Nothing gives what it says it gives.
Nothing gives what it says it gives.
Mine stone and get a saddle. Kill a zombie and get what a bat drops. Open a village chest and find what a shipwreck was holding. Craft a stick and make something that is definitely not a stick.
For Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric).
everythingrandom-1.0.0.jar and Fabric API in
your mods folder:
%appdata%\.minecraft\mods~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods~/.minecraft/modsOnly the server needs it. Vanilla clients can connect and play normally.
Works on an existing world, though a fresh one is far more fun.
Every loot table in the game, which is a much bigger list than it sounds: block drops, mob drops, every chest in every structure, fishing, archaeology, sheep shearing, piglin bartering and the cat's morning gift. About thirteen hundred of them.
Every crafting result — crafting tables, furnaces, blast furnaces, smokers, campfires, stonecutters and smithing tables.
Two deliberate choices keep this from being pure noise.
It is seeded and consistent. Iron ore always drops the same wrong thing. Every recipe that used to make oak planks now makes the same new thing, this session and every session after. You can learn the world, which is the entire point of a randomiser.
It is a permutation, not a dice roll. Loot tables are shuffled onto each other one-to-one, and so are crafting results. Nothing is deleted from the game — every item is still reachable from exactly one source. It has all just moved somewhere else.
Loot is redirected by table, not by item. A block that used to drop one thing now drops whatever some other block drops — the right count, the right fortune scaling, the right silk touch behaviour, all intact. A flat item-for-item swap would have quietly broken every one of those.
seedOffset reshuffles everything without changing your world, if you want a second run on
the same map.| Command | Who can use it |
|---|---|
/everythingrandom | Anyone. The seed, and how much got scrambled |
/everythingrandom reload | Operators. Re-reads the config and rebuilds the scramble |
A file appears at config/everythingrandom.json the first time you run the mod.
Turning one off and leaving the other on makes for a much gentler run — random drops with honest recipes is a genuinely playable survival game.
| Setting | Default | What it does |
|---|
enabled | true | Turn it all off |
seedOffset | 0 | Change for a different scramble on the same world |
randomLoot | true | Block drops, mob drops, chest loot, fishing, bartering |
randomRecipes | true | Crafting, smelting, stonecutting and smithing results |
The world generates upside down.
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