Story Mode:Villager

Villager

Details
Gameplay appearances	All
Found in	Beacontown Mushroom Archipelago Pur'gan-Gah
Free roam interactable	Yes
First appearance	Hero in Residence
Latest appearance	Above and Beyond

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Villagers are a species that live in villages. A one villager member fully appears in Minecraft: Story Mode – Season Two.

Behavior

Villagers are typically described as pacifists^[1], avoiding combat. However, some, like Nurm, break this stereotype. Nurm, originally from the Valley of Pur'gan-Gah, is willing to engage in battle. While most villagers prefer to stay in their villages, some, like Nurm, enjoy adventuring. Jack notes that most villagers do not share this interest in exploration and adventure.^[2]

Language

Villagers speak Villagerese, a language unique to their species. It is often unintelligible to non-villagers. However, Jack is able to understand most of the language, allowing him to communicate more effectively with villagers, including Nurm, who exclusively speaks in the language due to his vocal cords being limited to producing it.^[3]

Known members

• Nurm
• Fred's Keep Villager (removed)

Appearances and media

• Hero in Residence
• Giant Consequences
• Jailhouse Block
• Below the Bedrock
• Above and Beyond

Quotes

Trivia

• According to Jack, the villagers from the Mushroom Archipelago are credited with naming the ocean monument created by Romeo, known as the "Sea Temple."
• In a pre-release build of Access Denied and Below the Bedrock, textures and models for several villagers were found. These assets were later removed in the final version of the game.
  • Most of these assets are leftovers from Hero in Residence, as indicated by "201" in their file names. The "2" represents the season, while "1" indicates the episode number, this naming pattern is also seen in other files.
  • One villager was seemingly intended to appear in Fred's Keep, as suggested by the presence of "Neathfolk" in its texture and model file names. This naming pattern is also seen in the files for Fred's Keep townspeople.
• The villagers, including the removed Fred's Keep villager, are depicted with both separate and folded arms, unlike in Minecraft, where villagers are consistently shown with folded arms. However, the official Caves & Cliffs: Part I artwork for Minecraft also depicts a wandering trader with separate arms.

Gallery

Unused villagers renders

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  Fred's Keep villager.
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Unused villagers renders (unfolded arms)

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  Fred's Keep villager.
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Screenshots

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  The woods where Magnus / Ellegaard dies. A village can be seen in the background.

References

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