Valhalla Modpack Greylist
Lightweight greylist modpack focused on QoL, visuals, and performance.
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The Valhalla Community Greylist Modpack
Welcome to the Valhalla Greylist Modpack!
This is a lightweight optional add-on modpack for players who want extra quality-of-life features, better visuals, useful UI tools, and performance-friendly options without being forced into the full main Valhalla modpack.
You can use all of these mods, or you can use only the ones you personally want. This pack is meant to be flexible. Some players may want every visual and UI improvement, while others may only want the FPS/performance options for smoother gameplay.
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Our priority is keeping the server fun, safe, and free from cheaters or griefers. Whether you are a builder, explorer, farmer, fighter, or casual Viking, you are welcome here.
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What Is This Greylist Modpack?
This greylist pack is a collection of approved optional client-side mods that are allowed for Valhalla players.
These mods are focused on:
- Better visuals
- Better map readability
- More comfortable building
- Easier recipe lookup
- Improved UI information
- Better FPS for lower-end PCs
- Reduced visual clutter from grass, snow, and ash particles
This is not meant to replace the main Valhalla modpack. It is a lightweight optional pack for players who want extra comfort, beauty, or performance while staying within approved Valhalla rules.
You do not need to install every mod. Pick what fits your setup.
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==Included Greylist Mods==
Willybachs HD Seasonality
Willybach-Willybachs\_HD\_Seasonality
Allows Seasonality to use beautiful HD texture support. This is great if you want Valheim’s seasonal changes to look much cleaner, sharper, and more immersive.
Best for:
- Players who care about visuals
- Players using Seasonality
- Players with stronger PCs or extra VRAM
If your PC struggles with graphics, this may be one of the first visual mods to remove.
Pixel Map Icons
TheOllix-PixelMapIcons
Adds more colorful and fun map pins/icons. This helps make your map easier to read and gives it more personality.
Best for:
- Explorers
- Map markers
- Group play
- Players who like a cleaner, more useful map
Gizmo
ComfyMods-Gizmo
Allows you to rotate building pieces on the X, Y, and Z axis instead of being limited to basic rotation. This is one of the best building comfort mods for creative builders.
Best for:
- Builders
- Decorators
- Advanced base design
- Players who want cleaner angles and more freedom when placing pieces
ClearTheAir
Crystal-ClearTheAir
Allows wisp clearing range to be configurable. This is useful for improving visibility in mist-heavy areas and making exploration less frustrating.
Best for:
- Mistlands exploration
- Better visibility
- Players who dislike heavy mist obstruction
VNEI
MSchmoecker-VNEI
Adds an in-game recipe lookup system so you can search items, crafting recipes, and related information without constantly checking outside websites.
Best for:
- Newer players
- Modded crafting
- Recipe checking
- Players who want less alt-tabbing
Azus UnOfficial Config Manager
Azumatt-Azus\_UnOfficial\_ConfigManager
Adds an in-game configuration manager for changing certain client-side mod settings more easily. This is useful for tweaking personal settings without digging through config files.
Best for:
- Players who want easier config changes
- Adjusting client-side preferences
- Testing visual or performance settings
Note: Server-enforced configs still override personal settings when applicable.
CombatOwner
Smoothbrain-CombatOwner
Switches creature ownership to the player the creature is targeting. In multiplayer, this can make combat feel smoother and more respo
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. In multiplayer, the host and every client need the same mods installed.
Install these first, or the mod will not work: