Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
Tags
Creators
Details

Mason villager
The new Mason villager, which is a career subset of the Blacksmith, buys and sells rock, stone, and minerals

Codex
A Librarian/Cartographer villager will make you a Codex (in hand) if you give him emeralds and ingots

Hint page
Village Books sometimes contains hints leading to another structure, depending on your rapport with the villager, among other things.

Reputation Hint
You can right-click a Village Book onto a Villager to get a gauge for your reputation in the village

Automatic naming
V3.0 has a feature where you can specify entities which automatically receive names upon spawn/load

Clickable names
V3.0 has a new feature where you can specify entities that receive names when you right-click them. Pictured is a ToroQuest Guard—included in the configs by default.

Example Tundra village
A Snowy-style village spawned in an Ice Plains (or similar) biome

Snow Villagers
Lightest skinned villagers are typically found only in cold, snowy villages

Jungle Village
Example Jungle village using the new custom Jungle components in VN 4.3.0

Example Heathland village
A Plains-style village spawned in a Heathland biome (Biomes o' Plenty). Typically, these villages will be Savanna-style, but with Jacaranda wood.

Mushroom House
Typically, Mushroom villages would use Plains-style buildings. With the right config settings, you could get a Desert-style building in a Mushroom biome. To the left is a Chocobo Stable from ChocoCraft Plus.

Multi-Biome Village
A village spanning multiple biomes might have a mixture of villagers displaying different biome types.

Mod Villagers
Villagers from many mods are supported. Depicted here are villagers from Forestry, Fossils

Treasure Trades
Librarians and Cartographers can unlock high-level trades involving Village Names items!

Guardians!
The 1.7.10 version now has Guardians, and all the joy/horror that comes with them!
































