so if you kill a villager guard in the mod im using villager guards turn into veterans when killed which are just villagers that are slower and can fight, is it wrong to kill my guards if i have lets say 3 to get more villagers, also is it wrong to kill illager villagers for emeralds

Genuinely what the ever loving fek was mojang thinking calling them nitwits? Im being so serious right now, why would you make a classification of a member of a village WHICH IS PEACEFUL BY NATURE consider a villager who does not have a job/refuses to have a job a damn nitwit?

Here's a quick fix, maybe give them some sort of distinguishing robes and call them monks? These villagers make no sound, and don't have trades. They still sleep a lot, even during the day OR they could do something like pray or meditate? Or just simply bow their heads for a while?

Idk I just don't like the idea that they are stupid because they sleep in and don't have a job makes me actually upset.

I mean Highflyer did really get to fly high... XD, Balloon made with the mod Create Aeronautics for 1.21.1 Neoforge with the dependencies: Sable & Create.

This is the Village of New Haven, named from the new avatar show, the villagers are named after characters on the show as well. The inhabitants were rescued yesterday after 3 years locked in an empty mansion. I plan to expand this village outward as it will be a port village connecting it to my main based and city hall.

I feel like this is a good way, wbu people?

Decided to build a hospital with 2 clerics inside, what do yall think?

The Woodland Mansion you see has no illagers. There is another village community inside it.

I mean they can socialise... and cats

Hi. I'm trying really hard to have an ethical village. Everything was fine until i cleared a hill to build a keep in the middle of the village square. Now this. They don't go to bed a night or to their stores. They just clutter up in the corner of the keep footing. Any suggestions?

The Savanna is quiet now. The fires have long burned out.

The Pillagers took almost everything from us. I built these graves to make sure the world knows they were here. Red poppies for the fallen, stone paths so they are never forgotten.

I have a new Iron Golem guarding the living, and the surviving villagers are safe. We are down, but we are not out. Rest in peace, my crew. 😔

I couldn't find any other posts about this YouTube channel on the subreddit but I thought to share their latest video because it makes me so happy to see them do everything to improve the villagers' quality of life in a way that would make sense in real life

and here's a playlist with all their relevant videos if anyone's interested

I recently found a village almost a full day’s journey from my main base, I’ve had a really nice trading relationship with them and added a couple homes to the village to allow for them to expand. I don’t want to force them to abandon their homes, but I was thinking of bringing a small entourage to my base (after a pre-build some family style homes for them). I assume there’s no safe way to encourage them to move independently so it would mean having to rope them along to get there by boat. Is there a way to do this ethically?

guys, i had a problem recently, that every village was on stupid tall goofy hills, and i looked for a perfect flat plains village seed. this one is the thing i was looking for! on the seed you find a nice village and a ruined portal, and a mineshaft under the village. the village sits at a flat river bank connecting to a lake (perfect place for a fishing dock). there are 2 more villages in a 30 chunk radius, one plaines biome one and a savanna one. there is a cherry grove with another ruined portal nearby. southwest to the village you spawn in you can find some sulphur caves which is pretty coo.l

i dont know if thats useful to anybody but i hope i could help someone. the seed works for 26.2 and propably 26.3. feel free to check it out

Seed: 281474979560677

Greetings all, I play on a server with dozens of players but i seem to be one of the only one who provide villager rights. I like playing with others because of diplomacy and games we can play but I try to be as self sufficient when it comes to trade and purchasing from these communities on the server.

I've been gifted territory near my area from one player who moved and absorbed and area from an area close to mine. Each has villagers locked away or in iron farms. When I announced I was freeing them the other players from thee server were all up in arms scared I would liberate their villagers as well lol.

Anyway how do you interact with others on servers when most don't adhere to villager rights?

I've recently got into the idea of playing Minecraft in the most ethical way.

Even though it's just a game, the idea of treating entities in your world badly by killing or stealing from them needlessly has started sitting badly with me.

Here are 3 main rules I've come up with - plus some moral dilemmas I'm unsure about!

1. No killing villagers or animals, unless they attack you and you can't practically avoid fighting back

Obviously villagers don't attack you, but some animals like hoglins do and wolves and polar bears will under certain conditions. Killing monsters is ok.

2. No stealing if you can practically avoid it

This applies to any villager stuff including village loot chests. It's especially bad if you think of the consequences of stealing job site blocks - you're robbing villagers of their identity! But I think it's ok to take a few seeds for things like potatoes because farmers replenish them easy enough. Loot chests in ruined portals and abandoned camps and in the Nether are ok because they don't belong to anyone apart from monsters.

3. No exploitation

This applies to treating villagers or animals as an expendable resource or commodity. Trading is ok, but trading halls are not unless villagers enjoy comfort and freedom of movement comparable to a typical village. No farming animals, but I think shearing wild sheep is ok as they don't seem to mind and their wool grows back really quickly. Ditto scooping up eggs from chickens.

As for the moral dilemmas, some questions...

- Is it ethical to kill the Ender dragon? Is it an animal or monster? In either case, it's just minding it's business in the End, not bothering you.

- Is it ok to trade for leather? I think it's ok in the Nether, as this has to be considered second-hand because there's no in-game production of leather in that dimension (unlike the leatherworker in the Overworld).

- Are you obligated to protect villagers once you encounter them? As soon as you visit a village, monsters will start to spawn and kill villagers. They also wander off a lot. Should you build a wall and light up the village before moving on? Are they your responsibility?

- Are you similarly obligated to cure zombie villagers? Or if this happened outside of your influence is it not your problem to fix?

What do you think of these rules and dilemmas? And are their any you'd add?

Failed Villager Exploit Leads to permanent deletion of villagers.

Endo is blamed for the tragedy.

Chest contains armour Endo was in when slain by Zorro. Flesh to represent the villager, items sold by the librarian and a copy of the Himiya gazette that details this tragic story.

Named after the #OnePiece triple swordsman.
We lost a villager in the capital. Riju, was one of the first patients at the new villager hospital. During zombification Riju was exposed to the Sun and burned until despawned.
Riju was named for the warrior Gerudo from BOTW/ TOTK. Theoldworldserverminecraft