🎲 Random Drops

Break a block. Get something completely different.

Random Drops turns every block in the world into a mystery box. Mine a dirt block and you might get a netherite sword. Chop some leaves and out pops a diamond. Punch stone and... who knows? Every block type is secretly mapped to its own random item — and that mapping is yours to discover.

🌍 Every seed is a brand new randomizer

Here's the twist: the drops are tied to your world's seed.

• Within a single world, each block type always drops the same item — so once you learn that cobblestone = redstone in your world, that's locked in. It rewards exploration and memory instead of pure chaos.
• But spin up a new world and the entire mapping reshuffles. A fresh seed means a completely different set of drops from top to bottom. Dirt that gave you netherite in one world might hand you a single stick in the next.

No two worlds play the same. Every seed is its own puzzle to crack.

💎 Rare structure chest loot

Sometimes a block doesn't just give you an item — it spills an entire structure chest's worth of loot.

On a rare break, instead of the usual drop you'll get the full contents of a random vanilla loot chest, pulled straight from the game's own loot tables:

🏰 End cities · 🏜️ Desert pyramids · 🌴 Jungle temples · 🐗 Bastions · 🌑 Ancient cities · ⚔️ Trial chambers · 🚢 Shipwrecks · 📚 Strongholds · ⛏️ Mineshafts · 🛖 Villages · and more

You never know which block is going to jackpot. Keep mining.

✅ Survival-friendly drops only

Drops are filtered to items you can actually obtain in survival. No barriers, light blocks, command blocks, spawn eggs, or other creative-only junk clogging your loot pool — just real, usable items every single time.

⚙️ How it works

• Breaking any block cancels its normal drop and gives you the randomized one instead.
• Works in singleplayer and on servers (the server decides the drops).
• No config needed — just drop it in and play.

📦 Requirements

• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• A Minecraft Version

Made by Spiro Clainos. Released under CC0 — do whatever you want with it.