I used to have a world with a great raid/iron farm with villager trading but the raid bottle situation killed that, so now I just let the pillagers spawn and die and collect the bottles.
Anyone do anything less effort than this?
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Hi all!
I am big on finding casual approaches to resource farming that don’t take a lot of effort to build or maintain.
Sometimes you just need a little bit of something to get things done. Or you have kids, and they are constantly creating new worlds, ignoring the effort you put in to build a bigger farms in the last one you played in ;)
The idea is not “max output” farms, just an easy way to farm without building an extensive farm.
But optimising a simple pattern is also good, so suggestions are welcome!
Set this one up using the available village and tried to match the aesthetic.
Extra path blocks and leaf blocks are areas where I was getting golem spawns before they locked into the attic space. Mainly because I had left a cartographers block in one of the houses.
Beds and work blocks all needed to be centralised. Once I found the cartographers block was breaking my plan, I experimented with all central, then moving some of the blocks outwards gradually and it really just kills the farm.
Basically, even though this looks ok, I wouldn’t do it again.
The iron farm can just be a short way away and functional (maybe next to a mob farm so you are in the area often) rather than destroying the village to centralise the villagers. They still wander but it is nicer to see them all out and about than fighting to get around the central house.
If I rated it against my previous farms I would say 5/10.