TierTagger

What it does

Once installed, TierTagger reads the public NexusTiers ranking data and draws a small tier label next to ranked players you encounter, both on their in-world nametag and in the player list. It's purely visual and client-side: it changes nothing on the server and gives no gameplay advantage.

• Nametag tags: a player's current tier shows above their head.
• Tab-list tags: the same label appears next to their name in the player list.
• Chat tags: ranked players' names are labeled in chat messages too.
• Auto-refresh: tags update automatically as ranks change on the site.

Customization

Type /nexustiers in chat to open a settings screen where you can tailor how tags appear. Your choices are saved automatically and persist between sessions.

• Which tier to show: pick between Vanilla (Crystal ladder), Mace (Mace ladder), or Highest Tier, which compares both ladders and displays whichever rank is higher. Vanilla and Mace tiers use their own distinct custom icons so you can tell them apart at a glance.
• Tag placement: choose whether the tier label sits to the left or right of the player's name, applied consistently across nametags, the tab list, and chat.

Install

1. Install Fabric Loader for your Minecraft version and drop Fabric API into your mods folder.
2. Pick your Minecraft version above, download the TierTagger .jar and place it in the same mods folder. Each version has its own file, so make sure they match.
3. Launch Minecraft with the Fabric profile, and tier tags appear automatically.

All downloads

TierTagger 1.1 is built separately for every supported Minecraft version. Download the one that matches your game.

All files are Fabric, client-side and about 44 KB.