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New Lucky Blocks Addon (1.19) – MCPE/Bedrock Mod

355 views ❘ September 8, 2022 ❘ Author: TheBombBard

Have you ever wanted to have fun breaking some questionable blocks in Minecraft? Well, we have the perfect add-on for you. Introducing New Lucky Blocks Addon (1.19) with sixteen new luck-based blocks and 3 new luck-based items, you will never run out of options.

Features:

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. This addon for Minecraft Bedrock adds fourteen instead of one, and they might need a little explaining.

The Lucky Blocks

The blocks all share 130 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, progressively gets 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, Netherrack = Nether outcomes, Sculk = 1.19 outcomes

Here are the recipes:

Lucky Items

There are 3 new lucky items, the lucky breaker, slayer, and protector. When used, they have different outcomes too, and they are pretty strong! You can get them when breaking lucky blocks (I recommend breaking copper and netherite lucky blocks for them).

Outcomes

The author doesn’t want to spoil them here, so you will have to find all 131 out for yourself, but as a little tease, here is a picture of the aftermath of a couple of my testing worlds while making this: