Someone Else's: The Minecraft Add-On That Lets You Steal Your Friends' Stuff
Few things in Minecraft are funnier than watching a friend get yanked across the map against their will. Someone Else's is a multiplayer-focused add-on that flips the idea of ownership on its head, letting you take control of certain items that belong to other players. If you and your friends love chaotic co-op sessions, griefing each other in good fun, or building traps that actually work on real people, this add-on deserves a spot in your world.
What Does Someone Else's Actually Do?
At its core, Someone Else's introduces the concept of "owned" items. Instead of every item simply belonging to whoever holds it, certain items can be bound to another player. The flagship feature is the Someone Else's Ender Pearl, which turns the humble ender pearl into a remote teleportation device aimed at your buddies rather than yourself.
The crafting recipe is refreshingly cheap: four pieces of paper and a single Ender Pearl. That low cost means you can stockpile these things and keep the pranks rolling all session long. Once crafted, the pearl is ready to be bound to a target.
How to Claim a Player's Ender Pearl
Using the item is where the mischief begins. Simply Shift+Right-Click the player you want to target, and the pearl becomes "theirs" in the add-on's logic. From that moment on, the pearl is linked to that specific player.
Throw it, and instead of you teleporting, the target player lands wherever the pearl lands. That single mechanic opens up an enormous range of possibilities:
- Yank a friend out of their base and into the wilderness
- Drop a teammate into a pit you prepared earlier
- Pull a player away from a fight they were winning
- Launch someone into the air for a dramatic (and hilarious) fall
Redstone and Dispenser Tricks
Someone Else's also plays nicely with redstone. You can load an owned Ender Pearl into a dispenser and trigger it with a redstone signal. This means fully automated prank systems are on the table: pressure plates, tripwires, hidden levers, or a timer-based trap that teleports your target the moment they walk through a doorway. For redstone engineers, this add-on is a sandbox of new contraptions to build.
If you would rather skip the manual setup entirely, the foxygame.net launcher installs Someone Else's in a single click, keeping the add-on updated automatically so your prank arsenal never falls out of date.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Someone Else's is built for the Bedrock ecosystem, which means it works across Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Windows, consoles, and mobile devices. It is designed as a behavior pack add-on, so installation is straightforward on any platform that supports add-ons. When you download Someone Else's, check the pack's page for the exact Minecraft version range it targets, since behavior packs occasionally need updates after major game releases. Keeping your game on a supported version ensures the ownership mechanics and dispenser interactions behave exactly as intended.
How to Install Someone Else's for Minecraft
Getting the add-on running takes only a few minutes. Here is the general process for Bedrock add-ons:
- Download the Someone Else's add-on file to your device
- Open the file, which automatically imports it into Minecraft
- Create or edit a world and enable the behavior pack in the world settings
- Make sure the world is set to multiplayer so friends can join
- Activate cheats and experiments if the pack requires them for your game version
Once the pack is active, craft the Ender Pearl, find a friend, and Shift+Right-Click them. The chaos starts immediately. Remember that everyone in the session should have the add-on installed for the best experience, since ownership mechanics are most reliable when all players share the same pack version.
What's Coming Next
The add-on is still growing. Upcoming features include Someone Else's Armor and Tools, which will redirect damage from your own gear to the target player's equipment. Mending will follow the same logic, pulling repair experience toward the linked player instead. In practice, this means you could wear down a rival's diamond armor just by taking hits, or drain their XP repairs while your own gear stays pristine. It is a devious extension of the ownership concept and a natural fit for the pack's prank-first identity.
Final Thoughts
Someone Else's is one of those add-ons that instantly changes how a multiplayer server feels. It rewards creativity, punishes carelessness, and turns ordinary ender pearls into tools of pure mischief. Whether you want to rescue a stranded friend or launch them into a lava lake, the choice is yours. Download Someone Else's for Minecraft, gather your crew, and find out just how much fun it is to own someone else's stuff.