PvP Mods

Recommended PvP mods

• Reach Display for hit distance and combo spacing awareness. Open on Modrinth
• Sodium for better FPS on modern versions. Open on Modrinth
• AppleSkin for hunger and saturation information during caves and long fights. Open on Modrinth
• BetterF3 for a cleaner debug screen and easier info reading. Open on Modrinth
• Gamma Utils if you want brighter caves without editing files every time. Open on Modrinth
• Damage Indicator if you want a clean client-side health display during fights. Open on Modrinth
• Uku's Armor HUD if you want a lightweight armor HUD for faster durability and gear-state reads during fights. Open on Modrinth
• TotemCounter if you want clean totem-pop tracking when fights or events use totems. Open on Modrinth
• Crosshair Indicator if you want extra spacing feedback around hits and range judgment. Open on Modrinth
• Status Effect Timer for cleaner potion and effect timing. Open on Modrinth
• Modern Keystrokes if you want visible input feedback on screen. Open on Modrinth
• Zoomify for a clean zoom with strong config options. Open on Modrinth
• FreeLook if you want better awareness without changing movement direction. Open on Modrinth
• Mod Menu to configure the rest more easily. Open on Modrinth

Why these mods are actually useful

A reach display does not increase your reach. It shows useful hit-distance information so you can understand spacing better. Sodium helps keep fights smooth. BetterF3, Gamma Utils and AppleSkin all improve readability and decision-making in caves and longer games. Health indicators, armor HUDs, totem tracking and crosshair indicators are especially useful in UHC or event fights because they make pressure windows, gear state and spacing reads easier to process. Zoom and freelook mainly improve awareness.

That is the right category of PvP mod: more information, cleaner visibility, stronger performance and better review. Not combat automation.

Mods, settings and clients all solve different problems

Single mods are best when you want to build your own setup piece by piece. If you first want cleaner fullscreen, hotkeys, FOV and subtitle settings, open Settings Tips. If you want bundled all-in-one options such as Lunar, Feather, LabyMod or NoRisk, open PvP Clients.

A lot of players do best with a simple combination: stable settings first, a few useful mods second, then a client only if they really want the convenience. If you mainly care about UHC information, pair this page with UHC PvP.

Important warning

Do not use mods that fake or extend combat ability. If a mod changes your real reach, attacks automatically or interferes with server combat rules, it is not a normal PvP helper mod anymore.