More Wandering Traders Addon

Core Feature: Spend XP to transform useless vanilla Wandering Traders into 8 brand-new merchants with custom shops, models, and defensive AI!

Let's face it, the vanilla Wandering Trader in Minecraft is practically a walking joke. Most of us just take him out for the two free leads and completely ignore his terrible trades. The More Wandering Traders addon totally fixes this broken economy. Instead of getting offered a single fern for five emeralds, this MCPE custom trader mod introduces eight completely unique merchants featuring their own animations, fresh models, and genuinely useful shops.

The way you actually get these new guys in a standard survival world is super clever. You don't have to explore thousands of blocks or rely on terrible RNG to find them. Just wait for the regular trader to spawn with his llamas. Once he shows up, sneak (crouch) within six blocks of him, and a custom "Open Menu" prompt will pop up right on your screen.

Hitting that button opens a brand-new UI displaying all eight custom merchant options. You just click the one you want, and the vanilla trader instantly transforms.



The only catch is that the swap isn't free. Transforming a trader costs experience levels. You have to actually spend your own XP to lock in the specific merchant you need, which keeps your survival playthrough perfectly balanced. You can't just cheese the system on day one without grinding some mobs or mining a bit first to get your levels up.

These guys also got a massive AI upgrade for the wild. If a random zombie or skeleton takes a swing at them, they don't just run around in a panic—they actually fight back and defend themselves. They still won't aggro on you if you accidentally hit them, but at least they won't instantly die the second night falls. And if you are just building a map or testing things in Creative mode, you can skip the XP grind entirely. All eight of their custom spawn eggs are sitting right in the Nature tab ready to drop into the world.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!