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Recruiting a Villager
âYou must have adequate Housing in your Town to Recruit a Villager
You can hire - through the use of materials and Building Permits - special NPCs from The Camp. These can range from Standard Villagers to custom Villagers with unique trades. You must have appropriate Housing available.
You can attract a Standard Villager to your Town by creating NPC Housing.
When it comes to Villagers the role they play has been significantly enhanced due to their rarity. Each Profession has a functional role within your Nation.
Villager Interactions
Interacting with villagers can include chat, greeting, storytelling, joking, insulting, flirting, and expressing pride.
Villagers can follow you or stay in a specific location upon request.
Villagers with weapons defend family members and the village hero.
Villagers can fix nearby cracked iron golems with iron ingots.
Combat Readiness
Villagers can be given weapons (swords, axes, bows, crossbows) and armor to use for self-defense during raids.
They use shields randomly when under attack, enhancing their survivability.
Gifts and Equipment
Gifts to villagers can include armor or weapons, which they will equip if better than their current gear.
The player can specify the type of weapon, armor, and number of arrows a villager spawns with for enhanced defense capabilities.
Health and Nourishment
A hunger system is in place where villagers eat to regain health, including cakes.
Villagers maintain health through a diet that can include various food items.
Fishing and Farming
Villager fishermen engage in fishing, adding to the village's resources.
Farmer villagers use hoes to create farmlands and plant crops such as melons and pumpkins, contributing to the village's sustenance.
Pets and Animals
Villagers can tame and feed cats, wolves, parrots, horses, donkeys, and mules, enriching the village life.
They adopt pets of other dead villagers, showing a sense of community and care.
Inventory and Looting
Players can inspect and modify a villager's inventory, managing resources effectively.
Villagers are capable of looting chests, gathering resources for the village.
Additional Features
Before raid waves, villagers drink beneficial potions, preparing for defense.
Villagers can be renamed using nametags, their in-game Visual Appearance can also be set.
Equipped totems of undying are used when health is low, showcasing villagers' survival instincts.
They exhibit unique behaviors during raids, interactions with monsters, and Players.
Strategic combat positioning is shown as villagers step back when using bows or crossbows.
Professions
- Butcher
Butchers will periodically kill nearby farm animals. They will only kill an animal if they see 2 other animals of the same type nearby.
Applicable Animals:
Cow
Mooshroom
Sheep
Pig
Chicken
Rabbit
- Cleric
The cleric plays an important role in any community and can sometimes offer passive healing bonus.
Clerics will also attempt to cure nearby zombie villagers. Note that the process still takes time like normal, so be sure to keep your clerics safe!
- Fisherman
Fishermen villagers will, well, fish! They will periodically kill nearby aquatic mobs and bring the items they drop at their feet.
- Leatherworker
Leatherworkers will regularly craft and place saddles on nearby saddle-able mobs. This includes all types of horse variants, pigs, and striders.
- Librarian
Librarians are bookworms at heart. Once a week, they will fill an empty lectern with an enchanted book with random enchantments (Enchantment level is selected randomly from 5-25).
- Mason
The mason is used to cutting up blocks all day! They will regularly break blocks above nearby stonecutters. Cannot break unbreakable blocks, chests, barrels, or obsidian.
- Shepherd
The shepherd takes care of his flock! Shepherds will use wheat, carrots, and seeds to breed nearby animals:
Cow
Mooshroom
Sheep
Pig
Rabbit
Chicken
Note that the shepherd needs the correct type of food to breed the corresponding mob. Wheat for cows, carrots for pigs, seeds for chickens, etc.
They will also shear nearby sheep.
- Armorer, Weaponsmith, Toolsmith, Fletcher
These "smithing" professions will, once a day, repair some of the durability of any corresponding item placed above their work block.
For example, placing an pickaxe above a toolsmith's smithing table will cause him to repair it once a day.
Fully repairing an item may take several days for high-durability items made out of Netherite and diamond, but after an item has been repaired once, it will glow and not despawn until a player picks it up. You can check back after several days to retrieve your repaired gear!
Each profession will only repair items related to their profession.
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