Loot Bag Mod FAQ

It adds a Loot Bag item that can be opened to receive a random assortment of loot. In older versions, using a bag gave you 10 random items from the game.

It adds one item: the Loot Bag. Right-clicking opens a preview screen, and right-clicking while sneaking opens the bag directly.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft 1.20.1. The mod file facts list Forge, while the Modrinth page lists Fabric.

The mod file facts say Forge, but the Modrinth project page lists Fabric. The two sources disagree on this.

Since version 1.2.0, the mod no longer depends on any other dependency mod other than the Fabric API. Before that, it used BRRP as a dependency.

Loot Bags cannot be crafted and can only be found naturally. They appear in structures such as desert temples, jungle temples, dungeons, strongholds, end cities and abandoned mineshafts, and defeating mobs has a 15% chance of dropping one.

No, the Loot Bag cannot be crafted through a crafting table. It can only be found naturally in the game world.

In older versions, using a Loot Bag gave you 10 random items from a list of every item in the game, including mods. After version 1.2.0, loot bags are data driven and can contain a single set of loot, multiple sets to choose from, or a random set.

After version 1.2.0, the mod is configured via datapack instead of config files. Before that, config files were automatically generated as examples.

No, it only registers one item, the Loot Bag. It does not add any new blocks.