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Spoken Word

Do things on certain game events! Aims to be very customizable.
by ballaler
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Updated Jun 30, 2026
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Spoken Word

This lightweight client-side mod sends chat messages and/or commands when certain things happen in-game.
This mod is currently available for Minecraft version 1.16.5, 1.17, 1.20.1, and 1.20.2.

The 2.0 update underwent a significant rewrite, so older versions are no longer supported.
Do not install this on servers.

 

1.20

Features

  • Toggle any event on/off
  • IP filter so mod only works on certain servers
  • Filters for certain events

See wiki

Screenshots

Configuration

 

 

1.16.5-1.17

Features

  • Send on death
  • Send when another player joins
  • Send when you join a server
  • Send when a mob you named/tamed dies
  • Send when a certain mob dies
  • Send when chats/messages with certain keywords are received
  • Send when you die to certain mob(s) and/or player
  • Send when you break a block
  • Auto respawn
  • Automatically reply to GGs
  • Toggle on for certain servers
  • Variables such as %p and %e to substitute for player and entity names

 

Screenshots

For version 1.20

Supports Fabric and Forge
Requires Yet Another Config Library and Architectury API
You also want Mod Menu for Fabric

For versions 1.16-1.17
Requires Fabric API
Requires Fabric API
Suggests Mod Menu

No files available for download.

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