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Lost Loot

Lost Loot

Lost Loot is a vanilla-friendly Spigot plugin that allows you to trade for previously destroyed items.

Trade menu with a wandering trader for an item previously deleted

Minecraft is one of the harshest games concerning inventory contents. It will genuinely delete your items with very little concern for backing them up or saving them. Sometimes when you die, your gear doesn’t just drop, it's destroyed. Maybe it falls into lava, gets blown up, despawns, or gets blasted into oblivion. Either way, the result is the same: your items are gone forever.

Lost Loot introduces a vanilla-friendly system for recovering gear that would normally be unrecoverable.

Instead of deleting items when they break, burn, or vanish, this plugin quietly stores them in a hidden Lost Loot inventory unique to each player.

🧳 Retrieving Your Lost Loot

You buy your lost items back from Wandering Traders.

When you interact with a Wandering Trader, Lost Loot temporarily adds special trades offering your lost items for emeralds. These trades are visible only to you, ensuring no one else can buy your items before you do.

How it works

This keeps the whole system optional, balanced, and immersive.


🔑 Key Features

💾 Automatic Lost-Item Tracking

Lost Loot intercepts items that would otherwise be destroyed, including:

If the item has value (enchantments, rarity, custom name), it is rescued instead of deleted.

🎁 Condensed & Organized Storage

Items are sorted into three rarity tiers:

Each tier is automatically:

Smart Rarity Assignment

Items that don’t naturally have a rarity get one assigned dynamically if they are:

This ensures that important equipment is always recoverable, while trivial items are ignored.

🛠 Safe & Exploit-Resistant

Lost Loot includes strong protections:

📚 Commands

/lostloot

💾 Persistent Per-Player Data

Every player has a dedicated file at: plugins/LostLoot/lostloot/<uuid>.json

Lost items survive:

Everything is completely automatic.

Quick facts

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