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MCPE/Bedrock Lucky Blocks Add-On | End Lucky Block Update!

MCDLSPOT

Dec 28, 2021 - 00:00 Updated: Dec 28, 2021 - 00:00

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MCPE/Bedrock Lucky Blocks Add-On | End Lucky Block Update!

Have you ever wanted to have fun breaking some questionable blocks in Minecraft? Well I have the perfect add-on for you. Introducing TheBombBard's Lucky Blocks! With fifteen new luck-based blocks, you will never run out of options.

Introduction

If you haven't heard of lucky blocks before, they were originally a Minecraft Java mod that allowed the player to craft and test their luck by breaking a new block. My version for Minecraft Bedrock adds fourteen instead of one, and they might need a little explaining.

The Lucky Blocks

The blocks all share one-hundred different outcomes from being broken, and fall into three different sections: progressive, outright, and weighted. I shall explain below.

Progressive

The most "normal" section of the lucky blocks, these progressively get luckier as you use a rarer material.

Dirt -> Wood -> Stone -> Iron -> Gold -> Diamond

Here are the crafting recipes:

Outright

These blocks only allow one side of the outcomes to be chosen when broken.

Coal = Bad, Netherite = Good

Here are the recipes:

Weighted

These blocks can have every outcome, but are heavily weighted to drop a more specific group of outcomes.

Emerald = Villager outcomes, Redstone = Redstone outcomes, Lapis = Enchanting outcomes,

Copper = Equipment outcomes, Amethyst = 1.17 block outcomes,

End Stone = End outcomes, and Netherrack = Nether outcomes

Here are the recipes:

Outcomes

I don't want to spoil them here, so you will have to find all one-hundred and twenty out for yourself, but as a little tease, here is a picture of the aftermath of one of my testing worlds while making this: