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Bedrock Creations More Traders Plus is a quality-of-life add-on that adds a variety of wandering traders, their work blocks, and recipes along with some other features into the game. Work blocks are currently only for decoration purposes. If you're interested in having a more balanced survival game, along with a better variety of wandering traders with superior, yet balanced, trades compared to their vanilla trades, then this add-on is for you. The new traders and their work blocks were ported from a Java mod by SameDifferent, adhering to their MIT license.
Traders
This add-on currently adds 8 new wandering traders and their work blocks, along with a crate decoration block and a new ore to mine. Many vanilla recipes were balanced, and new recipes were also added to bring more enjoyment into survival. The default wandering trader trades were overhauled to provide more purposeful trades, and with the removal of some trades for items that are found too commonly throughout the world. The default wandering trader now also makes 10 trades versus the default 6. The 8 wandering trader variants trade for their respectively named items. Wandering trader’s useless trades are no longer laughable amongst villagers. In fact, there's some jealousy amongst villagers.
Wandering traders:
Enderian: The Enderologist rades End blocks and items. A good way to get End items early in the game before visiting the End.
Engineer: The Engineer trades redstone related blocks and items. Do you have too much redstone or not enough? The engineer probably has a trade for that.
Florist: The Florist trades plant related blocks and items. Great for selling or obtaining flowers or other plants not near your spawn.
Hunter: The Hunter trades mob related items. A great way to get or sell bones and other mob drops.
Miner: The Miner trades blocks you would normally accumulate when mining. Do you have too many blocks laying around that you don't know what to do with? You can sell them to earn some extra money.
Netherian: The Netherologist trades Nether blocks and items. A good way to get Nether items early in the game before visiting the Nether.
Oceanographer: The Oceanographer trades ocean related blocks and items. There's a rumor they also sell treasure maps.
Woodworker: The Woodworker trades wood and saplings. Rumor has it, they also sell some good axes.
Custom blocks:
Crate
Blueprint Table
Decayed Workbench
Gardening Table
Hunting Post
Mining Bench
Oceanography Table
Purpur Altar
Woodworking Table
Recipes
Many vanilla recipes were changed or added stemming from community discussion. Those that were balanced mostly include:
- carpet,
- wood stairs, and
- armor.
Other recipes were added to make non-renewable resources renewable, which mostly include:
- glowstone and mushrooms.
Some recipes were added for an easier take on survival or decoration purposes. There are many of these, and not to spoil all of them, some of these include:
- bells (why should these only be available to villagers?),
- compressed cobblestone, deepslate, dirt, and gravel (reduces chests and barrels needed for storage of these blocks),
- elytra (should not be an end-game item, considering the cost of gun powder, and flying is not an end-game concept in modded Java MC),
- mob spawners (why look for so long, or cheat for their locations?),
- name tags (so what if I like to have 150 parrots and cats, why should I fish for so long to obtain names for each of them!?),
- totems (everyone deserves a second or third chance), and
- tridents (we must defeat the drowned army and create as many charged creepers as possible for science!).
Egg ore
Speaking of mob spawners, the new ore, found between -16 and 112 Y-levels, offers you the ability to mine for different spawn eggs. They spawn most commonly near level 50 and have a generated rarity similar to lapis lazuli. There's no guarantee an egg will be found when mining these, and more useful eggs for adding to your mob spawner are difficult to find. Should you find the perfect egg, loot farms may be much easier to set up versus finding them in the game or using a block finder. You may also get eggs for mobs that aren't nearby your spawn. There are 20 possible eggs that drop - can you find them all? Rumor has it, you'll need a iron pickaxe or better to mine these.
Experimental feature options
There are experimental features you must enable before using this add-on. You must enable everything except "Gametest Framework."
Bugs/Issues
If you encounter a bug or other issue with this add-on, please report it on the GitHub Issue Tracker. Please add as much information as possible to help resolving bugs.
FAQ
Q. Can I use this add-on in another add-on pack or video?
A. Yes, feel free to use this add-on in another add-on pack or video. Keep in mind the following before doing so:
- Give credit, and do not claim More Traders Plus as your own creation. SameDifferent and Bedrock Creations must be credited.
- The license must be included or linked with the add-on.
Q. Can I repost your add-on to another hosting website?
A. No, you cannot repost this add-on to any other websites without express permission by Bedrock Creations.
- Edition: Minecraft Bedrock
- File type: .mcpack or .mcaddon
- Minecraft version listed: 1.19.23
- How to install: Download the .mcpack or .mcaddon file. → Open it — Minecraft imports it. → In your world: Behavior Packs → Available → Activate, then the same under Resource Packs.
- Where to get it: Opens on CurseForge — not every file is mirrored on our own servers.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Bedrock addons & mods walks through it step by step.
More Traders Plus is a free Minecraft Bedrock addon. Compatible with Minecraft 1.19.23. Downloaded 1,136 times (via CurseForge). Download it and open it directly in the game.