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'''Loot tables''' are technical [[JSON]] files that are used to dictate what [[items]] should generate in various situations, such as what [[Chest loot|items should be in naturally generated containers]], what [[Drops|items should drop when breaking a block]] or [[Drops|killing a mob]], [[Fishing|what items can be fished]], and more. They do not affect dropped [[experience]], or dropped non-item entities such as [[slime]]s from larger slimes or [[silverfish]] from [[infested blocks]].

== Definition ==
Custom data packs use loot tables to change what loot can spawn in containers or drop by [[mobs]]. They can either change existing loot tables or create new ones. Note that some [[blocks]], such as bedrock, end portals and other blocks unbreakable in Survival do not have loot tables, some blocks share loot tables (namely wall and floor variants of blocks) and that certain drops, namely head drops from charged creepers and the wither's nether star, are currently not covered by loot tables.<ref>{{bug|MC-94610}}</ref>

Loot tables belong in the following folder of a data pack's structure: 

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* '''''(data pack name)'''''
** '''data'''
*** '''''(namespace)'''''
**** '''loot_tables''' ''(pre-1.21)''
**** '''loot_table''' ''(1.21+)''
***** '''''(loot_table_name)''.json'''
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Vanilla loot tables are grouped into 4 categories: {{code|gameplay}} (fishing, cat morning gift, piglin bartering), {{code|entities}}, {{code|blocks}}, and {{code|chests}}, with some tables being in subfolders of those. For example, the file for zombies would go in <code>''data pack name''/data/minecraft/loot_tables/entities/zombie.json</code>. This makes every zombie in that world use the datapack's loot table rather than the default zombie loot table.

== Usage ==

The loot tables are structured as a String tag that determines the table to use, and a Long tag determining the seed. Containers or mobs with the same seed and table drop the same items. Loot tables do not determine the container's slot to be used; that is randomly determined based on the seed.

For {{#vardefineecho:containers|{{BlockLink|barrel}}, {{BlockLink|chest}}, {{BlockLink|trapped chest}}, {{BlockLink|hopper}}, {{EntityLink|minecart with chest}}, {{EntityLink|boat with chest}}, {{EntityLink|minecart with hopper}}, {{BlockLink|dispenser}}, {{BlockLink|dropper}}, and {{BlockLink|shulker box}}
}}:
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* {{nbt|compound}} The root object.
** {{nbt|string|LootTable}}: Loot table to be used to fill the container when it is next opened, or the items are otherwise interacted with. When the container is a chest that is part of a double chest, only the half corresponding to the tagged single-chest is affected.
** {{nbt|long|LootTableSeed}}: Seed for generating the loot table. Works similarly to the seeds for worlds. 0 or omitted uses a random seed.
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These tags are removed once the items have been interacted with (by opening the container, breaking the container, etc.), and only then are items put in the container.

For [[mobs]]:

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* {{nbt|compound}} The root object.
** {{nbt|string|DeathLootTable}}: Loot table to be used for the items that drop when the entity is killed.
** {{nbt|long|DeathLootTableSeed}}: Seed for generating the loot table. Works similarly to the seeds for worlds. 0 or omitted uses a random seed. 
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The loot tables of mobs and containers can be altered with {{cmd|execute store}} and {{cmd|data}}. The player could also grant a loot table to an entity or drop it in the world with {{cmd|loot}}.

== Tags ==

Loot tables are defined using the [[JSON]] format. Below are a list of tags used.

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* {{nbt|compound}} The root object.
** {{nbt|string|type}}: Optional, specifies the context in which the loot table should be invoked. All item functions, predicates and number providers are then validated to ensure the parameters of the context type specified here will cover all requirements, and prints a warning message in the output log if any function or condition requires a context parameter that is not covered. Valid loot context types are described [[#Loot_context_types|below]].
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[Loot table#Item function|item functions]], in order, upon all item stacks generated by this table.
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|list|pools}}: A list of all pools for this loot table. Each pool used generates items from its list of items based on the number of rolls. Pools are applied in order.
*** {{nbt|compound}} A pool. The JSON structure of this object is described [[#Loot_pool|below]].
** {{nbt|string|random_sequence}}: A resource location specifying the name of the random sequence that will be used to generate loot from this loot table. If only one loot table uses a specific random sequence, the order of the randomized sets of items generated is the same for every world using the same world seed. If multiple loot tables use the same random sequence, the loot generated from any one of them changes depending on how many times and in what order any of the other loot tables were invoked.
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=== Pool ===
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* {{nbt|compound}} The root object.
** {{nbt|list|conditions}}: A list of [[#Predicate|predicates]] that must all pass for this pool to be used.
*** {{nbt|compound}} A predicate. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Predicate]]s page.
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]], in order, to all item stacks generated by this pool.
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|compound|rolls}}: A [[#Number Providers|Number Provider]]. Specifies the number of rolls on the pool.
** {{nbt|float}}{{nbt|compound|bonus_rolls}}: A [[#Number Providers|Number Provider]]. Specifies the number of bonus rolls on the pool per point of [[Attributes#Attributes_for_players|luck]]. Rounded down after multiplying. Defaults to exactly 0.0.
** {{nbt|list|entries}}: A list of all things that provide loot entries for this pool. One loot entry is chosen per roll as a weighted random selection from all loot entries added into the pool. Note that it is '''not''' selected weightedly from the elements of this list, instead, the weighted selection is to select from all loot entries provided by these elements (entry providers), which are different because an element (entry provider) can provide empty, or one or more weighted loot entries.
*** {{nbt|compound}} The JSON structure of this object is described [[#Entry_provider|below]].
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=== Entry provider ===

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* {{nbt|compound}} The root object.
** {{nbt|list|conditions}}: A list of [[#Predicate|predicates]] that must all pass for the provided loot entry/ies to be added into the loot pool.
*** {{nbt|compound}} A predicate. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Predicate]]s page.
** {{nbt|string|type}}: [[Resource location]] of the type of entry provider. Set to one of the following values.
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The possible values for {{nbt|string|type}} and associated extra contents:

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* '''item'''&mdash;Provides a loot entry that drops a single item stack.
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]] to the item stack(s).
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int|weight}}: Determines how often the loot entry is chosen out of all the entries in the pool. Entries with higher weights are used more often. The chance of an entry being chosen is [this entry's weight ÷ total of all considered entries' weights].
** {{nbt|int|quality}}: Modifies the loot entry's {{cd|weight}} based on the luck attribute of the {{cd|killer_entity}} for [[#Loot context type|loot context type]] {{cd|entity}} or the {{cd|this}} entity for all other loot table types. Formula is {{cd|floor(weight + (quality &times; generic.luck))}}.
** {{nbt|string|name}}: The [[resource location]] of the item to be generated, e.g. {{cd|minecraft:diamond}}. The default, if not changed by item functions, is a stack of 1 of the default instance of the item.

* '''tag'''&mdash;Provides a loot entry that generates all item in an [[Tag#Item_tags|item tag]], or multiple loot entries (each entry generates a single item in the item tag).
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]] to the item stack(s).
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int|weight}}: Determines how often a loot entry is chosen out of all the entries in the pool. Entries with higher weights are used more often. The chance of an entry being chosen is [this entry's weight ÷ total of all considered entries' weights].
** {{nbt|int|quality}}: Modifies the loot entry's {{cd|weight}} based on the luck attribute of the {{cd|killer_entity}} for [[#Loot context type|loot context type]] {{cd|entity}} or the {{cd|this}} entity for all other loot table types. Formula is {{cd|floor(weight + (quality &times; generic.luck))}}.
** {{nbt|string|name}}: The [[resource location]] of the item tag to query, e.g. {{cd|minecraft:arrows}}.
** {{nbt|boolean|expand}}: If set to {{cd|true}}, provides one loot entry per item in the tag with the same weight and quality, and each entry generates one item. If {{cd|false}}, provides a single loot entry that generates all items (each with count of 1) in the tag.

* '''loot_table'''&mdash;Provides another loot table as a loot entry.
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]] to the item stack(s).
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int|weight}}: Determines how often the loot entry is chosen out of all the entries in the pool. Entries with higher weights are used more often. The chance of an entry being chosen is [this entry's weight ÷ total of all considered entries' weights].
** {{nbt|int|quality}}: Modifies the loot entry's {{cd|weight}} based on the luck attribute of the {{cd|killer_entity}} for  [[#Loot context type|loot context type]] {{cd|entity}} or the {{cd|this}} entity for all other loot table types. Formula is {{cd|floor(weight + (quality &times; generic.luck))}}.
** {{nbt|string|name}}: The [[resource location]] of the loot table to be used, e.g. {{cd|minecraft:gameplay/fishing/junk}}.

* '''dynamic'''&mdash;Provides a loot entry that generates block-specific drops.
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]] to the item stack(s).
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int|weight}}: Determines how often the loot entry is chosen out of all the entries in the pool. Entries with higher weights are used more often. The chance of an entry being chosen is [this entry's weight ÷ total of all considered entries' weights].
** {{nbt|int|quality}}: Modifies the loot entry's {{cd|weight}} based on the luck attribute of the {{cd|killer_entity}} for [[#Loot context type|loot context type]] {{cd|entity}} or the {{cd|this}} entity for all other loot table types. Formula is {{cd|floor(weight + (quality &times; generic.luck))}}.
** {{nbt|string|name}}: Can be <code>contents</code> to drop block entity contents.

* '''empty'''&mdash;Provides a loot entry that generates nothing into the loot pool.
** {{nbt|list|functions}}: Invokes [[#Item function|item functions]] to the item stack(s).
*** {{nbt|compound}} An item function. The JSON structure of this object is described on the [[Item modifier]]s page.
** {{nbt|int|weight}}: Determines how often the loot entry is chosen out of all the entries in the pool. Entries with higher weights are used more often. The chance of an entry being chosen is [this entry's weight ÷ total of all considered entries' weights].
** {{nbt|int|quality}}: Modifies the loot entry's {{cd|weight}} based on the luck attribute of the {{cd|killer_entity}} for [[#Loot context type|loot context type]] {{cd|entity}} or the {{cd|this}} entity for all other loot table types. Formula is {{cd|floor(weight + (quality &times; generic.luck))}}.

* '''group'''&mdash;All entry providers in the children list is applied into the loot pool. Can be used for convenience, e.g. if one condition applies for multiple entries.
** {{nbt|list|children}}: The list of entry providers.
*** {{nbt|compound}} An entry provider. 

* '''alternatives'''&mdash;Only the ''first'' successful (conditions are met) entry provider, in order, is applied to the loot pool.
** {{nbt|list|children}}: The list of entry providers.
*** {{nbt|compound}} An entry provider.

* '''sequence'''&mdash;The child entry providers are applied to the loot pool in sequential order, continuing until an entry provider's conditions are not met, then applying no more entry providers from the children.
** {{nbt|list|children}}: The list of entry providers.
*** {{nbt|compound}} An entry provider.
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== Recurring JSON structures within loot tables and other data pack files ==

=== Predicate ===
{{main|Predicate}}
'''Predicates (aka. Loot conditions)''' are JSON structures that are used within loot tables to add requirements to a drop, pool, or function. They can also be used in standalone files (see [[Predicate]]), where they can be called upon from multiple different contexts.

The specific structure of a predicate is shown on the [[Predicate]]s page.

=== Item function ===
{{main|Item modifier}}
'''Item functions (aka. loot functions)''' are used within loot tables to apply modifications to the item stack being generated, such as adjusting the stack size or adding enchantments. They can also be used in standalone files called '''[[Item modifier]]s''', where they can be called upon to modify items in an already existing item slot within a block or entity's inventory.

The specific structure of an item function is shown on the [[Item modifier]]s page.

=== Number Providers ===
Loot tables use number providers in some places that accept an int or float. They can either be defined as a constant value or as an object.

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* {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|float}}: Constant number provider.
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Or:
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* {{nbt|compound}}: The root tag.
** {{nbt|string|type}}: The number provider type.
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The possible values for {{nbt|string|type}} and associated extra contents:

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* '''constant'''&mdash;A constant value.
** {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|float|value}}: The exact value.

* '''uniform'''&mdash;A random number following a uniform distribution between two values (inclusive).
** {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|float}}{{nbt|compound|min}}: Number provider. The minimum value.
** {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|float}}{{nbt|compound|max}}: Number provider. The maximum value.

* '''binomial'''&mdash;A random number following a binomial distribution
** {{nbt|int}}{{nbt|compound|n}}: Number provider. The amount of trials.
** {{nbt|float}}{{nbt|compound|p}}: Number provider. The probability of success on an individual trial.

* '''score'''&mdash;To query and use a scoreboard value.
** {{nbt|compound|target}}: To choose which player name or entity UUID to query.
*** {{nbt|string|type}}: Set to {{cd|fixed}} to manually specify a player name or UUID. Set to {{cd|context}} to use an entity from loot context.
*** {{nbt|string|name}}: Included only if {{nbt|string|type}} is set to {{cd|fixed}}. Specifies the name of the player, or the entity's [[Universally unique identifier|UUID]] <small>(in hypenated hexadecimal format)</small> whose score to query.
*** {{nbt|string|target}}: Included only if {{nbt|string|type}} is set to {{cd|context}}. Specifies an entity from [[#Loot context types|loot context]] to query the score of. Can be {{cd|this}}, {{cd|killer}}, {{cd|direct_killer}}, or {{cd|killer_player}}.
** {{nbt|string|score}}: The scoreboard objective to query on the selected player name or UUID.
** {{nbt|float|scale}}: Optional. Scale to multiply the score before returning it.
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== Loot context types ==
The {{nbt|string|type}} field is used when loading the data pack to check whether the context parameters used by this loot table match the specified context type. The field makes it possible to check for errors in the loot table files without applying them in-game. If the loot table is used for a specific context, specifying the type field allows the game to check whether the loot table file uses parameters that will not be provided in that context.

Depending on the type of invocation, different parameters may be supplied to predicates, loot functions and number providers. Below is a list of all possible contexts of invocation, and the parameters:

{| class="wikitable" data-description="Invocation methods for predicates and loot functions"
! scope="col" | Loot context type
! scope="col" | When it is used
! scope="col" | Loot context parameters that ''are'' supplied
! scope="col" | Loot context parameters that ''may be'' supplied
|-
| {{cd|empty}} || 
* Only used by the hardcoded empty loot table. Supplies no loot context parameters. 
* Specifying {{cd|"type":"empty"}} means no context parameters can be used in this loot table.
| None || None
|-
| {{cd|chest}} ||
* Opening of a container with loot table (can be {{#var:containers}}).
* The command {{cmd|loot &hellip; loot &lt;loot_table&gt;}}.
|
* '''Origin:''' The center of the chest.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity that opened the chest.
|-
| {{cd|command}} ||
* Not used for loot tables. Specifying {{cd|"type":"command"}} doesn't make sense.
* Used internally by commands such as {{cmd|item modify}} or {{cmd|execute (if{{!}}unless) predicate}}.
| 
* '''Origin:''' The position where the command is run.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity that is {{cd|@s}} when the command is run.
|-
| {{cd|selector}} ||
* Not used for loot tables. Specifying {{cd|"type":"selector"}} doesn't make sense.
* Used internally by the {{cd|predicate}} [[Target selectors|target selector]] argument.
|
* '''Origin:''' The position of the entity being checked.
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity being checked.
|
|-
| {{cd|fishing}} ||
* [[Fishing]].
* The command {{cmd|loot &hellip; fish &lt;loot_table&gt;}}.
|
* '''Origin:''' The position of the fishing bobber.
* '''Tool:''' The fishing rod item that the player cast
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The fishing bobber.
|-
| {{cd|entity}} ||
* Loot from a living entity's death.
* The command {{cmd|loot &hellip; kill &lt;target&gt;}}.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity that died.
* '''Origin:''' The location of the entity's death.
* '''Damage source:''' The source of the damage that caused the entity to die.
|
* '''{{cd|killer}} entity:''' The entity that was the source of the final damage to the victim entity.
* '''{{cd|direct_killer}} entity:''' The entity that directly contacted the victim entity to kill them.
* '''{{cd|killer_player}} entity:''' The player that most recently damaged the victim entity.
|-
| {{cd|archaeology}} ||
* Using a [[brush]] on [[suspicious sand]] that has a loot table.
|
* '''Origin:''' The center of the suspicious sand.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity that used the brush on the suspicious sand.
|-
| {{cd|gift}} || 
* Gift from a cat or villager.
|
* '''Origin:''' The cat or villager's location.
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The cat or villager that gave the gift.
|
|-
| {{cd|barter}} ||
* [[Bartering]] with piglins.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The piglin bartered with.
|
|-
| {{cd|advancement_reward}} ||
* Loot table set as an [[Advancement/JSON_format|advancement's reward]].
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The player that gained the advancement.
* '''Origin:''' The player's location when they gained the advancement.
|
|-
| {{cd|advancement_entity}} ||
* Not used for loot tables. Specifying {{cd|"type":"advancement_entity"}} doesn't make sense.
* Used internally when an advancement invokes a predicate on an entity.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The entity being checked.
* '''Origin:''' The position of the player who triggers this advancement criterion.
|
|-
| {{cd|advancement_location}}||
* Not used for loot tables. Specifying {{cd|"type":"advancement_location"}} doesn't make sense.
* Used internally when an advancement invokes a predicate on the location of a block which an item was used on.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The player to gain the advancement.
* '''Origin:''' The center of the block that was interacted with.
* '''Tool:''' The item used to interact with the block.
* '''Block state:''' The block that was interacted with.
|
|-
| {{cd|generic}} || 
* Not used. Supplies all loot context parameters.
* Specifying {{cd|"type":"generic"}} or omitting it means no checking for context parameters in this loot table when loading the data pack.
| N/A || N/A
|-
| {{cd|block}} ||
* Loots from breaking a block.
* The command {{cmd|loot &hellip; mine &lt;pos&gt;}}.
|
* '''Block state:''' The block that was broken.
* '''Origin:''' The center of the broken block.
* '''Tool:''' The tool used to mine the block.
|
* '''{{cd|this}} entity:''' The player that mined the block.
* '''Block entity:''' Any block entity data of the block that was broken, if it was a block entity.
* '''Explosion radius:''' The radius of the explosion that broke the block, if broken via an explosion.
|}

== History ==

{{History|java}}
{{History||1.9|snap=October 19, 2015|slink={{tweet|Dinnerbone|656102828595920896}}|[[Dinnerbone]] announces loot tables.}}
{{History|||snap=15w43a|Added loot tables.}}
{{History|||snap=15w43b|Added condition '''entity_scores'''.}}
{{History|||snap=15w43c|Renamed "villager_golem.json" to "iron_golem.json"
|Added [[fishing]] loot tables, [[sheep]] without [[wool]], and [[zombie horse|zombie]] and [[skeleton horse]]s.
|Renamed the tag {{nbt|string|item}}: to {{nbt|string|name}}:, and the tag {{nbt|compound|items}}: to {{nbt|compound|entries}}:
|Added the tag {{nbt|string|type}}: and support to load a loot table instead of an [[item]].
|Added the tag {{nbt|int|luck}}: to default files, though it currently does nothing in the code.
|Added the function '''set_damage'''.}}
{{History|||snap=15w44a|Added the function '''enchant_randomly''' and '''set_attributes'''.}}
{{History|||snap=15w44b|Added the {{nbt|int|quality}} tag.
|Removed {{nbt|int|luck}} and {{nbt|float|luck_multiplier}} tags.
|Added the {{nbt|compound|bonus_rolls}} tag.}}
{{History|||snap=15w51a|A [[player]] in [[Spectator]] mode no longer triggers a container to use its loot table to generate loot.}}
{{History||1.9.1|snap=pre1|Loot tables now work with [[dispenser]]s and [[dropper]]s.
|Added default table <code>chests/jungle_temple_dispenser</code>.}}
{{History||1.11|snap=16w32a|[[Donkey]]s, [[mule]]s, [[husk]]s and [[zombie villager]]s now each draw from their own loot tables, rather than drawing from the [[horse]] and [[zombie]] loot tables, respectively}}
{{History|||snap=16w43a|[[Villager]]s, [[vex]]es and [[ender dragon]]s are now able to draw from their own loot tables.}}
{{History||1.13|snap=17w43a|Custom loot tables have been moved into [[data pack]]s.}}
{{History||1.14|snap=18w43a|Block [[drops]] have been changed to use loot tables.|Loot tables received several new options.|Setting [[entity]] to "this" now refers to the [[player]] in [[chest]] and [[block]] loot tables.}}
{{History|||snap=18w44a|Added loot tables for [[cat]]s, cat_morning_gift, players and [[wither]]s.
|Added loot tables for new [[block]]s.|Added the function '''set_lore'''.}}
{{History|||snap=18w46a|Added loot table for [[illusioner]]s.}}
{{History|||snap=18w48a|Added {{tooltip|more loot tables|village_cartographer, village_desert_house, village_plains_house, village_savanna_house, village_snowy_house, village_taiga_house, village_tannery, village_weaponsmith}} for [[village]]s, some of which are currently unused.
|Removed loot table: village_blacksmith.}}
{{History|||snap=18w49a|village_savanna_house and village_snowy_house loot tables are now used.
|Added {{tooltip|more loot tables|village_armorer, village_butcher, village_mason, village_shepherd}} for [[village]]s.}}
{{History|||snap=18w50a|village_desert_house and village_taiga_house loot tables are now used, making all previously unused loot tables no longer unused.}}
{{History|||snap=?|Empty loot table is now hardcoded.}}
{{History||1.15|snap=19w34a|Added the function '''copy_state'''.}}
{{History||1.16|snap=20w12a|Added fishing_hook sub-predicate to check properties of the fishing hook.}}
{{History||1.20|snap=23w14a|Added the function <code>reference</code>.}}
{{History|||snap=23w17a|Added the loot table {{cd|sniffer_digging}}.}}
{{History|||snap=pre1|Made random sequences for loot tables deterministic.
|Added <code>random_sequence</code> field.}}
{{History|||snap=pre6|The ID of the random sequence is now an optional field.}}
{{History|java upcoming}}
{{History||1.20.2|snap=23w32a|Added <code>sequence</code> loot function.|<code>all_of</code> predicates in loot tables can now be declared implicitly as an inline array without a type.}}
{{History|foot}}

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