Minecraft, but Ores Drop Tenfold

Nineteen vanilla block loot tables get replaced, one per ore, so everything you break pays out roughly ten times what it used to: 10 diamonds, 10 raw iron, 40-90 lapis, 20-50 raw copper, 10 ancient debris. Nothing else about mining changes. Fortune still multiplies on top of the new base, Silk Touch still hands back the intact ore block, and explosion decay still eats part of a TNT haul. One good branch mine funds a full set of enchanted netherite, which turns the game into whatever you wanted to do after the grind instead of the grind itself.

Built for Java Edition 26.3 only. Older versions read loot tables, predicates and advancements in a different format, so they list the pack as made for a newer version, and it will not work there.

How it works

• Nineteen vanilla loot tables under data/minecraft/loot_table/blocks/ are overridden - coal, copper, iron, gold, redstone, lapis, diamond, emerald, nether quartz, nether gold, ancient debris and every deepslate twin.
• Each ore's drop count is multiplied by ten before Fortune is applied, so a plain diamond ore gives 10 and a Fortune III pick can push the same block past 40.
• The Silk Touch branch of every table is left untouched, so an enchanted pick still returns the ore block itself instead of a tenfold pile of items.
• Redstone keeps its uniform Fortune bonus roll, scaled to bonusMultiplier 10 so the enchantment is still worth carrying at the new baseline.
• Explosion decay is preserved on every table, so TNT mining and bed blasting still burn a share of the loot exactly the way vanilla does.
• Two hidden advancements fire an action-bar toast the first time you scoop up 10 diamonds or 10 ancient debris, each revoking itself so it re-arms forever.

Installing it

1. 1.Download the zip below. Do not unzip it — Minecraft reads the zip directly.
2. 2.In Minecraft, click your world, then Edit, then Open World Folder.
3. 3.Drop the zip into the datapacks folder inside that world.
4. 4.Load the world. Run /datapack list to confirm it is enabled.

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