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== Spawning ==
The wandering trader appears randomly in the [[Overworld]] with 2 [[lead|
When the world is created (or updated from an older version), a counter is initialized to 24000 [[tick]]s (20 real-life minutes, or 1 Minecraft day). Each minute (1200 ticks), if {{cmd|gamerule doTraderSpawning}} is set to {{
When attempting a spawn, a random player is selected. If no player is found, no trader is spawned but the chance for future attempts is reset to 25%. If a player is found, then 90% of the time the spawn attempt immediately fails.
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After either of the above conditions are met: ten attempts are made to find a valid mob spawning location on the uppermost block of a random X/Z position within -48/+47 of the target location on each axis. If spawning the trader succeeds, an additional ten attempts are made for each of two trader llamas to find a position within -4/+3 of the trader.{{verify|edition=bedrock|The prior information from the previous two paragraphs was almost entirely wrong for Java Edition, and has been rewritten. But someone needs to check whether this is all valid for Bedrock too.}} Wandering traders and their llamas can still spawn if the passive [[mob cap]] is full. Depending on the player's position, the wandering trader may spawn in a space underground.
{{IN|bedrock}}, when using [[spawn egg]]s or the {{cmd|summon}} [[commands|command]] to spawn a wandering trader, llamas always spawn with it. Wandering traders never spawn if {{cmd|mobevent minecraft:wandering_trader_event}} is set to {{
=== Despawning ===
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File:Caves & Cliffs cover art.png|A Wandering Trader in promotional artwork for the first [[Caves & Cliffs]] update.
File:Makena & Wandering Trader.jpeg|[[Makena]] offering a [[milk bucket]] to a wandering trader.
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File:MCV SpringDrop testing Feb12 DotNet Blog Editorial 1280x720.jpeg|A wandering trader speaking to [[Sunny]].
File:Sheep field.jpeg|Wandering trader and [[cartographer]] in front of sheep.
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