Following is an example using the Food Loot Box found further down on this page. This means that the player can receive duplicate items from a single container. When a Loot Box is first picked up, the game determines how many pieces of loot the box holds, and thereafter rolls on the relevant loot table that amount of times. Loot in Raft is rolled using a simple percentage based system. Practically, this means sailing roughly 2000 units away from the Island and then sailing back. All Loot Boxes on Story islands respawn once the location has unloaded from the game, and loaded back in. If the player does not have enough Inventory space, the items will be dropped on the ground, allowing the player to prioritize which loot to bring home to the raft. When picking up a Loot Box, the player will receive a specified amount of loot rolled on a loot table, and some Loot Boxes may even contain a single Recipe. In order to read more about Treasure Hunting, check out its own page and the Metal Detector page. Do note that treasure found while Treasure Hunting is not considered Loot Boxes. There are ten different types of Loot Boxes with different loot.
They can be found on Vacated Rafts, in Abandoned Huts, on Story islands, and other hidden locations under and above water.
They come in different shapes and sizes with a variety of loot, depending on the type of Loot Box. Loot Boxes are containers found throughout the world of Raft that yield a range of items when picked up.
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