Reliquified Artifacts in All the Mons

Same as in the All the Mods 10 2.21 guide

Reliquified Artifacts is a compatibility addon that links two mods: Relics and Artifacts. Instead of Artifacts items being simple pieces of gear you stumble across, this addon reworks them to fit Relics' deeper leveling system, which gives them new mechanics and extra layers to dig into.^[1]

It's built for players who love collecting Artifacts gear but want more out of it. If you enjoy the idea of your accessories growing stronger over time through Relics-style progression, rather than staying the same from the moment you find them, this addon is for you.^[1]

The addon needs both Relics and Artifacts to work, and this pack includes it, so the converted artifacts are part of your game from the start.^[1][2]

Unverified Where this mod fits in the pack's progression isn't documented in the available sources. Which specific artifacts are converted in the version this pack uses is also unconfirmed.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Reliquified Artifacts is a compatibility addon that needs both Relics and Artifacts installed. It takes items from Artifacts and rebuilds them around the layered leveling system of Relics. The project page says it is still in development and converts only 35% of the artifacts so far, so only part of the Artifacts roster gets the Relics treatment.^[1]

Step 1: Craft Mimi-Dust

The one recipe from this mod in the pack's recipe dump is Mimi-Dust. The pack changed this recipe, so don't rely on what you remember from the mod's defaults. The block below shows the exact in-pack version.^[3]

Mimi-DustChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot
any redstone dust	Echo Shard	any redstone dust
Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot

Recipe id: reliquified_artifacts:mimi_dust

This is the pack's changed version of the recipe, not the mod default.

Step 2: Learn how the converted items level

The converted items work like Relics, not like plain Artifacts gear. Their tooltips describe abilities that gain experience from specific actions. The Angler's Hat, for example, earns +1 experience for each catch, each fish eaten and each treasure caught. Items also have rank modifiers that add extra effects, such as the hat's chance to catch a treasure instead of fish.^[4]

Unverified The sources here show no quests in the pack's quest book that involve this mod, so there is no quest chapter to tell you how to get the converted relics. Treat any early-game route for them as unconfirmed until you have tested it yourself.

Same as in the All the Mods 10 8.1 guide

Reliquified Artifacts has no machines, multiblocks, power or fluid systems. It's a compatibility addon between Relics and Artifacts. It takes items from the Artifacts mod and rebuilds them to fit the deeper leveling system of Relics, so the mechanics here are about gear and progression rather than automation.^[1]

The addon is still in development. It currently converts only 35% of the Artifacts items into relics, with more promised later. It also requires both Relics and Artifacts to be installed.^[1]

How a converted relic works

Each relic has one or more abilities. In the mod's text, every ability is described with three parts: what it does, how it earns experience, and extra effects called rank modifiers. Each relic also tracks statistics for what it has done for you, such as health restored or damage reduced.^[4]

Experience comes from using the relic's ability. These are some of the sources listed for the relics I could see:^[4]

• Angler's Hat: +1 experience for each catch, each fish eaten and each treasure caught.^[4]
• Antidote Vessel: +1 experience for each negative effect you receive.^[4]
• Aqua Dashers: +1 experience for every 5 seconds of movement on the water's surface, +1 for each boosted jump on the water's surface, and +1 for each ignored projectile while moving on the water's surface.^[4]
• Bunny Hoppers: +0.1 experience for each unit of jump height, and +1 for each hit on a target while falling after a high jump.^[4]
• Charm of Sinking: +1 experience for each air bubble restored.^[4]

Rank modifiers

Rank modifiers add extra behavior on top of a relic's main ability. For example, the Angler's Hat can make fish be consumed 2 times faster or give a chance of catching a treasure instead of fish. The Bunny Hoppers can remove fall damage after a high jump, and the Aqua Dashers can let you move on the water's surface without running.^[4]

The Antidote Vessel's main ability shortens the duration of negative effects on you. Its modifiers cap the strength of negative effects at level 1, and grant temporary protection against the same effect being reapplied. They can also reduce incoming damage for each active negative effect.^[4]

The exact percentages and durations appear in the item tooltips as placeholders, so I can't give you the pack's actual values here.^[4]

Crafting Mimi-Dust

Mimi-Dust is crafted with a shaped recipe, and the pack has changed that recipe from the mod's default. This is the in-pack version:^[3]

Mimi-DustChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot
any redstone dust	Echo Shard	any redstone dust
Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot

Recipe id: reliquified_artifacts:mimi_dust

Unverified What Mimi-Dust is used for, the Relics leveling thresholds, and any machine, power, fluid or automation behavior are not covered by the available sources. The pack also has no config files for this mod to check.

Reliquified Artifacts has no tier ladder of the kind you get with armor or tools. In this pack the progression happens inside each Artifact: the more you use one, the more its abilities grow. The quest book tells this story in the "Artifacts" chapter, which sits in the "Tools and Gear" group as chapter 25 of 70 and holds 49 quests.^[5]

The chapter opens with the "Artifacts" quest quest, which explains how the system works. After that, almost every quest is a single Artifact with no prerequisite. The one exception is "Eternal Steak" quest, which comes after "Everlasting Beef" quest.^[5]

How an Artifact grows

1. Find an Artifact. The quest book says you can get them by exploring, doing archeology, or killing Mimics.^[5]
2. Use it. You earn Relic Experience just from using the item.^[5]
3. Hold Shift on the item to open the Research Window.^[5]
4. Spend that experience to rank up the item's abilities. This unlocks stronger effects and even Synergies between items the more you play.^[5]

What the upgrades look like

Most Artifact quests describe one ability, and the later bonuses are the ones you unlock by ranking it up. A few Artifacts have two abilities: "Kitty Slippers" quest, "Umbrella" quest and "Villager Hat" quest. Here are some examples of how the quests describe the growth:^[5]

• "Warp Drive" quest: out of the box, thrown Ender Pearls are not consumed but go on a short cooldown. As you get more attuned, the teleport damage disappears too, and everyone nearby loses sight of you for a moment after you arrive.^[5]
• "Running Shoes" quest: you speed up the longer you sprint in a straight line, up to a cap. Further along, jumping while running builds speed faster, your step height while sprinting grows, and hitting max speed can grant a moment of Immortality.^[5]
• "Crystal Heart" quest: the quest says it grants 5 extra Hearts (10 points, bringing you to 30 Health by default). Longer use adds damage reduction at full Health, better healing below the bonus threshold, and a moment of Immortality after a single devastating hit.^[5]
• "Digging Claws" quest: it speeds up your mining and lets your bare fists dig like a Stone Pickaxe. The more you dig, the faster your hands and tools get, until your fists even pull a bit of extra Fortune.^[5]
• "Eternal Steak" quest: described as a hardier, tastier cousin of the Everlasting Beef. With use it gives a chance to eat for free, faster bites and a little extra healing with every meal.^[5]

Mimi-Dust

Mimi-Dust is the one item from this mod that the recipe dump shows being crafted, and the pack has changed its recipe from the mod's default. This is the recipe that applies in the pack:^[6]

Mimi-DustChanged by the pack

Crafting Shaped

Crafting Shaped

Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot
any redstone dust	Echo Shard	any redstone dust
Empty slot	Glowstone Dust	Empty slot

Recipe id: reliquified_artifacts:mimi_dust

Unverified The sources do not say how many ranks each ability has, how much Relic Experience each rank costs, or what Mimi-Dust is used for, so those details are unconfirmed.

Everything for this mod sits in a single quest chapter called Artifacts. It is in the Tools and Gear group, chapter 25 of 70 in the book, and it holds 49 quests.^[5]

The intro quest

The chapter opens with "Artifacts" quest, which explains what the addon does. Every Artifact grows with you: you rank up its Abilities in the Research Window (hold Shift on the item) using Relic Experience earned just from using it. That unlocks stronger effects and even Synergies between items. The quest also tells you where Artifacts come from: exploring, doing archeology, or killing Mimics. Mimics hide in underground Campsites and look like ordinary Chests until you get too close.^[5]

One quest per Artifact

After that, each quest is a single item task for one Artifact, and its text describes the Artifact's abilities. The book only shows one order dependency: "Eternal Steak" quest comes after "Everlasting Beef" quest. Both are food Artifacts with the Endless Meal ability, and the steak is described as a hardier, tastier cousin of the beef.^[5]

Here is how the rest of the chapter breaks down, so you know what to look for.^[5]

• Footwear: "Rooted Boots" quest, "Strider Shoes" quest, "Running Shoes" quest, "Aqua-Dashers" quest, "Bunny Hoppers" quest, "Snowshoes" quest, "Steadfast Spikes" quest, "Flippers" quest and "Kitty Slippers" quest.^[5]
• Mining: "Digging Claws" quest, "Onion Ring" quest, "Pickaxe Heater" quest and "Lucky Scarf" quest.^[5]
• Fighting: "Feral Claws" quest, "Power Glove" quest, "Fire Gauntlet" quest, "Vampiric Glove" quest and "Withered Bracelet" quest, plus the three pendants: "Thorn Pendant" quest, "Flame Pendant" quest and "Shock Pendant" quest.^[5]
• Movement and utility: "Warp Drive" quest, "Cloud in a Bottle" quest, "Helium Flamingo" quest, "Umbrella" quest and "Universal Attractor" quest.^[5]
• Hats: "Plastic Drinking Hat" quest, "Novelty Drinking Hat" quest, "Angler's Hat" quest, "Night Vision Goggles" quest, "Superstitious Hat" quest, "Cowboy Hat" quest, "Villager Hat" quest and "Snorkel" quest.^[5]

All the Mons 1.3.0 ships Reliquified Artifacts 1.0.8, and the mod has been in the pack since 0.3.0-beta or earlier.^[7]

Here are the notable changes from the mod's own changelogs, newest first. They describe the mod's releases, not pack-specific edits.^{[8][9][10][11][12][13][14]}

Release by release

• 1.0.8 (the version in this pack): fixed compatibility with Artifacts 13.2.3.^[7][8]
• 1.0.7: fixed a crash with Bountiful and updated the pt_br and zh_cn translations.^[9]
• 1.0.6: fixed compatibility with Relics 0.12.3.^[10]
• 1.0.4: fixed the stats of the Eternal Steak and Everlasting Beef, fixed a typo on the Invisibility Scarf, and fixed a crash caused by the Kitty Slippers description.^[11]
• 1.0.3: fixed a crash with the Fire Gauntlet, rebalanced the valuable loot from the Anglers Hat, and disabled spawning artifacts on entities.^[12]
• 0.9.7: fixed compatibility with OctoLib 0.6.^[14]

The big gameplay fixes in 1.0.1

Version 1.0.1 had the most item changes, so it's worth knowing what it did if you remember older behavior.^[13]

• The Eternal Steak and Everlasting Beef had their functionality fixed.^[13]
• The Pocket Piston now stuns its target only with a fully charged attack.^[13]
• Quality calculation was fixed for the Power Glove.^[13]
• Experience gain was fixed for the Universal Attractor when you have a Sophisticated Backpacks backpack with a pickup upgrade equipped.^[13]
• Experience gain was fixed for the Drinking Hat, and the description of how to gain that experience was simplified.^[13]
• The Lucky Scarf was giving an excessive amount of loot, and that was fixed.^[13]