All you need to barter with them is gold ingots. However, there’s a bit of luck involved when trading with them. There’s no guarantee you’ll get what you’re after. Depending on your luck, you will get various items in return.
This Piglins guide will tell where to find piglins and how to trade with them. It will also detail the items they give in return, including item quantity and the percentage chance of you actually getting the item.
How to Trade With Piglins in Minecraft
Piglins usually spawn in two nether biomes: crimson forests and nether wastes. You can also find them inside bastion remnants protecting treasure chests.
To trade with a piglin, simply throw a golden ingot in front of them. The piglin will carefully analyze the ingot, which usually takes around six to eight seconds, and if they’re happy, they’ll drop a random item on the floor for you to pick up.
Below is a table with a complete list of all possible items dropped by piglins during bartering:
If you have more than one gold ingot, you can drop them all on the ground, and piglins will pick up and check each of them. They will drop one item for each ingot. Piglins do not accept any other golden items for trading — only golden ingots.
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That’s it on our guide to trading with piglins in Minecraft. Check out the links above for more on Minecraft 1.16, our other Minecraft guides, or our extensive seed lists, including those intended for 1.16 play.
