RavenHanni
If you play on the Ravengard server, you know the pain of hovering over every single item to check its value, compare its stats, or figure out if it's an upgrade. RavenHanni changes all of that. This client-side quality-of-life mod for Minecraft puts the information you actually care about directly on your screen, letting you make faster decisions and get back to the action. It is designed specifically for the Ravengard experience, and it transforms how you interact with loot, gear, and your own performance.
What Makes RavenHanni Stand Out?
RavenHanni is not just another inventory tweak. It is a comprehensive information overlay that works in real-time. Instead of opening your inventory and squinting at tooltips, you get clear, customizable labels and panels right where you need them. The mod is built to be unobtrusive by default, with a clever "hold to reveal" mechanic that keeps your screen clean until you actually need the data.
Item Labels That Tell the Whole Story
The core feature is the item label system. Crown values appear directly on item icons for rings, armor, belts, weapons, and anything else with a price. You will also see damage and attack speed for weapons, and defense values for armor. For those who prefer simplicity, a DPS mode replaces the stat spam with a single, combined damage-per-second number in larger text. These labels are hidden by default, but you can choose to show them always or bind them to a key like Left Shift, Right Shift, Left Ctrl, or Left Alt.
HUD Panels for Total Awareness
Beyond item labels, RavenHanni adds a suite of HUD panels that keep you informed during runs. You get an ability cooldown tracker that can display as text or a progress bar, a panel showing the crown value of your held item, and an estimated server TPS panel. The effects panel tracks active buffs and debuffs, while the DPS meter shows your damage output. A loot log records recent pickups with their values and a running session total, and a run stats panel tracks crowns and EXP earned. You can even see a list of nearby players in the hub. Every panel has its own color, scale, and optional background, and you can drag them anywhere on your screen.
Container Overlays and Smarter Loot Management
When you open a chest or container, RavenHanni kicks into high gear. It displays the total crown value of the container's contents and can highlight slots that exceed a threshold you set, anywhere from 100k to 100M. The mod will outline the best damage, defense, or stamina item, and it can also highlight items with zero readable stats. Cooldown tint shows which items are on cooldown, and healing highlight outlines food and healing items with optional +heal amount labels. Rarity highlight and a gear highlighter for items with damage or defense round out the visual cues. A loot contents overview shows the top items and total value at a glance.
Upgrade Suggestions and Inventory Control
One of the most useful features is the upgrade suggestion system. RavenHanni tells you when loot beats your currently equipped gear, and it marks the best armor and accessory upgrades in your inventory. This removes the guesswork from gearing up. For inventory management, you can hover over any slot and press L to lock it, preventing accidental moves. There is also a handy chat copy feature that lets you right-click any chat line to copy it to your clipboard.
How to Install RavenHanni
Installing RavenHanni is straightforward. The mod is fully client-side and works on Fabric with Fabric API. You will need to install Fabric Loader for Minecraft 1.21.11. Once that is done, simply put Fabric API and the ravengard-qol jar file into your mods folder. Launch the game, and you are ready to go. The process is simple, but if you want a more streamlined experience, you might consider using a launcher that handles mod management for you. For instance, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install for many popular mods, and its add-on catalog can help you find and deploy RavenHanni for Minecraft without manually downloading files. It also handles version compatibility checks, ensuring you have the right build for your game.
Using RavenHanni in Game
Once you are in the game, join the Ravengard server. Hold Left Shift (or your chosen key) to reveal item values and stats. Press U or type /rqol to open the settings menu, where every single option is searchable and lives in one place. Press M to open the layout editor and drag your HUD panels to your preferred positions. The config menu works even when you are not on the Ravengard server, but the mod includes a master toggle that disables all other features when you are not on the server, so it won't interfere with your other worlds.
Customization and Backend Options
Every label and panel has its own color options, including preset swatches and a hex picker, plus a size slider. For advanced users, there is a backend feature that allows for optional posting of run crowns and EXP to your own server. You can test the connection directly from the menu. This is a powerful tool for community tracking or personal statistics.
Final Thoughts
RavenHanni is an essential tool for any serious Ravengard player. It streamlines the loot process, provides critical combat data, and offers a level of customization that puts you in full control of your interface. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a new player, the clarity it provides is invaluable. Download RavenHanni today and see how much smoother your runs can be. The mod is a prime example of how a well-crafted quality-of-life add-on can enhance the entire Minecraft experience.