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Revision as of 15:32, 18 November 2018
A loot chest is a naturally generated chest with rare or useful items inside.
Contents
Generation
Loot chests generate in ruins, the skyhold, and dungeons.
Loot tables
The specific loot tables are currently unknown, however they spawn with items such as:
- Minerals, such as Diamonds, Iron Ingots, Gold ingots, Odd Rocks
- seaweed
- wooden planks
- flowers
- enderpearl
- name tag
- Damaged Stone Pickaxes, Axes, Swords, Shovels
- Buckets
- Seeds
- Golden apples
- Bamboo
- Gunpowder
- Coal
- Cobblestone
- Cocoa beans
- Flint
- Wood
Gallery
An example of a ruins loot chest.
An example of a ruins loot chest (old interface).
