junk trove void fishing

It looks like you're combining several terms that might relate to gaming, crafting, or loot systems. Here's a breakdown of each term and how they might connect: Junk Trove - A "trove" typically refers to a collection of valuable items (e.g., treasure trove). - "Junk" implies low-value or common items. - In games, a "junk trove" could be a loot pool filled with mostly useless or common items (e.g., broken gear, scrap materials). Some games (like Elder Scrolls Online or Fallout) have "junk" items that can be scrapped or sold. Void Fishing - "Void" often refers to otherworldly or empty dimensions (e.g., Warframes Void, WoWs Twisting Nether). - "Fishing" in games can mean literal fishing (like Stardew Valley) or metaphorically "fishing" for rare loot. - Possible Meaning: - Fishing in a void-themed area (e.g., catching void creatures or corrupted fish). - A mechanic where players "fish" for items in a void/randomized loot pool (e.g., Risk of Rain 2s Void Fields). - A meme or nonsensical activity (like "fishing for nothing" in the void). Possible Game References: Warframe: Void relics contain loot, and fishing exists in open worlds (but not in the Void). Terraria: The "Void Bag" holds junk items, and fishing yields treasure/crates. WoW: Void-themed zones (e.g., Shadowlands) and fishing mechanics. Indie Games: Some roguelikes/indie titles use abstract terms like this for quirky mechanics. If Youre Designing a Game Mechanic: A "junk trove void fishing" system could mean: Players "fish" in a void-themed zone, pulling random items from a pool mostly filled with junk (scrap, low-tier gear) but with rare chances for powerful void-themed rewards. Let me know if you meant a specific game or context!