Using the Centennial Trophy and Decorated Loot Pot

Centennial Trophy

Place the Centennial Trophy as a decorative block to mark a milestone, a base entrance, or the end of a loot run. It has no inventory and does not roll loot — it is purely a display block. Break it with any tool to pick it back up.

Decorated Loot Pot

Place a Decorated Loot Pot where you want a small, single-use loot container. When a player interacts with it, it rolls loot from its table for that player. Once you have looted a given pot, interacting again gives you nothing — the pot tracks your personal looted state. Other players who have not yet looted it can still open it and get their own roll.

Combining them

A common setup is a Decorated Loot Pot on top of a Loot Barrel or beside a Loot Chest to create a small loot cluster. Because each container tracks loot per player, a group exploring together can each open the same cluster and each receive their own loot. Mine the pot with Silk Touch if you want to move it without resetting its state for you. If you break it without Silk Touch, it drops as a plain block and your looted flag is lost.