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Time for a bit of sarcasm. Even though mods like Elingo’s Lucky Blocks are incredibly popular among Minecraft Bedrock players, their creators keep churning out similar creations that only differ in content—the core mechanics have remained unchanged since their inception. It’s refreshing to see that the author has taken a small step forward.

Features of the Elingo’s Lucky Mod

The Elingo’s Lucky block modification operates in a straightforward manner – when you break one in Minecraft, you receive a completely random item. There are numerous mods like this, but this particular one stands out as the blocks can be generated within the terrain, and they can also be crafted at a crafting table in Minecraft Pocket Edition. Additionally, they can be added through the creative inventory.

Materials that can be used to create lucky blocks include:

dirt;
wood;
stone;
gold;
diamonds;
netherite;
redstone;
lapis lazuli;
obsidian;
end stone;
iron;
coal;
soul sand;
sand.

Here are all the recipes you need.

Additionally, there is a crafting recipe for the standard luck block. However, the rainbow block in Minecraft Pocket Edition cannot be obtained easily.

Some of the lucky blocks can be found throughout the world, others can be discovered within structures MCPE, and some can only be crafted. Make sure to enable experimental features in the game for the mod to function properly.

Update 8.1

The creator has introduced more variety to the mobs that spawn when certain blocks are broken.
Unnecessary elements have been removed from the modification.

Update 9.0

The drop rates for some blocks have been reworked.
All blocks now feature animated particles.

Update 10.0

A minor update for this modification has enhanced the drop rates of common blocks. Players now have a greater chance of discovering valuable items, or conversely, encountering unexpected challenges.