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Wandering Trader Exchanges

The Wandering Trader is something everything hates. He has horrible trades and nobody will buy them from him. What if he could help you get rid of the extra stuff in your inventory. Let's say you have extra seeds or saplings you don't want. You could give the wandering trader your extra stuff and he would either give you some bad things that are equal in value. Maybe even he would ask for a stack of something for an emerald.

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    There would be a way to automatically sell all trash including: eggs, string, arrows, dirt, bones, ink sack, raw fish, rotten flesh, feather, leather, kelp, seeds, wheat, cobblestone, sticks, wood doors, fences, ladders and flowers.

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    I agree the Traders only Emerald trades is a bit depressing, and he should have more trading options than a villager. However, I like the idea of the Wandering trading asking for things from players like a legit trader/merchant would.

    Seeds (full stack) = Wood Tools/Leather armor/Saddle/Lead

    10 (Potion ingredient) = 1 potions of extending time (ex 10 pufferfish for a 10min water breathing potion)

    10 diamonds = 2 Emeralds

    10 Lapis = Lvl 1 Enchanted Book

    20 Copper Blocks = 1 Emerald

    This sort of trading system would make Players love the Wandering Trader More and the items themselves could prompt quests for resources that the player would want to stack up if the trade arrives.