Wandering Trader Spawn Egg — Minecraft block

Wandering Trader Spawn Egg is a teal-and-brown spotted item that spawns a Wandering Trader the moment you right-click it on a block. Wandering Trader Spawn Egg cannot be crafted and never generates in the world naturally: the item exists only in the Creative inventory or through the /give @p wandering_trader_spawn_egg command. Wandering Trader Spawn Egg was added in Java Edition 1.14 (Village & Pillage); Bedrock Edition received the egg in 1.10.0 behind an experimental toggle and without experiments since 1.11.0.

The egg's effect depends on the edition. In Java Edition, Wandering Trader Spawn Egg summons a single trader with no trader llamas, and the spawned trader never despawns on a timer, because spawn-egg traders are created with a despawn delay of 0. In Bedrock Edition, the egg always spawns the trader together with two leashed trader llamas, and that trader despawns after 40 to 60 minutes like a natural one. Builders and map-makers use Wandering Trader Spawn Egg to place reliable trading NPCs in adventure maps, test farms, and showcase worlds, and in both editions right-clicking the egg on a monster spawner reprograms that spawner to produce wandering traders. Wandering Trader trades never restock, so use each offer while it lasts.