Quiver Mod / Addon

Quiver Mod is one of those addons that immediately makes ranged combat feel smoother, because it kills the most annoying part of using bows: inventory babysitting. Instead of carrying three different arrow stacks and constantly dragging them around, the quiver stores arrows inside itself across five separate slots and handles the refilling for you. The tooltip is basically your mini UI—when you hover the quiver, you can see what arrow types are stored, how many are left, and which slot is currently selected, so you’re not guessing or opening extra menus.



In actual gameplay, the best part is how “set it and forget it” it feels. You load arrows once, then you just shoot normally. After each shot, the system automatically refills your active arrows so your bow/crossbow keeps firing the correct arrow type without you having to touch your inventory. That matters a lot when you’re kiting mobs in a cave, defending a base at night, or doing PvP where one second of inventory fumbling gets you folded. The quiver also supports normal arrows, spectral, tipped, and other variants, and it keeps tipped effects clean—different effects won’t get mixed into the same slot, so you don’t accidentally burn a poison arrow when you meant to use healing or vice versa.

Capacity is chunky but still easy to understand: 5 storage slots, 64 arrows each, so up to 320 arrows in one quiver. And there’s no separate GUI to learn. Using it normally (not sneaking) is a quick load/unload toggle: if it’s empty, it pulls arrows from your inventory and distributes them into the five slots; if it already has arrows, it unloads everything back into your inventory, and anything that doesn’t fit drops near you. Sneaking use cycles the selected arrow slot through non-empty slots, instantly switching what arrow type gets fed for shooting, which is perfect for swapping from “normal” to “special” arrows on the fly.

Offhand support is included too. You can carry the quiver in your offhand, and since offhand “use” can be unreliable, the addon maps interaction to hitting—so with the quiver in offhand, hitting a block or entity triggers the same actions (normal hit to load/unload, sneak-hit to switch slot). Under the hood, it keeps a small buffer of arrows in your inventory so the bow always fires correctly, and if you start drawing without an active buffer, it can auto-activate an available quiver (hotbar selection first, then offhand, then inventory). Multiplayer safety is handled cleanly: each quiver is private, doesn’t mix with other quivers or players, and if a dropped quiver despawns, the stored arrows aren’t deleted—they get dropped into the world. You craft it on a crafting table using leather and string, and from that point on, ranged combat in Minecraft Bedrock just feels way less annoying.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!