Weaponsmith

The weaponsmith profession has several levels: novice, journeyman, artisan, expert, and master. The level becomes higher with each transaction, the range of goods also increases, and pleasant discounts appear. Depending on the skill level of the weaponsmith, the color of the buckle on the belt and some elements of clothing change.

To get the maximum discount from the weaponsmith and ensure the loyalty of the villagers, you need to develop the village: do not rob items from chests, protect the villagers from raids, and do not reduce the population.

The weaponsmith 's grindstone can be used in two ways by the player: to repair armor or tools, and to remove enchantments from them. If you place an enchanted object in the cell of the grinder, then the enchantment from it will be removed. And if you place two items, they will be combined into one, the strength of which will be equal to the sum of the combined items. If these two items were enchanted, then the enchantment will be removed from them anyway.

Of course, the same can be done in the Crafting Table, or even in the player's own crafting window, but removing the enchantment with the grindstone drops some amount of experience that was used to enchant the item. So if you have a couple of enchanted items lying around in your inventory that you don't intend to use in the future, use this trick if possible to gain extra experience.

To do this, you can resort to changing the profession of a villager. For a villager, whose profession is not needed at the moment, the profession block (workplace) should be destroyed, and he will turn into an unemployed person. Next, we assign him a profession in the usual way (for a weaponsmith - using a grindstone).

Note: the method may not work if this villager has previously been traded. In this case, the villager not be able to change profession.

• A nitwit and a villager-child can`t get a profession.
• To assign a profession, you use a profession block already occupied by another villager.
• You have traded with this villager before.
• The workplace of this villager was destroyed, and goods were already being exchanged with him.
• There is an obstacle that prevents the occupant from accessing the work unit.
• The new work block is 40 blocks away from the villager.

• Rookie - gray
• Journeyman - brown
• Artisan - yellow (gold)
• Expert - green (emerald)
• Master - blue (diamond)

• Prices and range of different weaponsmiths may vary. Therefore, first you need to familiarize yourself with the offers of all available sellers.
• If you turn a weaponsmith into a zombie, and then cure him, you can get a good discount on all his goods.
• The weaponsmith, as other professions, has a limit on the amount of goods that he can sell. Over time, the number of goods for sale resumes.
• After the successful completion of the raid, the weaponsmith can give the player one of the following items: Stone Axe, Golden Axe, Iron Axe.

To do this, you need an unemployed villager, a bed unoccupied by others and a weaponsmith's working unit (a grindstone). Having gained access to the work block, an unemployed villager will receive a profession in accordance with the work block.

The villager weaponsmith has several valuable trade deals that the player can use to farm emeralds and to obtain diamond weapons with powerful charms. In addition, the player can use the weaponsmith's grindstone to repair weapons.

A weaponsmith in Minecraft sells enchanted iron and diamond swords, axes.

A weaponsmith with the level of development of the "Master" profession will offer an enchanted diamond sword for 13-27 emeralds. This deal can be reached relatively quickly if the player first takes advantage of cheaper deals.

The best that a weaponsmith can offer is an enchanted diamond sword. A «Master»-level weaponsmith will sell an enchanted diamond sword for 13-27 emeralds. The enchantments that will be cast on the sword are random.

The uniqueness of the grindstone is that it removes the enchantment from the weapon and gives the player experience. The grindstone gives the player experience based on the strength of the enchantment it removes. The higher the level of enchantments and the greater their number, the more experience will fall out. For example, the "Sharpness I" enchantment is given from approximately 1 to 21 experience points, "Sharpness V" gives the player 45-65 experience points.