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How to move villagers up through nether portals
This is a much easier thing to do than sending them through the Nether, but it will also require some work. If you need to get them up a hill or mountain, you’ll need some tracks as well. You can do this with a boat, but you will need to set up a Redstone Piston system which is very tedious to create.
The best thing to do is build a Minecart Track up to the desired height and take the Villager in that direction. It will be worth it when you finally do because of all the good loot you can trade to the villager once you get them to your base.
How to Create a Nether Portal
A Nether Portal is a player-built portal that connects the Overworld and the Nether. When a player builds a Nether Portal in the Overworld, a matching Nether Portal appears in the Nether and vice versa.
Nether portals are built with at least ten blocks of obsidian. You can build larger portals, but ten blocks of obsidian are required for the smallest portal. Obsidian is formed when lava comes in contact with blocks of origin or flowing water and can only be mined using a diamond pickaxe.
Loot Ruined Portals
Ruined Portals are naturally generated lower portals. While you can easily travel the Overworld and the Nether dimension through them, they also come with loads of valuable loot. As I said before, bells are rare utilities and the chances of getting one in the ruined portal are low (about 1.5%). But if you find one of these portals, you might be lucky to find a bell, so don’t hesitate to loot.
Stealing, trading or looting ruined portals for bells is no easy task. Theft requires precise mastery of the pickaxe and trading requires an upgrade while looting requires luck. But given the benefits of having a bell in your village, it might be worth it. If you enjoyed this article, read how to spawn villagers in Minecraft to find out how you can populate your villager, trade with villagers, and improve your overall gaming experience with interaction.
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