Trade With Villager

Everyone is aware that in Minecraft for PC, players can trade with villagers. However, players of Minecraft PE have been eagerly awaiting this feature on their mobile devices for quite some time. To address this gap, we recommend installing the mod “Trade With Villager” for Minecraft Pocket Edition, which will introduce the ability to trade with villagers! This opens up new opportunities for players, allowing you to purchase everything you might need in exchange for specific resources!

How to Trade with Villagers?

First, you should locate a villager. Where can you find villagers? Naturally, they reside in villages, which you can easily discover using seeds available on our site.

Each villager in the Minecraft Pocket Edition world can sell specific items based on their profession. The currency for trading with your new friends is emeralds, just like in the PC version of Minecraft!

• IOS/Android: Hold an emerald, long-press on the villager, and then tap the Trade button that appears.
• Windows 10: Hold an emerald and right-click on the villager.

The screenshot shows an example of my trade with a shepherd from the MCPE world. The shepherd is a villager who takes care of sheep. In exchange for emeralds, I received: 2 blocks of white wool, 2 blocks of yellow wool, and a pair of shears.

Unfortunately, you cannot choose which items or blocks you will receive for your emeralds, as this will now happen randomly. More valuable items in the Minecraft Pocket Edition world will have a lower chance of dropping compared to cheaper items.

Available Goods

Even though players cannot select the specific item they will receive for emeralds, you can still make educated guesses since all villagers in MCPE are categorized. For instance, if you want to buy meat, you will need to find a butcher.

Armor Trader

• Chainmail Boots
• Chainmail Leggings
• Chainmail Chestplate
• Chainmail Boots
• Iron Armor
• Iron Helmet

Butcher

• Cooked Porkchop (3-8)
• Porkchop (6-12)
• Cooked Beef (4-10)
• Beef (8-14)
• Cooked Mutton (4-10)
• Mutton (8-14)
• Cooked Chicken (6-12)
• Chicken (10-20)

Cleric

• Compass
• Book (2-10)
• Rotten Flesh (2-10)
• Redstone (2-10)
• Ender Pearl (1-3) only in version 1.0+
• Gold Ingot (1-5)
• Diamond (1-3)
• Clock

Farmer

• Cake (1-4)
• Cookie (6-12)
• Pumpkin (3-6)
• Bread (3-8)
• Diamond (1-3)
• Pumpkin Pie (1-4)

Fisherman

• Fish (3-25)
• Salmon (2-15)
• Clownfish (1-10)
• Pufferfish (1-5)
• Cooked Fish (3-15)
• Cooked Salmon (2-10)
• Diamond (1-3)
• Fishing Rod

Archer

• Feather (3-25)
• Flint (2-15)
• Arrow (8-15)
• Bow

Rider

• Leather (1-4)
• Leather Helmet
• Leather Armor

Librarian

• Compass
• Book (2-10)
• Paper (1-25)
• Diamond (1-3)
• Clock

Shepherd

• Any type of wool (3-10)
• Shears

Tool Merchant

• Diamond Pickaxe
• Diamond Hoe
• Iron Pickaxe
• Iron Hoe
• Iron Shovel

Weapon Smith

• Diamond Axe
• Diamond Sword
• Iron Axe
• Iron Sword

Installing Trade With Villager (.mcpack)

• Download the mod marked with “.mcpack” below.
• Run the downloaded file to import the add-on/texture into MCPE.
• Open Minecraft Pocket Edition and go to the world settings.
• Set the imported:
  — Add-on Packs for the world.
• Select the imported resource packs/add-ons in each section.
• It is recommended to restart the Minecraft PE client afterward.
• Launch Minecraft Pocket Edition, enter the previously configured world MCPE, and enjoy the add-on!

Installing Trade With Villager (.zip)

• Download the mod below.
• Extract the “Trade with Villagers Behavior Pack” folder from the archive.
• Move the “Trade with Villagers Behavior Pack” folder to the /games/com.mojang/behavior_packs/ directory.
• Launch Minecraft Pocket Edition.
• Create a new world or edit an existing one.
• Set the selected world to use the add-on you previously moved to the behavior_packs folder.
• Done! Restart Minecraft PE and enjoy your game!