Fetchr Bingo Data Pack FAQ

Create a brand new world and add the data pack during world creation, then join the lobby area to pick your team color and game settings. Choose a random card or enter a custom Fetchr seed, then start the match to spawn at a random location with an empty inventory.

Bingo is complete when you collect five items in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), while Blackout requires you to collect all twenty-five items on the board.

You can play solo to beat your own personal times, or compete against friends in multiplayer teams using up to ten different team colors.

In Lockout mode, competing teams race to claim items on the board, and only the first team to collect an item scores the point—other teams are locked out from scoring it.

The data pack compresses biome sizes and increases structure spawn rates to make rare items easier to locate, so if you're still struggling, try exploring different biomes or look for temples and villages.

No, Fetchr Bingo is a data pack that works in vanilla Minecraft without any additional mods.

In Blind mode, the board items stay hidden until someone actually finds them during exploration, adding an extra challenge since you don't know what you're looking for.

These stone variants are disabled to keep your inventory clean while mining and prevent clutter when you're gathering materials for items on your board.

Yes, you can enter a custom Fetchr seed during setup to get a set board layout, or choose a random card for a different board each time.

No, the Nether dimension is disabled so all competition stays focused on Overworld exploration.