Minecraft: Piglin Guide - All you need to know - Ultimate Guide

We are back to talk about the wide world of Minecraft along with its relationship with the Piglin guide, covering all the details here.

 In Minecraft we will have the update 1.16 at any time in 2020, in which we will be part of it to the Piglins, added by means of a 20w07 snapshot, serving for bartering and trading for several items in our game, which we will have in this content is a guide of Piglin, having all the details that we should know in relation to this, so let's start.

How to find the Piglins in Minecraft?

 In The Nether is the area where we can find the Piglins, they are most often in the crimson forest biome, although in certain occasions it is possible to see them in the Nether Waates biome, with the command to locate biome we can find these in a way more simple (/ locatebiome [name of the biome]). Once we find the Piglins it is possible that we are attacked by them, to avoid this it will be ideal that we equip the golden armor or at least any piece equipped so that they stop attacking us.
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What is trade and bartering with the Piglins in Minecraft?

 Trading with the Piglins becomes of greater importance, since with this it is possible to obtain items randomly, there is a list that we can consider, although sometimes there are some that we will obtain more frequently compared to others, the gold bars are the largest desire of the Piglins, which we can deliver directly or throw it on the ground, in this way we will win any of the objects listed below the guide of Piglin.

 In the following list we will find the articles with the quantity and the percentage of probability that they have:

 0.92 percent

 

 Nether Quartz (1-4)

 Obsidian (1)

 Deformed Nylium (1)

 

 1.83 percent

 

 Pearl Ender (2-4)

 Shining Stone Powder (2-4)

 Magma Cream (1-3)

 

 4.59 percent

 

 Fire Charge (1)

 Gravel (4-12)

 Leather (2-7)

 Raw Porkchop (2-5)

 Shroomlight (1)

 Deformed Fungi (1-2)

 

 9.17 percent

 

 Brown Mushroom (1-4)

 Crimson Mushrooms (1-4)

 Flint (3-8)

 Nether Brick (1-4)

 Red Mushroom (1-4)

 Rotten meat (4-12)

 Soulsand (1-4)

 In conclusion, this Piglin guide allows us to obtain many resources with the objects when trading in Minecraft, which helps us to enjoy our adventure more.