[AOT] Regiment funds: Add Attack on Titan Currency to Minecraft

Add Attack on Titan currency to your world with the [AOT] Regiment funds add-on for Minecraft. Stack coins, open the RF menu, and trade like a Scout!

[AOT] Regiment funds

Fans of Attack on Titan have spent years recreating the walls, the uniforms, and the gear in Minecraft, but one crucial piece of the world was always missing: the money. [AOT] Regiment funds fixes that gap by introducing Regiment Funds, the currency used across the military branches in the anime and manga. This add-on was originally created as a commission, and it focuses on doing one job well rather than flooding your game with unnecessary clutter.

If you have ever wanted your survival economy to feel like it belongs inside the Walls, this is the add-on to try. You can download [AOT] Regiment funds and start handling coins the same session you install it.

What the Add-On Adds

The core of the pack is a simple, readable currency system. Instead of one generic coin, you get three denominations that mirror how real money works in the source material.

  • 1 RF coin - the smallest unit, perfect for everyday purchases and small trades.
  • 5 RF coin - a mid-tier coin that keeps your inventory tidy during medium transactions.
  • 10 RF coin - the high-value coin for big deals and faction treasuries.

Because the values are split across three coins, they stack easily and will not overfill your inventory the way a single massive pile of identical items would. The add-on also includes a coin entity, which means loose coins can exist in the world as physical objects rather than only as inventory items. One important detail: coins will not spawn manually, so the economy stays under your control instead of littering the map on its own.

Opening the Regiment Funds Menu

Default Keybind and How to Change It

Accessing your funds is quick. Press the 0 key on your keyboard to open the Regiment Funds menu. If that key already does something else in your setup, do not worry, because the binding can be changed in the standard controls menu like any other keybind.

The menu gives you a clean overview of your currency, which is far more convenient than counting stacks by hand. For server owners running roleplay or faction worlds, this makes bookkeeping much easier for everyone involved.

Version and Loader Compatibility

[AOT] Regiment funds for Minecraft is built for modern Java Edition releases, with support across recent 1.20.x and 1.21.x versions. It runs on both Forge and NeoForge, so most players can drop it into an existing modded profile without rebuilding their setup from scratch. Always check the exact file that matches your loader before installing, since mixing Forge and NeoForge builds is a common source of crashes.

Players who prefer a smoother setup often grab their mods through the foxygame.net launcher, where [AOT] Regiment funds sits in a browsable catalog and installs with a single click, no manual folder digging required.

How to Install

Getting the add-on running takes only a few minutes. Here is the standard process for a manual installation.

  • Install the correct loader version for your Minecraft release, either Forge or NeoForge.
  • Place the [AOT] Regiment funds file into your mods folder.
  • Launch the game once so the mod can generate its configuration files.
  • Open the controls menu and confirm or rebind the Regiment Funds key.
  • Test the menu in a singleplayer world before joining a server.

If you play on a server, remember that the add-on must be installed on the server side as well for the coin entity and menu to behave correctly for all players. Client-only installs can cause desync issues with currency displays.

Why It Fits Attack on Titan Roleplay

Economy mods are usually generic. This one is not. Regiment Funds ties directly into the military structure of the Attack on Titan universe, which makes it a natural fit for Scout Regiment roleplay servers, training corps economies, and faction-based warfare maps. Paying recruits, funding expeditions, and taxing districts all suddenly feel thematic instead of arbitrary.

The three-coin system also encourages natural price scaling. Cheap supplies cost a few 1 RF coins, equipment costs 5 RF, and rare gear or property can be priced in 10 RF. That range keeps trading interesting without forcing players to carry absurd amounts of a single item.

Final Thoughts

[AOT] Regiment funds is a focused, well-scoped add-on that does exactly what it promises. It adds authentic Attack on Titan currency, keeps your inventory manageable with three stacked denominations, and gives you a dedicated menu for tracking your money. Whether you are running a full roleplay server or just want a more immersive economy in your solo world, it earns its place in your mod list. Download [AOT] Regiment funds, bind your menu key, and start paying your regiment the way it deserves.