The easiest thing is to build a mob farm and make the mobs drop to one health or make a massive smelting array

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This is an enderman farm that works really good. My spawning platform is only 10x10 and I just have to grind for like 10 minutes to get level 40+

Do you have a spawned or no

Enderman farm, a basic mob farm is my first one, guardian farm (a bit too much, it's a big old project), or just an xp grinder made from a mob spawner

endermen/pigmen farm

Dig a 9^3 cube around a skeleton spawner and funnel the skeletons into a water stream. Then use soulsand bubble columns to yeet the skeletons up 23 blocks and then drop them 23 blocks. They will be left on 1HP and you can punch them as they come or let them build up and mass execute them with a sweeping sword. You might want to /gamerule entitycramming 0 so you can them build up without auto dying.

I AFK'd for about an hour when I was having dinner last night and it took me from lvl29 to lvl 43 including disenchanting dropped gear. I also have piles and piles of bones and arrows and more bows and leather armour than I know what to do with. The lag was a bitch though. If you want to AFK on SMP without getting banned for lagging the server then stand next to where your skeletons drop and run a macro that autoclicks once every half second or so.

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Seriously, there's more farms than anyone here will be willing to spell out for you. There's are hundreds of thousands on YouTube, reddit, etc. Search for XP farm and your version, nobody knows what you're looking for as far as what type, style, look.

dig it down (i think) 9 blocks, that should push the current mobs out of the spawner rage at the fastest rate.

its going to be very slow for xp still, if you want fast xp, look up "ticking gold farm bedrock" it will be 100 times faster.

hm. you could try making the spawning platform larger or adding more layers? youd get more mobs but they wouldnt all be skeletons

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Not sure if it makes a difference, but I’m on the mobile version, not big on mods or anything, just a very basic player….

So the trick to building a farm with a spawner is that you need (1) a place where the player can stand and keep the spawner active, and (2) a mechanism to quickly move the mobs away from the spawner so the spawner can keep spawning new mobs.

The player needs to be standing within 16 blocks of the spawner, but the mobs need to quickly be moved at least 9 blocks away either vertically or horizontally.

So what you want is for the mobs to spawn, immediately fall at least 9 blocks below the spawner, and then go through a water stream to a water elevator at least 10 blocks horizontally away from the spawner, and then bring them to the player (standing in a fixed spot, no more than 16 blocks way from the spawner) in some way where the mobs can't hurt the player but the player can kill the mobs. You can have mobs go up a bunch and then be dropped 23 blocks as the final step, which will knock a skeleton or zombie down to 1 heart so you can instantly kill them. And then have them standing on a hopper to collect their drops.

The SIMPLEST setup is to just have a pit dug down 9 blocks below the spawner and use water to push the mobs to a particular spot in a little pit they can't jump out of. The player can stand nearby and just wait for mobs to appear and kill them. This is easy to do within 16 blocks of the spawner: a very simple setup would have the hole be 11 blocks down, 5 blocks away in both horizontal directions, and the player standing 2 blocks away from that. The distance to the spawner is about 14.5, so it should still be active.

Also what is the best way to farm flint cause I found a villager who will trade my flint for emeralds

Pigman farm since you can afk it without doing anything

I don't know much about how grinders work in bedrock but let me tell ya, gathering quartz is a very good way of getting xp. Otherwise, YouTube tutorials on mob grinders would be your best bet.

Here's a useful video on Trident Farming. It's one of the perks Bedrock Edition has over Java Edition.

Find a spawner, set it up properly, make your Trident machine, and go afk. I've been at it for ~2 hrs now with a skeleton spawner and I went from lvl 0 to 47 without pressing a thing.

Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciNl_NfEM4w

If this is a newer world, I suggest making an AFK fishing farm here is a link to bedrock tutorial, the man also has many other farms and tutorials for bedrock edition minecraft

Ender ender

Raid farm

Both working on the latest version of bedrock, ender ender is more xp but raid farm is an absolutely insane source of emeralds too

Disenchant the armour for a lot more xp if you use the raid farm

I'd actually recommend an xp bank. Real simple, based off furnaces. Very expandable and can accumulate xp very fast if made large enough.

Important concepts:

1. Burning anything in a furnace creates potential xp
2. That xp can only be gained by physically pulling the end product from the smelter
3. If you hook a chest to a furnace via hopper on the bottom of the furnace, it will hold on to all the xp of the product it puts in the chest.

Cactus farms are supremely easy to make, and if you make one that feeds into a furnace (making loads of green dye) you can start banking xp.

Add an overflow chest to the furnace by connecting it with a hopper, so that any green dye will flow into the chest.

Place a redstone torch immediately beneath the hopper that is leading to the overflow chest. Place a lever that can active/deactivate the torch at will. Make sure the torch is off.

Fuel the furnace however you see fit. Bamboo farms would make this fully automatic, but will consume a lot of space if you want it to keep up with the cactus.

Basically wait for the green dye to fill up the chest (and don't take any of it out). Once you're ready for some xp, flick the lever to turn on the torch and the hopper will lock, allowing you to pull one piece of green dye directly from the furnace. When you pull that one piece out, you'll get the xp for all the green dye in the chest below rather than for just the one piece.

Once you pull the piece out and get your xp, empty the overflow chest and flick the lever to unlock the hopper and let it prep again.

A full double chest of green dye will bank you enough xp to go from level 0 to 42. Instantly. You could expand this to hold more green dye (getting you to a higher level) and expand the furnace system and cactus farm to make it load faster. Mine currently gets me to level 50 or so and is ready once every 30 min, and I don't have to be there for any of it.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Hope this helps.

Armadillo xp farms are so underrated for early-mid game. Can be made as soon as you have access to potions and works perfect for tool repair/enchants.

Largely depends on what you are looking for. You said not in the end and current patch (meaning no outdated versions of the game). You mentioned multiplayer which may rule out two dimension farms.

Do you want one where you get xp while AFK? Are you planning on using an autoclicker?

If you use mods you can download raid reversion mods that restore raid mechanics to how they were 1.20 and below

After that you can build a stacking raid farm that will give you more than enough Exp

(Just for context I'm level 1732 in my current hardcore World)

The new meta is probably silverfish farms using infestation potions, simple, but better than enderman farms

Can't go wrong with an enderman farm. They are super fast, and pretty easy to build. As long as you have an elytra there isn't really any risk of falling to the void.

Here's a tutorial for a pretty simple one >> https://youtu.be/nh8voJScSbw?si=u1h5ObzmQAQsy5o9

zombie pigmen/gold farm is my go to for xp currently. However, I am in the process of building a guardian farm so that might take over soon

Enderman farms are insanely fast,
Blaze farms offer double exp and good loot,
Same with guardians,
Skeleton farms are easy to build and give good loot,
Smelting gives good exp to fix tools

Ender dragon xp farm

I find that a guardian farm works pretty well

My favorite is an Enderman farm. Produces insane amounts of xp, and I use it in my survival Realm. I'm level 112 purely from that farm. I can send a link to a tutorial if you're interested.