Raphael
Unified client UI for V Rising server mods (Bloodcraft, Beelzebub, Uriel, Faust, Nyarlathotep, Kindred) plus a standalone chat window. Commands, stats and reports as buttons, forms and overlays. (Form
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Raphael, Lord of Wisdom
A client-side V Rising UI that turns the chat commands of popular server-side mods into buttons, forms, and on-screen overlays. Each mod's tabs appear only when that mod is detected on your server — so it works whether your server runs one, several, or none.
Works with: Bloodcraft · Beelzebub · Uriel · Faust · Nyarlathotep · KindredCommands · KindredLogistics — plus a standalone tabbed chat window that works on any server.
🟣 Formerly BloodCraftHub — same mod, renamed. Switching over? See Migrating from BloodCraftHub and don't run both at once.
⚠️ Pre-1.0 beta. It's daily-driven on a live server, but you may hit rough edges. The fastest way to get a fix is the Shadow Realm Discord.
What you get
- One panel for your server's mods — left-rail tab groups for Bloodcraft, Kindred, Beelzebub, Uriel, Faust, and Nyarlathotep; each shows only when detected.
- Commands as forms — player pickers, dropdowns, and number fields instead of typing.lvl set into chat.
- Live HUD overlays — XP, familiar, weapon/blood, professions, quests, shift-spell cooldown, and more. Each is draggable, resizable, and individually toggleable.
- Standalone chat window — tabbed per-channel chat (Global / Local / Clan / Whispers / System), whisper anyone online, custom colors, and per-channel history controls (keep conversation, drop noisy System floods). Needs no server mods.
- Chat & Diagnostics in one place — choose what Raphael hides from chat and what it logs, for itself and every server mod. Presets: Quiet, Normal, Show everything. Replies to commands you send always show.
- In-built game guide — a "V Rising Basics" tab explaining the base game (blood, Gear Level, V Bloods, castles, hazards) and how each mod changes it, so new players have a one-stop primer.
- Admin tooling — surfaced wherever the backing mod provides it: Kindred admin, Beelzebub ability shaping and lock groups, Faust server analytics, Uriel sharing/spawning, Nyarlathotep event control.
Full feature list
- Floating Raphael + OV buttons (top-right) — open the panel; OV is a master overlay show/hide (with optional timed auto-reappear and launcher hiding).
- Tab groups (each appears only when its server mod is detected):
- Bloodcraft — Familiars, Boxes, V-Bloods, All Familiars, Class, Weapon Expertise, Blood Legacy, Unarmed + Shift, Prestige, Levels, Daily Quests, Admin.
- Kindred — Logistics (+ admin), Commands, Admin: Players / Server / World.
- Beelzebub — Bestiary, Loadout (universal + per-weapon + per-form ability sets), Hotkeys, Transforms, Settings, admin Config / Players.
- Faust — Castle Info, Open/All Plots, Decay Watch, Castle Resources, Player Info, Clans, Player Positions, Server Stats, Boss Status, Leaderboards, World Map, admin Control / Oversight.
- Nyarlathotep — Live Events (wave countdowns), Leaderboards, My Stats, Settings, admin Events / Zones / Announce / Kill Switch.
- Settings & Help — Quick Start, per-mod Help guides, V Rising Basics (in-built base-game guide), Game Guide (external links), Settings, Chat & Diagnostics, About.
- Secondary overlays (toggle from the footer) — XP, Familiar, Familiar Browser, Daily Quest, Professions, Shift Spell, a Combined info overlay, Quick Actions, a Familiar Quick Spawn overlay, and a Faust Boss Tracker. Each is independently draggable/resizable with its own transparency; visibility persists across sessions.
- Freeze actions while the UI is open (opt-in) — stop moving/attacking/casting and block menu hotkeys while you click around the panel.
- "Last server response" panel — replies to read-data commands (.wep get,.class l, …) show in-UI, not just in chat.
- Live data via Bloodcraft's signed broadcast protocol, with chat-regex fallback for replies it doesn't cover.
- Fast opening — the panel opens right away; tabs fill in without freezing the game.
- Refresh button (panel footer, bottom-right; also Settings → Connection) — clears chat history and stale UI caches without touching settings. Use it if t
Install & use Install: BepInEx plugin
- The archive from playbuff is the mod itself — usually a BepInEx plugin (a .dll or a plugin folder once unzipped).
- Recommended: use a community mod manager (such as r2modman) — pick this game, import the mod, and the manager sets up BepInEx and its dependencies for you.
- Manual route: install the BepInEx loader in the game folder, then drop the unzipped .dll or plugin folder into BepInEx/plugins/.
- Launch the game — the BepInEx console logs every plugin it loads; seeing this mod in the log means it is installed.
Mods with listed dependencies need those installed too, or they will not load. Options are usually changed in-game or in the plugin's config file.
Install these first, or the mod will not work: