More Villagers Re Employed FAQ

Place the corresponding workstation block near an unemployed villager, and they will claim it and adopt that profession. Make sure the villager can pathfind to the workstation and that no other villager has already claimed it.

The mod adds entirely new workstation blocks that unlock professions not available in vanilla Minecraft, each with unique trade pools and items. Vanilla workstations still function normally alongside them.

Yes—destroy or remove the workstation block, and the villager will become unemployed and can claim a different one.

You must craft them using the recipes provided in the mod; they do not generate naturally in villages.

Yes, the mod includes advancements tied to trading with new professions and unlocking specific profession types—check your advancements tab to see the full list and track your progress.

The villager will become unemployed and lose that profession, but they will not despawn or take damage.

Generally yes, but workstations from different mods occupy the same job slot system, so conflicts are possible—test in a world or check mod compatibility notes if you experience issues.

Set up multiple workstations in one area so you can access diverse trades from different professions, then identify which trades offer the best value and focus your resources on those.

The mod professions count as valid jobs for village mechanics, so they work normally with raids and golem spawning—no special behavior.

Check that the villager is unemployed, can reach the workstation, and that another villager hasn't already claimed it; also ensure the workstation is fully placed and not obstructed.

It adds new villager professions with unique trades and new workstations that let villagers take on additional roles. It also expands the village economy and adds advancements related to trading and villager professions .

The mod registers eleven blocks : blueprint table , chiller , christmas chest , decayed workbench , forestry bench , gardening table , gilded station , hunting post , mining bench , oceanography table , and purpur altar .

Yes, it is a port of the original More Villagers mod, updated to support newer Minecraft versions.

It depends on VillagerAPI, which must be installed alongside it or the mod will not work as intended.

It is available for Fabric, NeoForge, and Quilt.

Yes, the config file includes options for generating houses in desert, plains, savanna, snowy, and taiga biomes, along with house weight settings for several professions .

Yes, you can add custom villager professions and villager biome types without writing code using villagerpacks.