「えこらいふ!」 (Ecolife!) guideGacha

Gacha

Illustrations and screenshots may show Japanese labels. The text below explains the same features in English.

Gacha is a prize draw you spin by turning job materials into Gacha Tickets. Rare and Jackpot prizes are gacha-only items that change every month. At the gacha stall in the lobby, hand materials to the clerk for tickets, then spin a gacha machine one ticket at a time.

Where the gacha stall is

The gacha stall is a tile-roofed stall on the right (west) side of the south path from the lobby spawn. The villager clerk “ガチャ屋” (Gacha Shop) stands at the back, with three gacha machines on either side and across from the clerk.

All three machines have the same prizes and odds. Use whichever machine is free.

How to spin

Turn materials into Gacha Tickets first, then spin a machine.

Diagram of how to spin the gacha. 01 Gather this week’s materials (one set is 3 materials from different jobs; the set changes every Monday at 4 a.m.), 02 Trade with the clerk (1 set for 1 Gacha Ticket; bulk trades up to 10 tickets), 03 Spin at a gacha machine (1 ticket per spin; the prize goes to your inventory). Point: if no Jackpot has come up by your 50th spin, that spin is a guaranteed Jackpot

1. Gather this week’s materials

One Gacha Ticket costs one bundle of this week’s material set. Each set combines three materials from different jobs and changes to the next set every Monday at 4 a.m. JST.

Material set One bundle
鉱山と畑と森 (Mine, Field, and Forest) 16 Iron Ingots, 64 Wheat, 32 Oak Logs
海と狩り場と川原 (Sea, Hunting Ground, and Riverbank) 16 Raw Cod, 32 Bones, 32 Clay Balls
赤石とネザーと畑 (Redstone, Nether, and Field) 64 Redstone Dust, 32 Nether Wart, 64 Carrots
針葉樹と糸と鮭 (Conifer, String, and Salmon) 32 Spruce Logs, 32 String, 16 Raw Salmon
砂浜と炭と瑠璃 (Beach, Coal, and Lapis) 64 Sand, 32 Coal, 32 Lapis Lazuli
火薬と芋とガラス (Gunpowder, Potato, and Glass) 16 Gunpowder, 64 Potatoes, 32 Glass

The sets rotate from the top of the table down, then start over from the first. Check this week’s set with /gacha or on the clerk’s screen.

Renamed or enchanted items are not counted. Only materials in your inventory count, so take them out of shulker boxes and chests first.

2. Trade materials with the clerk

Right-click the clerk “ガチャ屋” to open the exchange screen. On Bedrock, tap the clerk.

The screen shows this week’s materials and how many of each you have.

“ガチャ券1枚と交換” (Trade for 1 Gacha Ticket) trades one bundle. “まとめて交換(最大10枚)” (Trade in bulk, up to 10) keeps trading as many bundles as you have, up to 10 tickets. If you are short on materials, nothing is taken.

3. Right-click a gacha machine

Right-click a machine to use a Gacha Ticket and spin once. One ticket is used per spin. The ticket does not need to be in your hand; it is used as long as it is in your inventory.

After a short animation, the result appears on screen and the prize goes into your inventory. If your inventory is full, it drops at your feet. If you log out during the animation, you receive the prize the next time you log in.

Prizes and odds

A spin first picks a tier, “ノーマル” (Normal), “レア” (Rare), or “大当たり” (Jackpot prize), then picks one prize from that tier. Other players’ spins do not affect your results.

Tier Prize Odds
Normal One of: 2 Diamonds, 8 Emeralds, 2 Golden Apples, 16 Bottles o’ Enchanting, 8 Ender Pearls, or 1 Name Tag 85% in total (14.17% each)
Rare This month’s Rare limited item 12%
Jackpot prize This month’s Jackpot limited item 2.5%
Jackpot prize Jackpot Ticket 0.5%

During an event, the event’s limited item is added at 5%. Normal drops to 80% in total (13.33% each) to make room for it.

When someone wins a jackpot prize, their name and prize appear in global chat. You can see the odds and this month’s limited items with /gacha or under “確率表と天井” (Odds and pity) on the clerk’s screen.

Pity

If your 50th spin comes without a jackpot prize, that spin is guaranteed to be a jackpot prize. The count is kept per player and shared across all three machines. After a jackpot prize, the count starts over.

The count carries over when the month changes. Check how many spins are left until the pity with /gacha or under “確率表と天井” on the clerk’s screen.

Monthly limited items

The Rare and Jackpot limited items change on the 1st of every month at 4 a.m. JST. They go around in 12 months, so an item you missed comes back in the same month next year.

Month Rare Jackpot prize
January Experience Jar (経験値の壺) Lucky Cat (招き猫)
February Night Goggles (夜目のゴーグル) Unbreakable Seal (不壊の印)
March Great Earth Shovel (大地の大シャベル) Ore-Finding Pendulum (鉱石探知の振り子)
April Seed Bag (種まきの袋) Auto-Smelting Pickaxe (自動精錬のつるはし)
May Magnet Ring (磁石の指輪) Lumberjack’s Great Axe (木こりの大斧)
June Master Angler’s Rod (釣り名人の竿) Mending Orb (修繕の宝珠)
July Mermaid Necklace (人魚の首飾り) Double Experience Charm (経験値2倍の札)
August Light Wand (灯りの杖) Spawner-Carrying Pickaxe (スポナー運びのつるはし)
September Harvest Scythe (収穫の大鎌) Sky Feather (天翔けの羽根)
October Portable Ender Chest (携帯エンダーチェスト) Full Substitute Charm (完全身代わりの護符)
November Sorting Wand (整理の杖) Lucky Four-Leaf Clover (豪運の四つ葉)
December Rock-Breaking Hammer (岩砕きの槌) Big Backpack (大容量の背負い袋)

The Jackpot Ticket comes up every month. Limited items you have already won keep working after the month changes.

Event limited items

During an event, its limited item comes up at 5%. An event runs from 4 a.m. JST on its first day until 4 a.m. JST on the day after its last day.

Event Dates Limited item
Halloween October 25–31 Jack-o’-Lantern Helmet (カボチャのランタン兜)
Christmas December 1–25 Santa’s Sack (サンタの袋)
New Year January 1–7 Otoshidama Envelope (お年玉袋)
Valentine’s Day February 7–14 Heart Wand (ハートの杖)

Gacha-only items

Limited items can only be obtained from the gacha. None of them can be placed as a block or used in crafting. In the lobby, only the Portable Ender Chest, the Full Substitute Charm, and the Jackpot Ticket work.

Tools that change the blocks around them leave alone blocks in claims where you cannot build. They also leave chests and other containers, doors, and beds as they are. Of the blocks mined together, only the center block you mined yourself pays a job reward.

Mining and cutting tools

Except for the Master Angler’s Rod, they work like diamond tools. Except for the Spawner-Carrying Pickaxe, they can also be enchanted and repaired.

Rock-Breaking Hammer

A pickaxe that also mines the 3×3 around the block, along the face you mined. While sneaking, it mines one block only. Blocks far harder than the center block (such as obsidian next to stone) are left.

Great Earth Shovel

A shovel that digs dirt, sand, and similar blocks 3×3 at once, along the face you dug. While sneaking, it digs one block only.

Lumberjack’s Great Axe

Cutting one log cuts down the whole connected tree, up to 128 logs at once. Pillars and other logs without natural leaves attached are cut one at a time. While sneaking, it also cuts one log only.

Auto-Smelting Pickaxe

Mined ores come out as if smelted in a furnace. Raw iron, gold, and copper become ingots, Ancient Debris becomes Netherite Scrap, and cobblestone becomes stone.

Spawner-Carrying Pickaxe

Mining a spawner lets you carry it as an item, mob and all. Place it to get a spawner for the same mob. It breaks after 3 uses.

Harvest Scythe

Right-click a grown crop to harvest every grown crop in the 5×5 around it and replant the seeds. It works on wheat, carrots, potatoes, beetroots, and Nether Wart.

Master Angler’s Rod

Fish bite sooner than with a normal fishing rod. A caught fish has a 25% chance to become two.

Items you carry or wear

These work only while they are in your inventory or on your head.

Night Goggles

While worn on your head, you can see well in the dark (Night Vision).

Mermaid Necklace

While it is in your inventory, you can breathe underwater and mine fast underwater (Conduit Power).

Magnet Ring

While it is in your inventory, it pulls in items lying within 6 blocks. It stops while you sneak. It does not pull items you have just thrown away.

Mending Orb

While it is in your inventory, it slowly repairs the tool in your hand and the armor you wear every 10 seconds.

Portable Ender Chest

Hold it and right-click to open your own ender chest anywhere. It can be used any number of times and is never used up.

Big Backpack

Right-click to open a bag with 54 slots. Its contents stay with the bag, so giving the bag to someone gives them the contents too. A Big Backpack cannot be put inside another one.

Full Substitute Charm

If you die with it in your inventory, you keep all of your items and experience. You do not need to hold it. One charm is used up each time it activates.

It works before the admin shop’s Substitute Charm and graves. When the Full Substitute Charm activates, the admin shop’s Substitute Charm is not used up and no grave is created.

Tools you right-click

These can be used any number of times.

Experience Jar

Right-click to store your experience in the jar. Sneak and right-click to take all of the stored experience back out. It holds up to 100 levels’ worth, and the item description shows how much is inside.

Seed Bag

Right-click tilled farmland to plant seeds from your inventory on every empty farmland in the 5×5 around it. Seeds in your off hand are used first. Nether Wart is planted on Soul Sand.

Light Wand

Right-click a block to put an invisible light (a Light block) on that face. Sneak and right-click to remove invisible lights within 3 blocks.

Sorting Wand

Right-click a chest or other container to stack identical items together and sort them by type. It does not sort containers you cannot open. An ender chest holds only your own items, so you can sort it even where you cannot open it.

Single-use items

Using one uses it up. Timed effects count down in real time from when you use them, even while you are logged out. Using another of the same item adds to the time left.

Lucky Cat

Right-click to use it. For 1 hour, the money you get from job rewards is multiplied by 1.5.

Double Experience Charm

Right-click to use it. For 1 hour, experience you pick up is doubled.

Lucky Four-Leaf Clover

Right-click to use it. For 1 hour, ores and mobs you kill have a 50% chance to drop their items one more time. It does not work on ores mined with Silk Touch.

Sky Feather

Right-click to use it and fly for 30 minutes. It cannot be used in the lobby, and you cannot fly while you are in the lobby. If you are in the air when it runs out, you get Slow Falling.

Ore-Finding Pendulum

Right-click to use it. Ores within 12 blocks glow through blocks for 30 seconds. On Bedrock Edition, particles appear where the ores are.

Unbreakable Seal

Hold the Unbreakable Seal in one hand and the tool or armor you want to protect in the other, then right-click. That item becomes unbreakable.

Jackpot Ticket

Hold it and right-click to receive the entire jackpot at that moment (a prize pool that grows with every spin). Using it uses up one ticket, and global chat shows who received it and the amount.

The jackpot grows by 20 Spa Coins each time anyone spins the gacha. It starts at 1,000 Spa Coins and builds up to 50,000 Spa Coins. When someone claims it, it goes back to 1,000 Spa Coins. Check the current amount with /gacha.

Event items

Items you won keep working after the event ends.

Jack-o’-Lantern Helmet

While worn on your head, you can see well in the dark at night (always in the Nether and the End). Monsters more than 5 blocks away do not target you.

Santa’s Sack

Right-click it once a day to get one of: cookies, a cake, fireworks, snow blocks, emeralds, or a diamond. You can use it again every day at 4 a.m. JST.

Otoshidama Envelope

Right-click it once a day to get 50–150 Spa Medals. If your inventory is full you can’t receive them, so make some space first. You can use it again every day at 4 a.m. JST.

Heart Wand

Right-click another player to restore 3 hearts of their health and 1 heart of yours. After using it, wait 30 seconds before using it again.

Passing Gacha Tickets around

Gacha Tickets are regular items, so besides handing them over directly, you can pass them on through Auctions or Presents. Tickets bought from other players spin the same way.

Players who are good at gathering materials can make tickets and sell them, and other players can buy them to spin.

How it looks on Java and Bedrock

Gacha machines appear as the same 3D model on both Java and Bedrock Edition. Right-click on Java Edition or tap on Bedrock Edition to spin. On Java Edition, if you do not have the server resource pack, they look like purple-and-black boxes.

Limited items have their own artwork on both Java and Bedrock Edition. When worn, the Night Goggles and the Jack-o’-Lantern Helmet appear as custom models on Java Edition, and as dyed leather caps on Bedrock Edition.

Commands

You can check gacha information from anywhere with a command.

Command What it does
/gacha Show this week’s materials and when they change, the odds, this month’s and event limited items, spins left until the pity, and the jackpot amount

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