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Updated librarian trades spreadsheet. I've been playing around with the spreadsheet I made for keeping track of the trades my librarians offer in my trading hall. See here for the original post. It now looks like this: Now it also shows me which librarians have a non-max but matching trade (light green) and which have a max trade, but not the ...
I made it into a square configuration, with 8 pods on each side of the square, and then a drop down to the next lower level with another 4x8 pods. I have two levels for now, but might add more. I'm still collecting my trades. To make it easier to keep track of all the different trades and their relative merit, I made, or rather, added a sheet ...
Put a villager of your choice in a cell, easily done with Minecarts as they can be pushed around. "Reroll" his trades by placing down a Lectern and if he got no good trades, destroying it again. This will remove his profession and once you place down the Lectern again he will become a Librarian again and has new trades.
The way it WILL work, is that each biome gets 4 spells. 3 spells can be learned by a librarian from that biome at random, and the 4th spell is given to them automatically as their 4th trade. Which books per which biome are on the wiki.
Being Efficient. Trading with Librarians will increase their level and reveal more trades. At first you'll have 2 trades available, take the one for paper -> emerald. This will reveal a few more trades, trade your books -> emerald. This will reveal another a few more trades, trade your emerald -> glass. This reveals your second enchanted book ...
Hey everyone I'm doing my first ever hardcore Minecraft play through on 1.20.4 and I have a bunch of villagers trading with me. I've been reading about the villager trading rebalance but I can't tell if it's in effect or not automatically by creating a new world in 20.4 or if you still have enable it. I have like 12 librarians who are all from ...
So yes, it's completely possible to get on the novice level. Update: 5 minutes later, after resetting said villager, I got a 25 emerald unbreaking 3. I love my realm Edit: Êñgrīßh. I have an unbreaking 3 villager and protection 4 villager but have yet to see any efficiencies at all, even though I've been at it for a while.
The villager trades are saved under the tag Offers. Recipes is the list of what the villager sells or buys. The [1] behind Recipes means which trade in the list you're specifying. The first trade is [0], second trade is [1], third trade is [2] and etc. It starts at 0 because that's how computers count. So in my case, the villager had two trades.
To edit specific trades you'll need to target the compounds within the Recipes array, to do this use: /data modify entity @e[type=minecraft:villager,limit=1,sort=nearest,distance=..10] <path of the tag you want to edit> set value <what you want to set it to>. This command will target the closest villager to you.
The minimum cost is (3*level + 2) emeralds, and the maximum cost is (13*level + 6) emeralds, capped at 64. For a level-5 enchantment such as Efficiency V, that means the minimum cost is 17, and the maximum costs would be 71, but the game caps it at 64. The median price is 44, with the mean (average) price being slightly lower. capfan67.