Uriel

Uriel, Lord of Hosts

A server-side umbrella mod for V Rising dedicated servers — a host of

independent, admin-toggleable quality-of-life enhancements and structural fixes.

⚠ Heads-up before you install

Pre-1.0 — in active development. Test it first; don't roll it out broadly on a

busy live server until you've vetted it yourself. Uriel is pre-release and

evolving quickly. The features below are implemented and tested in local and

dedicated development/test-server environments — not yet on a live production

server. This is a server-side mod still under development: by running it you

are helping test it, and you take that risk on yourself. Please back up your

server save before adding any new mod, and ideally trial Uriel on a test server

(or a quiet plot) first. Commands, config keys, and behavior may still change

before 1.0.

Every feature is independently toggleable. If any one component feels

unstable, you can turn just that part off in the config (each feature has its

own Enabled switch) and keep using the rest — you never have to disable Uriel

wholesale. See the per-section notes below and the Configuration table.

Found a bug or have an idea? The fastest way to get a fix into the next

release is the The Shadow Realm Discord —

that's the primary bug-report and feedback channel. Written-up GitHub issues are

welcome too.

Repo:

Status: pre-1.0 public testing · server-side only · several feature groups

live today, more sub-mods planned under the Uriel umbrella.

What it does

Uriel is never all-or-nothing: every feature ships behind its own config

switch, and all sharing/editing is per-object opt-in — nothing is ever

shared or changed server-wide on your behalf.

🏺 Object Spawning (collect & place world objects)

Bring world objects the build menu never offers into your castle — resource

nodes, world chests, breakable crates and urns, and decorative props from across

the map (GloomRot, Cursed Forest, dungeons, ruins). Spawn one at your aim point —

or at your own location with the here flag (handy from a UI button) — inside

your own plot; it's indestructible and decay-proof by default, and you

move/rotate/remove it with.uriel move.uriel rotate.uriel despawn.

If an object sits floating or half-buried, nudge its height with.uriel raise.uriel lower — or, as an admin, set a permanent per-object correction with.uriel objcfg yoffset so it always sits flush.

Everything you place persists across restarts and is cleaned up automatically —

during play, within a couple of minutes — if its castle is ever abandoned or

destroyed (and you can't keep building on a plot you've given up).

Choose how durable it is with optional spawn flags: breakable (raids and

decay can destroy it), smashable (you can destroy it by hand too), or

respawn (it automatically comes back after being destroyed — until its castle

is gone or you.uriel despawn it). Mix them, e.g. `.uriel spawn 0

smashable respawn`.

Collect them by playing (Discovery mode). You unlock an object by destroying

one in the world — chop a tree, smash a crate, break an ore vein — with an

admin-set chance to "learn" it..uriel unlocks shows your collection and

percentage;.uriel catalog browses everything that exists;.uriel notify on|off

toggles the unlock messages. Roughly half of all objects can't be destroyed — those

unlock when you hit 100% collection, defeat Dracula (finish the game), or per

boss via an admin-curated map. Admins choose the model (or turn it off), can set a

build cost, block specific objects, and grant objects directly.

How it's managed: spawned world objects are placed and moved with the.uriel

commands above, not the vanilla build menu (an engine limitation — the game won't let

arbitrary world objects be selected in build mode). The optional Raphael companion

mod (formerly BloodCraftHub) can present a point-and-click palette UI.

Admins can put rules on player spawning. Set a per-object or global limit on ho