Villagers, a fascinating creature in Minecraft, possess recent human behavior and personalities in the game (sunrise and sunrise, fools never work, etc.), and they are scattered throughout the villages of the block world.
Many of them have different types of jobs and can trade with players to get different items. In the long run, certain professional villagers are still very useful to Steve.
In addition to unemployment and fools, villagers have a total of 13 classes, each type of villager has its own unique way of working and trading, such as farmers squatting in fertilizer barrels, players can use crops to trade with them, and most importantly, the villagers' occupations are bound to the blocks of their work sites, and once this work site is destroyed, they are reduced to unemployed vagrants.
Ps: Unemployed villagers can claim work blocks and then shine for the village. The type of villager (dress, occupation) depends on the location of the village and its structure.
So, for Steve, who "doesn't do anything", which villagers are more useful?
1. Get enchanted weapons at the lowest cost
The Weapon Maker, an "iron"-loving villager profession, often carries the Ultimate Weapon, of course, provided that the player has enough emeralds in their hands, they start with the coal and iron weapons trade, and as the number of transactions increases, the player can purchase the enchanted Diamond Sword and Axe from here.
Of course, players can also "break their bones" by repeatedly zombifying them and healing them, and when it is cost-effective, the player only needs an emerald to easily obtain the enchanted diamond weapon. By the way, the peculiarity of this profession is that there will be a grinding wheel nearby.
2. A toolsmith similar to a weapon smith
The GW leaks a reminder that not only does the weapon smith reflect value in the transaction options, but the residence where he lives is also valuable - the weapon smith's home will most likely have a treasure chest, and there will be a chance that diamonds will be brushed out. Therefore, the "One-Eyed Dragon" village is also regarded by the player as the "village of the village".
In fact, in addition to the weapon smith, the tool maker is also a "good partner" for players to obtain tools at a low price, for some mengxin, they don't even know that the villagers have such a class, but even so, it still can't change Steve's method of "breaking the bone" and buying the tool of the enchanted nether alloy at the price of 1 emerald.
3. One PIECE leader
This is a very special mc class villager who is the only one who can provide the player with a map of the Ocean Temple or Woodland Mansion. Under normal circumstances, if it is not a very special seed map, or if the coordinate location has been announced, the player has only a very low chance of encountering the Woodland Mansion.
As a result, cartographers have an important place in the game and are often the object of Steve's flop. Oh, and it's also one of the few players who use the Emerald to brush – paper.
4. "Ineffective" arrow maker
Although the arrow-making platform has not yet played much of a role, the archers still have a lost effect. Some players say "He's a great villager, and most of the trading items are very simple", indeed, it is like exchanging emeralds for flint, feathers, thread, etc., for some players who keep a large number of broiler chickens in captivity, this is indeed a very good deal - fully automatic grilling of "chickens".
5. Librarian "YYDS"
It's not that GW is talking big, it's no exaggeration to say – the most useful villagers to date are librarians, who work hard, have a great deal of business ability, and the enchanted books they produce have always been deeply purchased by players, and the spending power of buying paper from Steve is also a must.
"You can't have a 'black-hearted underground exchange,' but you can't help but 'keep a bunch of librarians in captivity,'" says the old MC.
It's true that players want to get costumes in game survival mode, and librarians are your best choice, and they're also the best choice for the Emerald Cash Machine.
Are you sure you don't have more librarians? The kind that doesn't eat or drink.