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+Lootable chests are a great way to reward RPG players for exploring your world. They spawn around players in specific regions with randomly generated loot. Loot chests can have tiers; the higher the tier, the better the loot.
+
+The following config samples can be found under MMOCore/loot-chests.yml
+
+## General options
+These options can be found under the main plugin config file.
+```
+loot-chests:
+
+    # Time in seconds it takes for a loot chest to
+    # expire after it was spawned. 600 is 10 minutes.
+    chest-expire-time: 600
+    
+    # Interval in seconds before the same player
+    # spawns two loot chests in ANY region.
+    player-cooldown: 600
+```
+
+## Loot chest regions
+MMOCore lets you setup regions where chests can spawn. The first thing you will need to define is the region boundaries just like with WorldGuard regions:
+```
+loot-chest-region-id:
+    
+    # Region boundaries
+    bounds:
+        world: world_name_here
+        x1: 32
+        x2: -15
+        z1: -419
+        z2: -375
+```
+The `loot-chest-region-id` only serves as an internal identifier. It can be anything, just make sure two regions do not share the same ID when editing the configs.
+
+You will then need to define how frequent chests spawn in that region (period is given in seconds, it's set to 120 by default which corresponds to 2 minutes).
+```
+loot-chest-region-id:
+    spawn-period: 120
+```
+Every X minutes, the region will look for a random player in that region and spawn a chest nearby. Keep in mind that MMOCore will first filter the players which are still on cooldown: that means no chest will spawn in a specific region, if and only if there are either no player in that region/all the players are on cooldown.
+
+## Loot Chest Tiers
+Chest tiers directly determine the loot chest drops. Every tier has a set chance to be chosen when a loot chest is spawned in a region.
+```
+loot-chest-region-id:
+    tiers:
+    
+        # Some tier
+        normal:
+        
+            # Particle effect played around a spawned loot chest
+            effect:
+                type: OFFSET # Type of particle effect used
+                particle: FLAME # Particle used to play the effect
+                period: 60 # Plays the effect every 60 ticks
+            
+            chance: 0.9
+            drops:
+                items:
+                - 'vanilla{type=DIAMOND} 1 1-10 8'
+                - 'vanilla{type=GOLD_INGOT} 0.5 1-10 4'
+                - 'vanilla{type=EMERALD} 0.5 1-10 4'
+
+        # Some other tier
+        rare:
+            effect:
+                type: HELIX
+                particle: FIREWORKS_SPARK
+                period: 80
+            chance: 0.1
+            capacity: 10
+            drops: drop-table-id
+```
+
+Every tier has its own particle effect that will be displayed around the loot chest block every X ticks (it corresponds to the `period` option), until it is opened/it expires. A particle effect is defined by its type (the shape or figure the particle will draw) and the particle used (flame, firework, water, etc. particles).
+Available particle types are HELIX, OFFSET and GALAXY. Available particle names can be found over the [Spigot Javadocs](https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/Particle.html).
+
+`chance` is the probability for the tier to be chosen when a loot chest is spawned. All of the tier chances should add up to 1 (10% chance is 0.1).
+
+`drops` is the drop table used to fill the loot chest inventory along with `capacity` which is the chest capacity. For more information about how loot table _capacity_ works, please refer to this [wiki page](https://git.lumine.io/mythiccraft/mmocore/-/wikis/Drop%20Tables). Note that you can either specify a drop table ID if your drop table is already setup in your drop tables config folder, or an entire config section if you want to define a new drop table specifically for the chest tier.
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