RealmForgeStats

RealmForge Stats

Sends your own skill levels, death causes and lifetime tallies to the server

so they can be shown on a server's stats page — leaderboards for kills, trees

felled, distance travelled, bosses, fishing and more.

Optional for every player. Install it and you appear in the tables; don't, and

you simply don't. Nobody is ever kicked for lacking it.

Why it exists

Valheim keeps characters on each player's own PC. A world save contains no

player data at all, and a dedicated server never learns why anyone died — it

only sees that a character was reset. Meanwhile the game itself is quietly

counting 200+ things about you, including 26 separate causes of death.

Those numbers exist. They just have no way of reaching the server. This mod is

that way.

What is sent

• Character name and skill levels
• Death causes — killed by a creature, fell, drowned, froze, burned, poisoned,

crushed by a tree, and the rest

• Lifetime tallies — kills, boss kills, trees felled (by species), distance

walked / ran / sailed, pieces built, tallest build, mining, fishing, taming

• Per-creature kill counts

One small update every two minutes while you play, skipped entirely when

nothing has changed.

What is never sent

• Your inventory. Not what you carry, not what you have crafted, not what

you have picked up. What you own is nobody else's business.

• Whether you have used console commands. The game records it; this mod

does not read it. A stats page should be a leaderboard, not a report card.

Installing

Players — install with a mod manager, or drop RealmForgeStats.dll into

BepInEx/plugins. That is all; there is nothing to configure.

Server admins — the same DLL on the server, which receives what players

send and writes it to live-stats.json for your site to read. By default that

lands in a stats folder beside the game install; set the environment variable

REALMFORGE_STATS_DIR to put it somewhere specific. The server never requires

the mod of anyone: clients without it are simply absent from the data.

Rows are keyed to the sending player, so nobody can write anyone else's stats.

The numbers come from a client and a client can lie, so treat them as a fun

scoreboard rather than an audited record — this only ever feeds a display file

and never affects gameplay.

A note on the numbers

The tallies are lifetime totals for that character, not for the current

world. A player who has been at it for years arrives with a head start.