Here’s how I usually choose villagers for trading. I always include an armorer, a toolsmith, and a weaponsmith because they provide access to diamond armor, tools, and weapons while also allowing me to trade iron for emeralds at a great value. A librarian with "Mending" is a must-have because that enchantment keeps my armor and tools in perfect condition. I also always add a fletcher to trade sticks for emeralds – it’s incredibly easy, especially if you have a tree farm. And of course, a farmer is essential for food and trading crops. I always include a cleric because Redstone Dust and Ender Pearls are crucial for my mechanisms and travels to the End. Honestly, this habit stems from my early days in Minecraft. Back then, I started playing out of an interest in building mechanisms, without knowing about Creative mode or how easy it was to find redstone. One of the first mechanisms I built was something I discovered on YouTube. Now, I’ve created an entire town filled with similar mechanisms, designed like a massive entertainment hub with a dedicated casino section. To build this, I watched countless videos on mechanisms and read many casino reviews for inspiration. I even host a server where people can check out and try everything.Sometimes, I add a cartographer because they help locate Woodland Mansions or Ocean Monuments, which adds a sense of adventure to the game. I might also include a stonemason if I have an excess of stone or a shepherd since it’s easy to stockpile wool for trading if you have a sheep farm. These choices usually provide everything I need, from gear to resources and exciting exploration opportunities.
