively EASY Hoglin farm on the nether roof which can produce a double chest of raw pork chops in about an hour. ON TOP of that, you can zombify the butcher and he will trade 1 Raw pork chop for 1 emerald. MASSIVELY OP.
the Mason clay trade is really op when the village is near a river and is a really good source of emeralds in the early game
Thank you, that i found this channel for the last few days i have watched some of your videos to calm myself down and managed to sleep.
I hope you find this in good trait, rather than something negative; we need people like you that are calm and steady. : )
The sweet berries for emeralds from the butcher I have recently discovered it takes a while to get the butcher up that far but with how easy sweet berries are to get it is worth doing
The stone mason quartz trade for 1 emerald has saved me alot of time not having to go to the nether
Tip: press "Space" between trades to rapidly restock the trade window with trade resources. Less shift clicking to trade large numbers of items.
I always buy the small dripleaves from wandering traders, considering that this is the only way to get small dripleaves renewably.
my favorite way to absolutely farm emeralds is the zombified librarian, just buy bookshelves for one emerald, you can break the bookshelves for 3 books and then sell them for 1 emerald each.
Bedrock users: find a skeleton spawner, make a farm/kill chamber, collect hundreds of bones, then create a sugar cane farm, bonemeal the sugar cane, make hundreds of paper, trade with the librarian villager for enchanted books and emeralds.
Convert them to zombie villagers then cure them for even cheaper trades. This way you can get hundreds of emeralds therefore getting everything else from other villagers easier.
My favorite villager trade is clay for emeralds, it's so easy and we can make clay farms.
Also as Eyecraftmc told us, we can zombify a villager to get 1 clay for 1 emerald.
Having base on the desert - Glass pane trade (with Cartographer) is pretty good too. You get Emerald per 4 sand - sure it requires some smelting but that is usually going on in the background while you do other things - and gives extra xp too.
This is literally the best trade and its not even mentioned. Just make a super smelter and mine out the desert with efficiency V Pick every couple of days and you get unlimited emeralds
@@cjhl0383 honestly after doing some zombie shenanigans you dont really need sand anymore and just buying glass and selling it as panes is perpetual ;)
My personal favorite is the farmer. You can trade pumpkins and Mellons in a rate of 1:1 for emeralds, you can also potentially trade every crop you can find in a village, mitigating the issue of overpriced trades and getting a lot the most useful trades for gaining emeralds out of a single villager.
Goated video as always
No love for the iron-to-emerald trade? Even a basic iron farm produces more iron than I need, and the same villagers who sell me diamond gear will buy the extra iron off me at a pretty good rate.
That's without counting the infinite resources generator. Step 1. Make a cobblestone generator. Step 2. Get 1 Moss block. Step 3. Get 4 spruce saplings. Step 4. Mix it to no end.
Get cobblestone, that you smelt back into stone, place 3 stones in a 2x2 area, and leave 1 space for moss. Bone meal the moss so it spreads over the stone blocks. Plant spruce saplings over the 2x2 area and bone meal it to get a large tree and podzol. Break it to obtain dirt. Use a water bottle on dirt to turn it into mud. Place the mud on top of a dripstone block with a pointed dripstone under it. The mud converts into clay, and you get back the water in a cauldron you can place under the drip stone. And, I love this chain of things, both from a game design perspective and a game breaking perspective.
A cool thing to get a lot of emeralds is to have 2 cured librarians and a cured cartographer. Trade a bookshelf with the librarian, get the books and trade the books with them again and you'll get more emeralds, also buy 12 of crystal from the librarian, turn them into glass panels and trade them with the cartographer and you'll also get a lot of emeralds. Been doing that and it's pretty cool
I argue that coal/iron ingot trades should be on here for mid/late game trading options, especially if you mine a lot and have a Fortune 3 pick. Chances are you'll quickly rack up very large amounts of iron in one fairly lengthy caving expedition, and you only need 4 ingots per emerald from an armorer or toolsmith. It's a great way to level them up, and if you have more iron than you know what to do with, you can convert it all into a huge supply of emeralds instead.
Same applies to coal, just you need a bit more coal to make it work. It's particularly good if you have a lava farm and use lava buckets as fuel instead of coal.
Flint trades from fletchers are an *extremely* good mid-late game trade, especially once you have a solid Fortune 3 shovel, since Fortune 3 on the shovel basically guarantees you get flint out of gravel. Considering there's a ton of gravel to be found just about everywhere (especially when you're bed mining in the nether, you seem to always be running into more of it) on top of the fact that if your shovel has efficiency on it you can instantly mine dozens of gravel blocks at a time, it's very easy to mass-produce flint to sell. Bonus points for it essentially giving you a reason to clean out your Netherite mines of gravel.
0:44 may be op but its life blood for us Village builders
Came back to Minecraft after a few years break. Instantly made a beeline for a village to create multiple masters. The stick trade helped propel me to instant diamond armor with all enchantments along with gear while everyone else was still struggling to find iron because they thought villagers were mid lol
Different issues, they made pretty much gave copper the old distribution for iron
11:04 lol imagine selling someone a nametag, and having them use it on you to turn you upside down for the rest of your life
When you do a trade you can press space to immediately refill the slots with whatever you had in them for the last trade. Useful for mass trading
The same in bedrock edition?
Sadly in bedrock edition the armorer villagers only trade 2 pieces of diamond armor each
With a zombie spawner or even a gold farm , rotten flesh can be traded into 1 to 1 emeralds - which is totally broken
One thing worth mentioning, for the mason clay for emerald trade, if you find a lush biome, the lush biome has insane amounts of clay both large and deep so the clay trade can be even more overpowered
So glad i found this channel
So glad to have you here. Glad you’re enjoying yourself.
I do a lot of fishing and the fish trades are my go-to. I fish for enchanted books.
“There comes a point where you don’t need much more paper for firework rockets”
I don’t know about that; you can never have too much fireworks.
Also an honorable mention to the iron trade since it is so easy to make an iron farm that produces way more iron than you'll ever need.
You can get a villager to buy your iron and cure them, if you have an iron farm you have infinite emeralds
honestly i like being able to get mangrove propagules and dripstone from wandering traders, as i dont always have a mangrove swamp or dripstone cave nearby.
And you can also buy dripstone blocks from stone masons, so you can expand your dripstone farm faster!
Awesome video dude thanks for your great work ❤
In Bedrock, I would say selling an item to a villager 10 times a day/two days keeps them from upping their prices. Seems to work for me. 10 emeralds in my pocket, next villager.
The actual best trade comes from the fisherman for an emerald. With a string duper you can get an unlimited string glitch and trade them for unlimited emeralds. I personally use this method and use other villager trades to get maxed out gear in less than 3 days. The string duper is also very cheap to make for what it can do.
it doesn't work anymore
Kinda odd not mentioning the glass pane cycle, even though it requires a zombie-cured cartographer to work it's amazing an infinite amount of emeralds just by bulk crafting panes from glass blocks, exploits aside, kinda odd not mentioning the pumpkin pie trade, as it's the only food that always fills a layer on the composter (tho i dont know how well it stands against cookies), also tipped arrows and enchanted crossbows are underrated, tipped arrows let's you automate the villager curing, but if automation is not your thing you can always shoot from a piercing crossbow to mass cure a raided village
You should really make a guide on experience points and levels. It's a thing that seems basic to understand but difficult to completely grasp
Villager trading overall is OP.
Everyone who wants free emeralds listen up. Search how to make a string duper , its pretty simple to build. You get unlimited string from it which you can trade with fisherman. I have 7 fully built emerald beacons from this method. You don't even need to zombify the villager to lower the trades just trade 20 string for 1 emerald. Only for java btw :)
Dripstone made the stonemason SO OP, because lava farms can let you turn cobble into stone infinitely super easily, and you can do dirt>mud>clay for the clay ball trade
My friends and I started a multiplayer Java world together and within 4 hours of starting I had two stacks of emeralds simply from trading 10 clay for 1 emerald, just went underground and found a weird clay deposit in the lush biome and found literally 4 inventory’s worth of it
Best trade emerald farm is
1. Build Iron Golem Farm
2. Zombify the villager who sells you tools
3. After villager sells you one emerald for one iron instead of 4 iron.
I think one of the most op trades is the fisherman 20 striing for 1 emerald. You can make a spider farm or a string duper, and now you have infinite emeralds in a very easy way
A lvl 2 Fletcher sometimes has a trade for 14 string for an emerald, so I use that
one of the most op trades are giving to a blacksmith some iron ingots for emeralds cause of building an iron farm is very easy and you can put the price down to one iron ingot for one emerald
Get a spruce Forrest an axe with unbreaking III, efficiency V and Mending next to a fletcher that buys sticks and you’ll never run out of emeralds
Clay can be created with dripstone and mud, so you can make infinite clayballs to sell to the mason.
I’m going to trade my emeralds to my fellow villagers in the game of Minecraft 😊❤
Huuuh?
Clay to emeralds is the best because of lush caves!
Yes! First smart person I've found!
And you can instant mine clay with eff 3 shovel or above.
If you have maxed clay setup its better than fletcher.
And clay is better in early game
For the stick trade (and any other trade) you can but spam shift click and the spacebar to trade them all instead of moving your mouse back and forth
One quick tip for you, at 2:14 you can actually press the space bar to refill the sticks intead of clicking the trade
I think the most underrated trade is the beetroot trade. Out of all the crop trades it is the cheapest. And if your farmers trades get locked, you can craft the beetroot into red dye and trade it with a shepherd
One of my favorite trades is the Fletcher's 32 sticks to 1 Emerald
Something you didn't cover is synergy between villagers to boost emerald trades.
For example:
- Librarian Bookshelf seller with librarian book buyer for 3x emeralds
- Librarian glass seller with cleric bottle buyer for 3x emeralds
- You can also pair the mason villagers with cobblestone generators and furnaces for infinite stone. Add a lava drip cauldron module to the generator and you have infinite stone and emeralds.
- Selling iron is another OP source of emeralds if you have an iron farm.
I loved farmer trades since the beginning! 😄
Emerald to gunpowder trade of wandering trader is a good one imo
The most op trade is iron for emeralds, ok if you think I'm stupid, just listen, this is what I do:
If you have abt 20+ villagers, it will start spawning iron golems right? So if you build an iron farm literally from those 20+ villagers THEN you place like blast furnaces, grindstones and smithing tables, you'll be able to convert the iron from the iron farm into emeralds, and if you cure each villager once or twice, you'll have 1 iron for 1 emerald, 12 emeralds from 1 villager, so around 40-120+ emeralds depending on how much blast furnaces, grindstones and smithing tables you place, so yh, that's a rlly OP strategy, and I do it in my survival world atm
The best trade is the stickermen.
I NEEEED A SHEPERD! After raiding an ancient cities I have like 10 wool stacks or sumthin in total
Just wanted to let you know I really appreciate your channel! It’s so informative and your videos are always great quality! I got back into Minecraft recently after not playing since Xbox360 days. And my girlfriend and I have been learning so much from you! Thank you
In my experience, 8 master Fletchers and 8 jungle trees is the way to go. By the time you cut the 8 trees and replant them, the first one has regrown. And, by the time you sellout the sticks to the 8th fletcher, the first one has restocked. Also, you get stacks of emeralds and several levels of XP. This can all be done without a single blaze rod needed to make potions to heal zombie villagers.
Thanks man so useful
Don’t disrespect my boy the wandering trader. I have a bad habit of settling in deserts and there ain’t much there, he’s a great way to get saplings and other miscellaneous things