Nirvana Dealer Expansion

Nirvana Dealer Expansion expands the villager trading system with items from the Nirvana mod.

Instead of Nirvana items only being something you make and use yourself, you can now sell them to villagers for emeralds through a proper trading system.

Features

• Sell Nirvana items to villagers

• Nirvana trades appear alongside normal vanilla villager trades

• Different villager professions can receive different Nirvana trades

• Trades rotate every Minecraft day

• Villagers have limited stock instead of buying an infinite amount

• Used-up trades become available again when their daily trades refresh

• Higher-level villagers can unlock additional Nirvana trades

• Trade selections can change as villagers level up

• Existing vanilla trades are kept intact

• Nearby Iron Golems can become hostile after you complete a Nirvana-related deal

• Designed specifically to work alongside the Nirvana mod rather than replacing it

How It Works

Find and trade with villagers normally.

Depending on the villager's profession and level, they may offer to buy Nirvana items from you in exchange for emeralds.

Each deal has a limited amount of stock, so you can't dump an unlimited amount of items into the same villager.

Come back after the next Minecraft day and their Nirvana trade selection and available stock can refresh.

Leveling villagers also matters — higher-level villagers gain access to more possible deals.

Requirements

Required

• Nirvana 1.2.5

Nirvana must be installed separately. This mod does not contain or replace Nirvana.

Compatibility

Nirvana Dealer Expansion is made specifically for:

Minecraft 1.20.1 + Forge 47.4.10 + Nirvana 1.2.5

Other Minecraft, Forge, or Nirvana versions are not currently supported.

Multiplayer

The mod can be used in multiplayer.

For a modded server, install the required mods on the server and make sure players have the appropriate mods installed as well.

Credits

Nirvana Dealer Expansion is an unofficial expansion/add-on for the Nirvana mod.

Nirvana is required separately and belongs to its respective creator(s).