Bed's LootBoxes
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6 tiered boxes with random loot
Includes a large focus on traversing worlds with enhanced world generation, structures, dungeons, and more for players to find unique loot.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Bed's LootBoxes
A lightweight Forge mod that adds loot boxes to Minecraft. These boxes generate naturally inside vanilla structures and reward players with random loot based on rarity.
Perfect for:
- exploration-focused gameplay
- dungeon looting improvements
- survival progression tweaks
- adventure maps
- RPG-style reward systems
Each loot box contains a curated pool of items and can grant anything from basic resources to high-tier enchanted gear.

Features
- Loot boxes spawn in vanilla structure chests
- Multiple rarity tiers with different loot quality
- Fully randomized rewards
- Support for enchanted items
- Smooth client-side opening animation
- Custom sound effects
- Clean integration with existing loot tables
Rarities
Each loot box type corresponds to specific structures and loot quality.
Common
Found in:
- villages
- temples
- shipwrecks
- buried treasure
- various overworld structures
Contains:
- food
- crops
- saplings
- basic materials
Golden
Found in:
- abandoned mineshafts
Contains:
- early-game resources
- ores and ingots
- basic tools
Diamond
Found in:
- dungeons
- ancient cities
Contains:
- diamonds
- enchanted iron and diamond gear
- rare resources
Emerald
Found in:
- stronghold (dungeon with portal at the end)
Contains:
- high-value materials
- stronger enchantments
- golden apples and rare loot
Nether
Found in:
- bastions
- nether fortresses
- ruined portals
Contains:
- nether resources
- gold and quartz
- rare drops like Ancient Debris
- enchanted golden gear
Ender
Found in:
- end cities
Contains:
- end materials
- powerful enchanted gear
- Elytra
How It Works
When Minecraft loads a loot table for a structure:
The mod checks if the structure matches a rarity category
If it matches, a loot box is injected into the chest
When opened, the loot box:
- consumes itself
- gives a random reward from its pool
- plays a sound and animation
Each box uses its own item pool, meaning rewards are consistent with its rarity.

Enchantments
Higher-tier loot boxes can generate:
- randomly enchanted tools
- enchanted armor
- multi-enchantment combinations
Enchantments are applied dynamically, making each reward feel unique.
Visual & Audio Feedback
Opening a loot box triggers:
- a floating item animation (like a totem effect)
- a custom opening sound
This gives clear feedback and makes rewards feel impactful.
Integration
The mod integrates directly into vanilla loot tables No configuration required — everything works out of the box.
Summary
Bed's LootBoxes enhances exploration by adding:
- meaningful rewards
- rarity progression
- replayable loot mechanics
It keeps vanilla balance while making every chest feel more exciting.
Bed's LootBoxes
A lightweight Forge mod that adds loot boxes to Minecraft. These boxes generate naturally inside vanilla structures and reward players with random loot based on rarity.
Perfect for:
- exploration-focused gameplay
- dungeon looting improvements
- survival progression tweaks
- adventure maps
- RPG-style reward systems
Each loot box contains a curated pool of items and can grant anything from basic resources to high-tier enchanted gear.

Features
- Loot boxes spawn in vanilla structure chests
- Multiple rarity tiers with different loot quality
- Fully randomized rewards
- Support for enchanted items
- Smooth client-side opening animation
- Custom sound effects
- Clean integration with existing loot tables
Rarities
Each loot box type corresponds to specific structures and loot quality.
Common
Found in:
- villages
- temples
- shipwrecks
- buried treasure
- various overworld structures
Contains:
- food
- crops
- saplings
- basic materials
Golden
Found in:
- abandoned mineshafts
Contains:
- early-game resources
- ores and ingots
- basic tools
Diamond
Found in:
- dungeons
- ancient cities
Contains:
- diamonds
- enchanted iron and diamond gear
- rare resources
Emerald
Found in:
- stronghold (dungeon with portal at the end)
Contains:
- high-value materials
- stronger enchantments
- golden apples and rare loot
Nether
Found in:
- bastions
- nether fortresses
- ruined portals
Contains:
- nether resources
- gold and quartz
- rare drops like Ancient Debris
- enchanted golden gear
Ender
Found in:
- end cities
Contains:
- end materials
- powerful enchanted gear
- Elytra
How It Works
When Minecraft loads a loot table for a structure:
-
The mod checks if the structure matches a rarity category
-
If it matches, a loot box is injected into the chest
-
When opened, the loot box:
- consumes itself
- gives a random reward from its pool
- plays a sound and animation
Each box uses its own item pool, meaning rewards are consistent with its rarity.

Enchantments
Higher-tier loot boxes can generate:
- randomly enchanted tools
- enchanted armor
- multi-enchantment combinations
Enchantments are applied dynamically, making each reward feel unique.
Visual & Audio Feedback
Opening a loot box triggers:
- a floating item animation (like a totem effect)
- a custom opening sound
This gives clear feedback and makes rewards feel impactful.
Integration
The mod integrates directly into vanilla loot tables No configuration required — everything works out of the box.
Summary
Bed's LootBoxes enhances exploration by adding:
- meaningful rewards
- rarity progression
- replayable loot mechanics
It keeps vanilla balance while making every chest feel more exciting.
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