Every villager and wandering trader trade in Minecraft Java 26.1 by profession and level, a lookup for who sells each item (Mending, bell, name tag, saddle) and a villager breeding guide.
Since Minecraft Java Edition 26.1, villager and wandering trader trades stopped being buried in code and became data files of the game itself. This tool reads those files from the official client.jar: 387 trades, 68 roll sets and the lists of who can sell what. Every profession has 5 levels and, at each level, the game rolls 2 trades from a list of candidates (3 at the librarian's Master level). That is why two librarians rarely sell the same thing, and why you see "2 of 5" instead of a fixed list. For each trade you see what it asks for and gives, the maximum uses, the XP the villager earns and the reputation factor, which sets how much the price drops with your standing. Only vanilla trades are included: the experimental trade rebalance pack ships in the same file, but it is optional and was left out so data never mixes. Everything applies to Java; Bedrock trades are different.
Every villager level has a set of candidate trades and a number of rolls. Almost all of them roll 2 trades, without repeats. The Novice librarian, for example, has 3 candidates (paper for an emerald, an enchanted book and a bookshelf) and shows 2, so each one appears with a 2 in 3 chance. At Master level the librarian rolls 3 from only 2 candidates, so it offers both candles. When a set has fewer candidates than rolls, the villager offers all of them.
Some trades only apply to certain villager types, the look tied to the biome. Cartographer maps and fisherman boats work this way: a savanna cartographer does not offer the savanna village map, but can offer the plains village one. Pick the type to see the real set for a specific villager.
The emerald count shown is the base price. The final price adds the trade's demand, which rises when you drain its stock, and subtracts your reputation times the trade's reputation factor. The factor is 0.05 for most trades and 0.2 for trades such as enchanted books, bells and diamond gear. A price never falls below 1.
Curing a zombie villager gives a permanent reputation of 100 points (value 20 times weight 5), and since Java 1.20.2 only the first cure counts. With a 0.05 factor that removes 5 from the price; with 0.2, it removes 20. The "Cured zombie villager" switch shows that estimated price. It is a calculation from the formula and values published on minecraft.wiki: check it in your world before relying on it.
The trades, roll sets and sellable enchantments were read from the official Minecraft Java Edition 26.1 client.jar by a project script, with a SHA-1 check, and saved to a single file. The enchanted book price, the XP of each level and the breeding rules are not in those files and come from minecraft.wiki, rewritten in our own words and checked in November 2026. Every time the game gets a new version the script runs again and the result is reviewed.
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Usually 2 per level, rolled from a list of candidates without repeats. The exception is the Master librarian, which rolls 3 but only has 2 candidates (the two candles) and offers both. A villager needs 0, 10, 70, 150 and 250 total XP to reach levels 1 to 5, and it earns XP every time you use a trade.
Minecraft Java Edition 26.1. Vanilla trades only: the experimental trade rebalance pack is not included.
Profession
Villager level
Novicefrom 0 XP
rolls 2 of 3
Each trade has a 66.7% chance to appear.
A book with 1 enchantment picked from 40 possible ones (Mending included), at a random level. The price depends on the enchantment and its level, and treasure ones cost double.
Apprenticefrom 10 XP
rolls 2 of 3
Each trade has a 66.7% chance to appear.
A book with 1 enchantment picked from 40 possible ones (Mending included), at a random level. The price depends on the enchantment and its level, and treasure ones cost double.
Journeymanfrom 70 XP
rolls 2 of 3
Each trade has a 66.7% chance to appear.
A book with 1 enchantment picked from 40 possible ones (Mending included), at a random level. The price depends on the enchantment and its level, and treasure ones cost double.
Expertfrom 150 XP
rolls 2 of 4
Each trade has a 50% chance to appear.
A book with 1 enchantment picked from 40 possible ones (Mending included), at a random level. The price depends on the enchantment and its level, and treasure ones cost double.
Masterfrom 250 XP
offers all 2 trades
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