Adds valuable loot crates to the Overworld and the Nether.
17.9 of the 61 points that apply = 29 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Underground Loot Crates adds discoverable containers to Overworld caves and the Nether, encouraging exploration instead of strip-mining. It includes Basic, Water, Biome, and Special crates: common surface-level Basic crates offer modest supplies, while rarer deep-underground crates can contain ores and have a small chance of yielding diamonds; Nether crates can drop a Molten Pickaxe that sets enemies on fire. Water crates can appear in lakes, rivers, and oceans, and may contain the Anchor, a slow, high-knockback melee weapon; Jungle crates can yield a seed-firing Blowpipe, Frozen crates a snowball-launching Frozen Staff, and Ash crates a fireball-launching Flame Staff. Biome crates replace common Basic crates in challenging areas, with Jungle and Frozen varieties in the Overworld and Ash varieties in the Nether; the Frozen Staff is more powerful in snowy biomes and against Blazes, while the Flame Staff is strongest in the Nether. Rare Iron and Golden Special Crates contain substantial valuable loot and a guaranteed enchanted vanilla weapon or book, while Golden Crates also guarantee a Crate Finder that searches a 33-by-33-by-33 area and glows when the player is near the located coordinates. Crates can also be caught by fishing: surface crates are available, some require deeper water or specific biomes, and Special Crates have a small chance to appear regardless of location. Crate spawn rates and the base fishing chance can be adjusted through game rules, with commands available to change those values in already generated worlds.
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