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Random Fishing Crates Data Pack Wiki & Guide

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Adds randomized loot crates obtainable through fishing with varied contents.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Get Armor Trims Without Traveling to StructuresWhy Fish for Trims Armor trims normally require exploring dangerous structures like shipwrecks, ocean ruins, jungle…How to Identify and Sort Crates by RarityRecognizing Crate Rarities Each crate has a distinct rarity level indicated by its name and appearance. When you…How to Maximize Your Chances of Catching Rare CratesFishing Setup To increase your odds of landing high-rarity crates, you'll need patience and the right location. Find…How to Open and Loot Your Fishing CratesPlacing Your Crate Once you've caught a crate, you need to open it to access the treasure inside. Place a barrel…

Frequently asked questions

How do I start fishing for crates?
Simply cast your fishing rod into water as you normally would—the data pack automatically gives you a chance to catch a crate instead of a regular fish. No special setup or crafting is needed; crates will start appearing in your catches right away.
What's the difference between crate rarities?
Crates range from Common to Mythic, with rarer crates containing more valuable and unique items. The rarity determines both the quality of loot inside and how often you'll encounter that crate type while fishing.
How do I open a fishing crate?
Place the crate on the ground as a barrel block, then right-click it to view and collect the loot inside. The crate will open like a normal barrel interface showing all the treasure you've caught.
Can I increase my chances of catching rare crates?
Fish in different biomes and conditions—certain environments may have different crate drop rates. Fishing more frequently and in varied locations will naturally increase your chances of encountering rarer crates over time.

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