Villager Enhanced

Right-clicking a villager opens a conversation instead of a shop window, and trading remains available as the only thing a villager is for. Villagers now hold opinions of the player and of one another. Villager names depend on the biome, so a desert settlement gets names unlike those in a taiga, and every villager inside one village carries the same name. Stock phrases differ as well, and a villager will not reveal its profession until it is asked for a reason. A villager forms a personal view that is shown through where it stands rather than a number. Opinions run from Reviled, Disliked, Stranger and Acquaintance to Trusted and Honoured, and regular trading warms a villager up.

Gifts go into a villager's inventory instead of disappearing, and villagers live off the food they carry, eat, plant and pass on to neighbours who want it. Opinions also spread through the village: villagers gossip, one forms an opinion and passes it on when others meet, and a villager may judge a player on what it heard before meeting them. Hurting someone or dealing fairly with a farmer reaches the whole village quickly. A zombie villager that is cured is remembered by the village, and strangers stay anonymous until they earn a name. The mod is open source and released under the MIT License. Installation covers the server and each player's game.