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Early Access · 0.107.7839 source review

Dimraeth Mods Guide: Catalogue, Setup and Compatibility

On this page
  1. Find a mod
  2. Compare Dimraeth mods by purpose
  3. Quick Zoom: installation and controls
  4. Item Filter: distinguish author tests from current compatibility
  5. Necroskelly is a mod, not a newly released official class
  6. Reno's Minimap: confirm files before installing
  7. Retired difficulty mods and experimental servers
  8. Official multiplayer limits after patches
  9. Install one change and retain a recovery route

Find a Dimraeth mod

AUTHOR-SOURCED MOD CATALOGUE

Find a mod for one purpose. Listing versions are author claims; compatibility with game build 0.107.7839 has not been independently tested.

6 of 6 listings

Quick Zoom

guilIotine: camera hotkeys, sensitivity and reset through an F6 menu.

Author version: 0.3.1 · author update September 20, 2026

No independently verified 0.107.7839 compatibility; no controller support guarantee.

Installation & removal scope

Author specifies BepInEx 6 IL2CPP; place ZoomMod.dll in BepInEx/plugins. Page Up/Page Down adjust zoom; F6 opens settings.

Read author instructions ↗: Quick Zoom

Reno's Minimap

SleepyReno: circular minimap, player marker, compass and dialogue hiding; the reviewed page showed Files 0.

Author version: Header 1.1.3; changelog 1.1.4 · September 23, 2026

Header and changelog disagree; current package availability and 0.107.7839 compatibility are unconfirmed.

Installation & removal scope

Author specifies BepInEx 6 IL2CPP and RenosUtilities.dll in BepInEx/plugins; confirm a current file exists before following these instructions.

Read author instructions ↗: Reno's Minimap

Item Filter

DimraethDB-Link-Nyatsuru: client-side item visibility, presets and pickup filtering.

Author version: 2.4.2 · author update October 5, 2026

Author reports testing on 0.107.7822. That is not a test of 0.107.7839, and this site has not tested either.

Installation & removal scope

Author specifies BepInEx-Unity.IL2CPP 6.0.0; place the release DLL named DimraethItemFilter-... in BepInEx/plugins after the initial loader run.

Read author instructions ↗: Item Filter

Necroskelly

TheMrEvil: an unofficial skeleton race and necromancer class with skill-tree combinations. These are not vanilla character choices.

Author version: 1.4 · author update September 28, 2026

No verified 0.107.7839 or multiplayer compatibility; use separate backed-up character and world data.

Installation & removal scope

Author links BepInEx installation and specifies the IL2CPP Windows x64 build be.788; then extract the mod archive into the game folder containing the executable.

Read author instructions ↗: Necroskelly

Hell Mode Difficulty and Custom Level Cap

Cumiterbang marks this combined difficulty/level-cap page OBSOLETE and no longer maintained; the reviewed page showed Files 0.

Author version: 2 · author update September 22, 2026

No current support established. Modified levels or stats can conflict with official multiplayer limits.

Installation & removal scope

Do not use the retired combined package as a current installation recommendation. Read the author page for its maintenance notice.

Read author instructions ↗: Hell Mode Difficulty and Custom Level Cap

DimServ

TheMrEvil: an unofficial headless-server mod. The author explicitly warns that testing was limited.

Author version: 1.1 · author update October 1, 2026

Author warns of likely issues and possible need for another game copy. Current availability does not establish an official dedicated-server release or 0.107.7839 compatibility.

Installation & removal scope

Author specifies BepInEx IL2CPP Windows x64 be.788, archive extraction to the game folder and its bundled executable under BepInEx/plugins/DimraethServer. Read the included commands documentation.

Read author instructions ↗: DimServ

Dimraeth has unofficial camera, loot-filter, navigation and character mods, but an author's listing does not establish compatibility with the latest game build. This catalogue was checked on October 15, 2026, after official hotfix 0.107.7839. No listed mod has been independently tested here. Choose a specific purpose, read its current author instructions and protect both your character and world before installing.

Compare Dimraeth mods by purpose

The catalogue below separates a published listing, an unavailable-file warning and an explicitly retired package. These statuses describe the reviewed author pages; they are not safety ratings or a best-mod ranking. The interactive catalogue lets you narrow the same selections by purpose and maintenance status.

Mod and authorListed version / updatePurposeImportant limit
Quick Zoom — guilIotine0.3.1 / September 20Camera zoom and hotkeysCurrent game compatibility untested
Item Filter — DimraethDB-Link-Nyatsuru2.4.2 / October 5Inventory and ground-item filteringAuthor's game test is 0.107.7822, not 0.107.7839
Necroskelly — TheMrEvil1.4 / September 28Skeleton race and necromancer classUnofficial character content; multiplayer support unverified
Reno's Minimap — SleepyRenoHeader 1.1.3, changelog 1.1.4 / September 23Navigation overlayVersion conflict and Files 0 in the reviewed page
Hell Mode and Custom Level Cap — Cumiterbang2 / September 22Difficulty and level changesAuthor marks the combined package OBSOLETE
DimServ — TheMrEvil1.1 / October 1Headless server experimentAuthor reports limited testing and likely issues

Download counts and endorsement totals are omitted because the reviewed pages did not expose dependable current totals. This is a selected catalogue, not a claim to list every mod.

Quick Zoom: installation and controls

The author's instructions require BepInEx 6 for IL2CPP, then ZoomMod.dll in the game's BepInEx/plugins folder. The published defaults use Page Up / Page Down for zoom and F6 for settings, including key rebinding, sensitivity and reset. Follow the linked release instructions for the loader archive and platform.

After a clean launch, check dialogue, combat telegraphs and the reset function at your normal resolution. A working camera toggle does not prove controller support or compatibility with another overlay. Keep its files identifiable so you can remove this one change before troubleshooting a later game update.

Item Filter: distinguish author tests from current compatibility

Item Filter changes item visibility and provides filter presets. Its version history also adds pickup filtering and salvage-related options, so review those settings before using it with equipment you want to keep. Start with display filtering and a disposable test inventory before enabling any action that removes items.

The author names game patch 0.107.7822 as the tested version and BepInEx-Unity.IL2CPP 6.0.0 as a requirement. Its documented DLL goes in BepInEx/plugins after the loader's first successful run. That published test does not extend automatically to 0.107.7839. This website has not reproduced it.

Necroskelly is a mod, not a newly released official class

Necroskelly adds skeleton and necromancer character options. Those additions should not be confused with the official Early Access roster of Human, Minotaur and Elf alongside Brawler, Mage and Shadow. A modded class demonstration does not expand the vanilla roster or establish a normal-game build benchmark.

The author specifies a BepInEx IL2CPP Windows x64 build, then archive extraction into the game folder containing its executable. Read that package's instructions rather than borrowing Quick Zoom's single-DLL method. Do not assume an existing character migrates safely between modified and unmodified trees.

Reno's Minimap: confirm files before installing

The reviewed author page describes a circular minimap, compass, player marker and automatic hiding during dialogue. Its instructions name RenosUtilities.dll, BepInEx 6 IL2CPP and a configuration file under BepInEx/config.

However, the same page shows 1.1.3 in its version header, 1.1.4 in its changelog and Files 0. Those observations do not establish an available current package. Resolve that mismatch on the author's page before treating any copied installation instructions as usable. The unmodified map guide remains a reference if an overlay is unavailable.

Dimraeth Earlwood map with the Lost Child quest marker

The ordinary quest-map interface provides a baseline when deciding whether a minimap overlay solves your navigation problem; this is not a mod screenshot.

Retired difficulty mods and experimental servers

The combined Hell Mode / Custom Level Cap page explicitly says it is no longer maintained and labels itself obsolete. It should not be treated as a current recommended way to raise the level cap. Its older claims about save safety do not provide an independent guarantee.

DimServ is a separate, unofficial server project. Its author describes headless hosting, but also warns that testing was limited and another copy of the game may be necessary. Read its bundled documentation before experimenting; the listing does not establish official dedicated-server support, a supported command set or current multiplayer reliability.

Official multiplayer limits after patches

The September 23 official release notes state that characters modified beyond the game's limits are rejected from multiplayer worlds. September 25 notes cap equipment rarity at Mythical and remove impossible gold equipment; October 5 notes describe removing or correcting impossible gear stats. A tool that edits a value locally cannot promise that a server will accept the resulting character.

Use Cheat Engine and progression tools only within the limits described there. An ordinary camera overlay and a level editor affect different systems; neither should be labelled compatible solely because the other launches.

Install one change and retain a recovery route

  1. Record the game version and exact mod release. Read the author's requirements, file list and removal instructions.
  2. Close the game and back up both character and world data outside the active save location. Confirm you can identify the untouched copy.
  3. Install only the required loader, then verify a clean launch before adding the selected mod.
  4. Add one mod, test its specific function and check adjacent systems such as dialogue, inventory or casting.
  5. Relaunch with the disposable character and world. Confirm both normal loading and the mod's removal before retaining it.

After a patch, revisit the author's update history and the official patch summary. If a feature fails, keep the symptom and version together rather than installing several additional packages to compensate. No universal Dimraeth load order is verified here.