Project feature · Java / Bedrock
Verity Companion
The Java project describes Verity as a personal assistant; Bedrock projects also describe a helper companion.
REFERENCE DATABASE
Verity Mod Wiki:
items, weapons & recipes.
A source-aware reference for the Verity projects. Feature descriptions are tied to public project pages; recipes, IDs, and version-sensitive behavior should be confirmed before use.
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VERIFIED PROJECT FEATURES
Open an entry before you build around it.
Story element · Java
The Box
Verity JE’s public description says Verity spawns in its own animated box.
Entity · Java
Verity Demon
A hostile entity named in the Verity JE project description and connected to the companion’s story.
Gameplay feature · Java
Extreme Darkness
A darkness-focused gameplay change mentioned in the public Verity JE overview.
Setup feature · Java
Local AI Assistant / Ollama
Verity JE documents a fully local assistant path using Ollama, alongside a Groq cloud API key option, for players who want local processing.
Control · Java
Talk to Verity (Y key)
On the Java build, players use the Y key microphone to speak to the companion, which responds with voice.
Story / mechanic · Lore
3-Day Countdown
A recurring beat where Verity warns that something is coming in three days, central to the story arc.
ESSENTIAL CRAFTING RECIPES
Recipes need a version beside them.
Use the matrix as a visual starting point, then confirm the recipe in the in-game book or the maintainer’s source for your exact build.
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IN-GAME COMMANDS & SPAWN IDS
Copy carefully. Verify the namespace.
/give <player> <namespace:item>/summon <namespace:entity>HOW TO USE THIS WIKI
Every entry is tied to a source.
This Verity Mod Wiki does not invent recipes, item IDs, damage values, or spawn commands. Each entry names the feature, the edition it belongs to, and its source status, then points you to what you should verify in-game. The Verity companion, the animated Box, the Verity Demon, and the extreme-darkness effect are all named on the public Verity JE project page as project features, while the three-day countdown is a story beat from the Something ARG that should be confirmed before treating it as a gameplay timer. When you want mechanics rather than story, start from the source page linked in each entry; when you want the meaning behind them, use the lore guide.