Quest Slot Machine
Every base deserves a little danger, and nothing says danger quite like a golden cabinet that eats your emeralds and occasionally spits out a nether star. Quest Slot Machine is a furniture-style add-on that drops a fully functional casino cabinet into your world. No mod is required to play it, which means you can download Quest Slot Machine and start pulling the lever on the very same evening you install it.
What the Slot Machine Actually Does
The machine is a two-block-tall golden cabinet lit by its own marquee bulbs, with a lever that physically drops whenever somebody spins. Right-click it, then press SPIN, pull the lever, or hit Space. The three reels stop left to right, and the sign above lights up with your result: Common, Rare, Epic, or JACKPOT, each in its own colour. An Epic throws gold nuggets out of the cabinet. A Jackpot throws ingots and announces the winner to everyone on the server.
Here is the part that matters for anyone who has been burned by loot systems before: the prize is already in your inventory before the reels finish stopping. Closing the screen mid-spin never costs you a win. The machine also takes pity on unlucky players. After 25 spins without an Epic or a Jackpot, the next spin is guaranteed to be Epic or better.
No Hidden Odds
The PRIZES button opens the full prize table for the pool your next spin will draw from. You see every tier, the real percentage it rolls at, and every item you can win along with how many of it. If a modpack changes the pool, the table changes with it, because nothing in that screen is hardcoded.
Crafting the Machine and Its Tokens
Both recipes are unlocked from the start in any world, so there is no research gate to grind through first.
- Slot Machine: 4 gold ingots, 2 iron ingots, a diamond, redstone, and a comparator
- Slot Token: an emerald and 4 gold nuggets, yielding 2 tokens
Place the cabinet in your base and spend Slot Tokens on it, one token per spin, while standing within 8 blocks. If you would rather skip the crafting bench entirely, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path that drops Quest Slot Machine straight into a compatible profile, so the cabinet is sitting in your inventory before your coffee goes cold.
Free Spins and FTB Quests Integration
Quest Slot Machine can work together with FTB Quests, though it is not made, endorsed, or supported by Feed The Beast. When FTB Quests is present, the add-on gains a new reward type called Slot Machine Spin. You set how many spins it grants, from 1 to 100, and which reward pool they draw from. Claiming the reward opens the machine on the spot, and the quest book displays the machine itself with the spin count on it.
Those spins are genuinely free. They work anywhere, they are consumed before your Slot Tokens, and they are saved on the player rather than on the screen. Close the machine halfway through a streak and the rest are still waiting for you, even after you die. Each spin remembers the pool of the quest that granted it, so an early quest and a late-game quest can pay out from completely different tables. Without FTB Quests installed, the command /slotmachine give hands out the same free spins.
Reward Pools for Pack Makers
Pools are datapack files stored at data/<namespace>/slot_pools/<name>.json and reloaded with /reload. A tier carries a weight and either a list of items with minimum and maximum amounts, or a Pricetag budget. The built-in questslotmachine:default pool pays out vanilla items, from iron and bread all the way up to netherite and a nether star. It is the pool used by Slot Tokens and by any quest that does not name its own. A pool can declare its own token and a spins_per_token value between 1 and 64, and a player carrying that token spends it straight from the inventory before any Slot Token is touched.
With Pricetag installed, a tier that has a budget but no item list picks a random item from any mod in the pack, in a stack worth roughly that much. It never selects anything above the budget, spawn eggs, or entries in the #questslotmachine:never_reward tag. A tier that cannot pay anything is quietly dropped from the roll and from the displayed odds, so pools keep working when a mod goes missing.
Commands, Config, and Compatibility
Operators get two commands. /slotmachine give <players> <spins> [pool] queues spins and opens the machine, exactly like a quest reward, which makes it handy from KubeJS, a command block, or a command reward. /slotmachine open <players> simply opens the interface. Configuration lives in config/questslotmachine-common.toml and covers pitySpins, announceJackpot, maxFreeSpins, tokenPool, and reach.
Versions and Loader Support
This add-on targets Minecraft 26.1.2 on NeoForge, and any NeoForge build for that version works fine. FTB Quests is optional, as is Pricetag for value-based reward pools. Both the client and the server need the add-on installed. Translations ship in English and Italian, and the license allows any CurseForge or Modrinth modpack to include it.
Final Spin
Quest Slot Machine turns a quiet storage room into the loudest corner of your base. Whether you are chasing a jackpot nether star or wiring quest rewards into a full casino economy, the add-on is lightweight, dependency-free at its core, and refreshingly honest about its odds. Craft the cabinet, mint some tokens, and let the reels decide what your next mining trip was really worth.