What am I looting?

What Am I Looting? is a delightfully chaotic Minecraft mod that flips your expectations upside down. Designed to test Forge’s latest event hooks, this mod introduces a full-scale randomization of loot across blocks, entities, and chest generation—turning every interaction into a surprise.

Whether you're mining stone, chopping trees, slaying mobs, or cracking open dungeon chests, the items you receive are no longer predictable. Instead, they’re randomized in a way that’s seed-specific, meaning each world has its own unique loot logic. In one seed, breaking dirt might give you enchanted diamond gear. In another, zombies might drop jungle doors. The randomness is consistent within each world, so once you discover a bizarre loot pattern, you can exploit it—or be baffled by it.

This mod doesn’t just add randomness—it adds relearning. You’ll start to question everything you thought you knew about Minecraft progression. Is gravel still useless? Is a creeper now your best source of food? You’ll need to experiment, adapt, and embrace the madness.

Despite the chaos, What Am I Looting? is fully compatible with other mods. It integrates seamlessly with modded items and loot tables, meaning your favorite gear from other mods might show up in the most unexpected places. Want to find a modded sword inside a pig? Totally possible.

The mod was originally created as a technical experiment to explore Forge’s new event hooks, but it quickly evolved into a full-blown gameplay experience. It’s lightweight, doesn’t require any configuration, and works out of the box. Just drop it into your mods folder and prepare to be surprised.

If you encounter any bugs or strange behavior (beyond the intentional weirdness), feel free to report them. Feedback is welcome, especially if you discover seeds with hilariously broken loot chains.

So go ahead—start a new world, punch a tree, and ask yourself:
What am I looting?