I finished setting up the villager market in the Hub, they're place in the largest room of the hub. 4 at the lava corners and one at the center, I'm thinking that the dragon egg can be above the villager in the center.

The farmer
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The butcher
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The priest
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The blacksmith
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The Librarian
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You are free to trade with these villagers any time you want. Carter, you can unlock all of the trades on these villagers.

Thanks to Wil for donating 4 of the villagers to the market. I only needed to take one villagers from my village.

Remember not to kill the villagers or set then loose. We don't want villagers wondering around the hub and might get killed or walk into someone's portal.

Very nice, i must say. I might actually use this.

well you better pray their trades are good

though carter pointed out that the villagers who start with the bad trade end up being the better ones. you only need to do that first bad trade once.

yeap it is true

Good job, I thought I put at least one of each villager there for you to use though?

my biggest concern would be that the villagers were moved before cultivation. It may not be a big deal with the Priest but if the blacksmith dosent have diamonds for one of the first 3 trades your risking having to spend way to many diamonds to keep getting new trades. Same with the librarian you dont want to get stuck with a clock or compass as the last trade or it will ruin the librarian as 10 emeralds is not a good reset.
You may think about cultivating the villagers trades before moving them to the nether.

4 of these villagers were giving to me by Wil and the only librarians I have are the ones giving away book shelves. If it's not good, then we can replace the villagers with fresh new ones.

I took a look at the villagers and the villager trading chart and saw that I need to do some villager killing and breeding to get what I want so we can use up the bad trades. I also noticed that I need to replace my villagers to get the ones needed first. Once they're done, I'll move them to the Nether. I already started working on my villager market, so I'll work on them and them move them to the Nether.

get the worst possible trades as the first trade like what carter said

darknesssins wrote:

get the worst possible trades as the first trade like what carter said

Yep, That's working on right now. I need to work on opening the first 3 trades of each to see if they can stay alive or not. If the first 3 trades are bad, then they can live. If the first 3 trades are the ones we want to keep, then it'll die.

I did move at least 2 of each villager to the Hub to choose from. I also left the track, so it would be easy to move new ones there if needed.

I was at your village for a while and none of the villagers were breeding. I also have to check the villagers' first 3 trades to make sure that the trades are the ones we don't want.

The ones there wil work until you get better ones, and they could be good traders but they also could easily get ruined at some point if those bad trades show up late in the process.

Here is what I did to the chart. The red circles I made are the bad trades or the trades we don't really mine losing.

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If you want it to be changed, tell me and I can change it.

not seeing a chart

bzkcarter wrote:

not seeing a chart

Fixed.

I think this could be more organized and put the villagers all together, not scattered.
Just my opinion!

for the blacksmith, the worst trade is actually the diamond trade

you can generate emeralds through librarians (trading paper for emeralds) or farmers (trading wheat for emeralds) or perhaps butchers (meat for emeralds)

MrsMeowys wrote:

I think this could be more organized and put the villagers all together, not scattered.
Just my opinion!

Sounds like a good idea. I'll go rearrange the market so they're closer together.