Minecraft villagers can either prove incredibly useful or quite frustrating. They can provide emeralds, enchanted items, and stacks of pork chops among other things, making them handy in various situations. However, it’s important to note that not all villagers are equally reliable. Some truly excel at their roles, while others may exhibit less desirable behavior or even have a certain attitude about them.
We’ve organized each villager occupation, arranging them from the ones considered less valuable to those that can significantly impact the game. Admittedly, personal biases might have played a role in our rankings. So, let’s delve right into it!
Last Place: Leatherworker
Craftsmen who work with leather exhibit remarkable courage around cattle, an admirable trait. However, their armor made from leather is fragile, can quickly become too small, and honestly, it’s not a fair exchange when considering its durability. And to be frank, the aroma leaves something to be desired.
13th: Butcher
Butchers can be trusted in the exchange of raw meat for emeralds, as they tend not to inquire about the source of your meat supply, which is an advantage. However, it’s worth noting that given their profession, they likely have never consumed vegetables themselves.
12th: Shepherd
Shepherds are ideal for running wool farms and creating dyes, which makes them an important resource for producing precious green goods. However, it’s best to avoid mocking them, as they can be easily taken aback by lighthearted teasing or nicknames.
11th: Nitwit
Foolish individuals tend to be innocuous, kind, and sport a vibrant green coat. They do not engage in trading, and while their profession is hard to define, the fact remains that they are seldom unkind.
10th: Fisherman
Higher-level fishermen barter fresh catch for precious emeralds, and peddle magical fishing rods that revolutionize angling. However, they might seem suspiciously curious as they gaze at your fish tank for extended periods, sometimes even wielding a knife and fork.
9th: Farmer
Instead of farmers, you can rely on them for obtaining golden carrots, a highly valued and shimmering food in Minecraft. However, exercise caution when dealing with their “dubious stew”. It often seems more harmful than beneficial to consume.
8th: Mason
Masons take great delight in dealing with materials like stone, clay, or granite, and they often come across emeralds in their work. However, it’s best not to attempt to connect with them on a personal level through hobbies beyond rocks, as they generally show little enthusiasm for such topics.
7th: Armorer
1. The shop keeps armor adorned with fashionable chainmail and mystical diamond armors, which aren’t DIY projects for home crafters. However, selling a bell leading to village disruption and evading accountability clearly leaves an unfavorable impression.
2. In this store, you can find chic chainmail and magical diamond armor that can’t be made at home. But if they peddle a bell causing village upheaval without taking the blame, it certainly leaves a lasting negative impact.
3. The vendors offer stylish chainmail and enchanted diamond armors that you won’t find in your DIY kit. Yet, selling a bell leading to villagers’ chaos and dodging responsibility definitely leaves an unpleasant aftertaste.
4. The shop provides fashionable chainmail and magical diamond armor, none of which can be made at home. However, if they sell a bell causing village disturbance while avoiding culpability, it certainly casts a long shadow.
5. This store offers trendy chainmail and mystical diamond armor that won’t be found in your DIY collection. But shouldering the blame for selling a bell inciting village turmoil and turning away from responsibility, it leaves an indelible stain.
6th: Toolsmith
Master craftsmen excel at their trade, dealing in magical tools such as axes, shovels, and pickaxes. Yet to swap a precious emerald for a basic stone hoe – now that’s a daring move, Toolsmith. A daring move indeed.
5th: Cleric
As a dedicated fan, I’d share that Clerics in this world maintain a stockpile of precious items such as lapis lazuli, Ender pearls, and glowstone. They even barter emeralds for your decayed flesh, which is quite useful… though it does spark curiosity about what on earth they might be doing with all that decayed matter.
4th: Weaponsmith
Artisan blacksmiths offer magical axes and blades that streamline work and cut down on exertion. Yet, their stylish attire has an undeniable allure that might momentarily leave one feeling somewhat underdressed in their presence.
3rd: Fletcher
Fletchers exchange wooden staffs for emeralds and peddle arrows and crossbows, making it wonderful for explorers. However, one small issue I have is an odd recollection from my childhood, featuring a spider and a classmate named Fletcher.
2nd: Cartographer
Explorers guide you towards hidden treasures and thrilling journeys with their intricate maps. While they may come off as somewhat elitist, the origins of their maps remain shrouded in secrecy, yet their practicality is indisputable.
1st: Librarian
Librarians are truly indispensable in villages. They provide magical books that significantly boost your equipment, and their spectacles make them look particularly intelligent. They value knowledge immensely, they never silence you, and they’re all-around highly respected figures. However, if you ask them about the newest Stephen King book, they might just gaze at you blankly.
In simpler terms, Minecraft’s villagers can vary greatly from being bothersome to incredibly helpful during your gameplay. Identifying the right villager to trade with can significantly ease your journey. Ranging from leatherworkers to librarians, this ranking highlights which villagers are worth investing your emeralds in and which ones might not be the best choice for it.
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