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How do I get a villager to change jobs?
Find an unemployed villager and craft the workstation for the job you want them to take. Place the workstation near the villager, and they'll claim it and adopt that profession. If a villager already has a job, you can break their workstation to make them unemployed first.
What's the difference between the Landscaper and Stonebinder?
Can I make emeralds from dirt and common blocks?
Yes—trade common blocks like dirt, sand, and leaves to villagers like the Landscaper and Stonebinder to get emeralds. This is the foundation of an emerald farm if you have access to large amounts of these blocks.
How do I get rare items like tridents and dragon's breath?
Do I need specific wood types for the workstations?
Most workstations accept any vanilla wood planks, but the Carpenter's workstation specifically requires Stripped Oak Logs. Check the crafting recipe to confirm what each workstation needs.
What does the Fool villager do?
The Fool offers silly and unusual trades that don't follow the normal pattern. Some of these trades can unlock a secret master-level trade, so it's worth experimenting with them.
Can I get all wood types from the Lumberjack?
Yes—the Lumberjack trades all types of saplings and logs, so you can get any wood type without traveling to different biomes.
How many times do I need to trade to level up a villager?
You'll need to complete multiple trades to progress through each rank (Novice, Apprentice, Journeyman, Expert, Master), but the exact number varies by profession and trade type.
Does this mod work with other villager mods?
This mod adds new professions alongside vanilla jobs, so it should work with most other mods, but conflicts can occur if multiple mods try to add the same workstations or professions. Check mod compatibility lists if you're using several mods together.
Can I sell items to villagers or only buy from them?
You can trade your own blocks and items to villagers for emeralds—for example, selling dirt to the Landscaper or logs to the Carpenter—so trading goes both ways.
