Villagers are one of the oldest mobs in Minecraft. They were added to the game in beta 1.9 pre-release. During that time, villagers were temporarily called 'TESTIFICATES' as developers were still ...

In this entertaining exploration of the villagers' peculiar behaviors on the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft, we dive into their ...

Minecraft’s trading feature can be a great way for newer players to gather some in-game necessities. A feature specific to Minecraft’s villager mob, this system allows players to exchange items with ...

Other than Steve, the villagers are the primary residents of the Overworld in A Minecraft Movie. As is established at the beginning of A Minecraft Movie, Steve is the first human to ever enter the ...

Nowadays, villagers are important if you want to progress faster in the game since they can provide you with many useful trades. From building blocks like terracotta to enchanted tools, villagers have ...

Joseph has been working as a writer for Game Rant since March 2021 and has been a technical writer and journalist since 2019. Having written hundreds of articles over his career and played dozens of ...

The way to get villagers with jobs in Minecraft is to either find them in a village or assign them the job manually. Assigning a job is quite straightforward. All you need to do is place the ...

The latest Minecraft update just released and it has drastically altered the behaviors of villagers throughout the game. The Village & Pillage update has taken the mindless, passive villagers that ...

To breed villagers in Minecraft, you need to have at least two "willing" villagers and at least three beds. You can increase your villagers' "willingness" to breed by giving them food. Even in ...

Minecraft 26.1 Snapshot 1 introduces a new version numbering system and other major technical changes to the Java Edition of ...

Villagers are one of the many different species inhabiting your blocky world in Minecraft, and they’ll often have a bunch of items they’re happy to trade with you. As such, you might be wondering ...