Simple Loot Booster Mod / Addon

Simple Loot Booster Mod gives a bigger boost to drops from mobs, monsters and in worlds. A skeleton drops two bones after a messy fight, and you're standing there wondering why you bothered. Simple Loot Booster makes those victories more rewarding in Minecraft Bedrock by increasing the items you collect from defeated mobs and bosses.

I can already see this becoming a favorite on survival servers where everyone spends half their evening gathering materials for the next big project. Need gunpowder for rockets? Head out hunting creepers. Running low on bones for your farm? Skeletons suddenly look a lot more appealing. The addon offers several boost levels, including double, triple, quadruple, and five times the usual drops. You can choose how generous you want the rewards to be instead of turning every battle into an absurd shower of items. There's an important catch, though: only kills made by players trigger the bonus. You can't just stand beside an automated mob farm and expect the same results while everything dies on its own. There's also a one second cooldown between boosted kills, so going absolutely wild with a sword doesn't mean every single enemy will trigger the effect. You still have to get out there and do the fighting.

Something I particularly like is that Simple Loot Booster doesn't duplicate every item a creature happens to be carrying. Armor and weapons equipped by mobs are excluded, so you won't suddenly fill your storage room with endless enchanted swords just because you've been farming zombies. Crops and mined ores aren't affected either. This is specifically about combat rewards, not multiplying everything in sight. There's also a neat little tracking system for players who enjoy knowing exactly how much they're getting out of an addon. Grab an ordinary book, place it in an anvil, and rename it to "tracker" using a little experience. Hold that book and use it to open a menu showing your mob kills, duplicated items, bonus experience, and currently active boost level. You can even reset your personal statistics if you want to start counting from scratch. I'd probably spend an entire evening comparing my results before and after increasing the multiplier, then realize I'd collected enough rotten flesh to fill several chests.

Server administrators get additional controls, which makes this more interesting for multiplayer communities. They can check other players' statistics, reset progress, and enable or disable the boost for everyone. That means you could run a special weekend where mob hunting gives extra rewards, then switch things back to normal afterward. Recent releases also include a lucky drop mechanic with a small chance of triggering after a kill, adding another surprise to ordinary combat. The addon is designed to remain compatible with achievements, so players can keep progressing through survival while enjoying the additional loot. Import the pack into Minecraft, activate it in your world settings, and choose the boost strength that suits your adventure. I'd personally start with double rewards and see how quickly my storage fills up before going any further. Five times the drops sounds amazing until you're standing outside your base with an inventory full of spider eyes and absolutely nowhere to put them.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!