Pack — /bp
A portable extra inventory you buy from the shop, wear like a chestplate, and upgrade — extra rows, a magnet, portable crafting, and more.
The pack is a second inventory that travels with you — but it isn't handed out for free. You buy one from the pack shop, wear it in your chestplate slot, and open it anywhere with /bp. As you earn coins you upgrade it: more rows, a pickup magnet, even a portable crafting bench baked right in.
Getting a pack
/bpshop/bpThe shop is a point-and-click GUI. Your first pack is cheap; the bigger tiers and the fancier upgrades cost real coins, so the pack grows with your wallet rather than on any timer.
Size tiers
A pack comes in twenty size tiers, from Tiny at the bottom to Chaos at the top. Each step up adds storage, and the price climbs with it — a starter pack runs about 50 coins, while the largest tops out near 600,000. You buy the jump in /bpshop; there's no rank or playtime gate on any of it.
Upgrades
Beyond raw size, the shop sells upgrades you bolt onto the pack you already own:
- Extra rows — more slots without jumping a full size tier
- Armor — an armor rating so the pack protects you like real chest armor while worn
- Magnet — auto-pickup that vacuums nearby drops into the pack (base radius 3 blocks, +1 per magnet upgrade)
- Portable crafting table — a full crafting grid from anywhere
- Portable anvil — repair and rename on the move
- Portable stonecutter — cut blocks in the field
- Item filter — mark up to three items the pack accepts, so junk stays out
The pack is why the server has no /workbench, /anvil or /stonecutter commands — portable crafting lives on the pack instead, as an upgrade you buy once and carry everywhere.
What to carry in your pack
- Tools — backup
pickaxes, shovels, axes - Food — extra stacks of
food for long trips - Building blocks —
cobble, dirt, planks for emergency walls - Pearls — your
travel kit - Torches —
caves are dark - Boats and minecarts — water and rail travel kits
Skip the pack for:
- Totems of undying — a
totem only fires when you hold it; one sitting in your pack won't save you - Anything truly irreplaceable — see the death note below
The pack and death
Don't gamble irreplaceables on the pack. If you die far from home, your recovery chest catches your inventory for a window — but the one storage spot that's guaranteed to survive death is your ender chest.
So: tools and food in the pack, irreplaceable enchanted gear in the ender chest.
Pack vs ender chest
| Pack | Ender chest | |
|---|---|---|
| Open from anywhere | yes (/bp) | at any ender chest block |
| Survives death | don't rely on it | yes |
| Grows how | buy tiers and upgrades in /bpshop | fixed 27 slots |
| Best for | hot carry | irreplaceables |
Pack on Bedrock
Bedrock players see the pack as a chest UI just like Java. The contents are identical between editions — your pack on Java holds the same things when you log in on Bedrock.
See also
- Ender chest — for irreplaceable carry
- The Bundle — pocket-sized sorting for the small stuff
- Linked chests — where the pack's haul ends up at base