Lootr Blocks Reference: Chests, Barrels, Shulkers, Pots, and Terrain

Container blocks

Loot Chest — the standard wooden loot container. Loot Barrel — a barrel-shaped loot container, useful where a chest would look out of place. Loot Shulker — a shulker-style loot container; close it before mining. Decorated Loot Pot — a small single-use loot container. Copper Loot Chest, Exposed Copper Loot Chest, Weathered Copper Loot Chest, Oxidized Copper Loot Chest — the same loot behavior as a Loot Chest, in four oxidation stages.

Terrain and decorative blocks

Gravel and Sand are Lootr blocks: when broken, they can roll loot for the player who breaks them, tracked per player like the containers. The Centennial Trophy is a decorative block with no loot roll.

How loot tracking works across all of them

Every Lootr container and terrain block records, per player, whether that player has already taken loot from it. The first time you open or break a given block, you get a roll. After that, that block gives you nothing until it is replaced with a new block. Other players are unaffected by your looted flag and get their own roll from the same block. To move a block without resetting your flag, use Silk Touch. To get a fresh roll for yourself, place a new Lootr block of the same or a different type.