Loot
Free Minecraft browser tool
Minecraft Loot Odds Calculator
Inspect Piglin bartering, fishing, and all 93 Java 26.3 entity loot tables with exact chances, averages, ranges, conditions, Looting, and seeded rolls.
Quick answer
How the Loot Odds Works
Choose a loot system. Mob Drops includes all 93 top-level Java 26.3 entity tables: 63 populated and 30 explicitly empty. Select player or another killer and Looting 0–III to see the applicable rows.
- All 93 Java 26.3 entity loot tables
- Player-kill gates and Looting 0–III
- Chance, average, range, and situational notes
- Piglin, fishing, and deterministic samples
How to Use the Minecraft Loot Odds Calculator
Choose Piglin, Fishing, or Mob Drops.
For mobs, choose one of 93 entities, who got the kill, and Looting 0–III.
Compare chance per kill, average per kill, range, and notes, then optionally run a seeded sample.
Important Minecraft Mechanics
Entity rows are generated from Mojang loot-table pools, conditions, weights, count functions, and Looting functions.
Anything else as the killer removes killed-by-player pools and forces Looting 0.
Situational rows show conditional odds and are labeled instead of silently assuming lightning, frog, mount, fireball, sheep-color, or other entity state.
Edition and Version Notes
Java Edition loot data. Use the version selector when the tool provides one. GamerCubic does not label Java-only data or commands as Bedrock-compatible.
Calculations, uploaded files, generated plans, and normal exports are processed locally unless a control clearly requests an online username or profile lookup.
Method and evidence
What the Loot Odds Verifies
This evidence summary separates the loot odds result from automated checks and real Minecraft testing.
- Output
- Calculated resultThe loot odds result is produced from the settings and inputs entered in this browser tool.
- Automated checks
- Formula paths checkedLoot Odds formulas, rounding, and representative boundary paths have automated regression coverage.
- In-game testing
- Creator-claimedGamerCubic reports an in-game check of this loot odds workflow; no public test log is attached.
- Published scope
- Java Edition loot dataLoot Odds checks do not certify every Minecraft release, server implementation, mod, data pack, or gameplay situation.
Loot Odds FAQs
Why are some entity tables empty?
Java 26.3 ships explicit empty loot tables for 30 top-level entities.
Why did Looting reset to zero?
Looting applies through a player weapon, so choosing anything else as the killer forces level zero and removes player-only pools.
Why are situational rows not in the sample?
The sample omits conditions not selected by the tool, while the table keeps their conditional odds and notes visible.
Evidence states are intentionally conservative. Automated software checks and in-game verification are reported separately.