Reliquary Reincarnations guide for All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.9 to 1.9.1
Reliquary Reincarnations guide for All the Mods 10: To the Sky
Last verified for All the Mods 10: To the Sky v1.9.1 on Oct 17, 2026 · text last changed Oct 17, 2026
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- Sections
- 6
- Recipes shown
- 21
- Items named
- 45
- Quests covered
- 10
4 sections are written for this pack; 2 are shared from another pack's guide.
Every recipe and number here was checked against All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.9.1's own files.
What is Reliquary Reincarnations?
2 parts
This pack includes Reliquary Reincarnations 2.0.65. The quest book only covers one piece of it: Mob Charm Fragment. It's an easy item to miss, so here's where to find it.[1][2]
What the quest book says about it
Per the quest a quest in "Apothic Spawners", Charm Fragments can be made into either Charms or Spawn Eggs. They come from Reliquary and rarely drop from their respective mobs. Some of them can also be crafted.[2]
The quest also says that a Spawn Egg can be crafted from fragments. Its recipe isn't given as an in-pack recipe id in the sources, so I'm not showing it here.[2]
Where it sits in the quest book
The Charm Fragment quest isn't in a Reliquary chapter of its own. It lives in the "Apothic Spawners" chapter, which has 34 quests. Most of that chapter covers spawner modifications, such as "Maximum Spawn Delay" quest and "Max Entities" quest.[2]
The Charm Fragment quest belongs to the group of quests that follow an untitled quest rather than the main Apothic Spawners quest. That group covers spawners and spawn egg sources from other mods, such as a quest in "Apothic Spawners", a quest in "Apothic Spawners" and a quest in "Apothic Spawners". The chapter also has a checkmark quest saying these are spawners provided by mods besides Apothic Spawners.[2]
Another untitled quest in the chapter tells you to right click a Spawn Egg on a spawner to change the mobs it spawns. That is the main reason to care about spawn eggs in this chapter.[2]
The text of 3 of the chapter's 34 quests wasn't available to me, so check the quest book itself for anything after the Charm Fragment quest.[2]
How do you get started with Reliquary Reincarnations?
4 parts
Reliquary Reincarnations is built around mob drops. Many of its recipes in this pack need a drop such as a Catalyzing Gland or a Nebulous Heart, so your first goal is to get those drops. Start with the items that don't need them.[3]
Step 1: Make things that need no mob drops
The Emperor's Chalice is a good opener. Its tooltip describes it as an infinite water bucket, and says drinking from it restores hunger in exchange for life. In this pack its recipe uses only a bucket, an emerald and a gold ingot, with no Reliquary drops.[3][4]
Crafting Shapeless
- any emerald gem
- any gold ingot
Bucket
Recipe id: reliquary:emperor_chalice
Next, craft a Condensed Potion Vial. The pack changed this recipe, and in this pack it needs only glass panes.[3]
Crafting Shaped
5 × any glass panes
Recipe id: reliquary:empty_potion_vial
In this pack, Glowing Water also needs no Reliquary drops, and its tooltip says it harms undead enemies. There is one recipe from scratch and one that uses the vial.[3][4]
Crafting Shaped
| any glass panes | any glass panes | |
| any glass panes | any glowstone dust | any glass panes |
| any nether wart crop | any glass panes | any gunpowder |
Recipe id: reliquary:glowing_water
Crafting Shapeless
Condensed Potion Vial
Water Bucket
- any glowstone dust
- any gunpowder
- any nether wart crop
Recipe id: reliquary:glowing_water_from_potion_vial
Combine Glowing Water with bread to make Glowing Bread, which its tooltip says completely restores hunger.[3][4]
Step 2: Collect drops
According to its tooltip, a Molten Core is a blaze or magma cube drop. The tooltip for the Eye of the Storm calls it a charged creeper drop. The Severing enchantment is described as significantly increasing the chance of Reliquary drops, and the Magicbane weapon is described as having a higher chance of them.[3][4]
Step 3: Craft the workhorse items
Once you have a Catalyzing Gland, the Apothecary Mortar is a natural next craft. Its tooltip says it grinds ingredients into potion essence. The pack changed its recipe, so it differs from the mod's default.[3][4]
Crafting Shaped
| any quartz storage block | ||
| any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block | |
| any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block |
Recipe id: reliquary:apothecary_mortar
The Apothecary Cauldron is described as brewing potions from potion essence. In this pack its recipe is changed and needs several drops, so expect it to come later.[3][4]
Crafting Shaped
Recipe id: reliquary:apothecary_cauldron
After that, look at the Coin of Fortune. Its tooltip says it draws in items and XP, and that you activate it with Shift + Right click.[3][4]
Crafting Shapeless
Nebulous Heart
- any gold nugget
Slime Pearl
Bat Wing
Recipe id: reliquary:fortune_coin
Charm Fragments
Charm Fragments rarely drop from their mobs, but the pack lets you craft many of them. Every fragment recipe I can see is marked as changed by the pack. The quest a quest in "Apothic Spawners" explains that fragments can become Charms or Spawn Eggs.[2][3]
How does Reliquary Reincarnations work?
5 parts
Same as in the All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 guide
Reliquary is mostly hand-held tools plus a few small workstations. This section covers what the in-game descriptions explain, and I'll flag the gaps as we go.[5]
Altar of Light and the Tome of Alkahestry
According to its description, the Altar of Light turns redstone into glowstone. Right-click it with redstone until it activates, and after some time a glowstone block appears on top of it. The description says it needs direct sunlight to work, so don't build it in a cave or under a roof.[5][6]
Crafting Shapeless
- any obsidian
Redstone Lamp
Catalyzing Gland
Recipe id: reliquary:alkahestry_altar
The Tome of Alkahestry is the other half of the system. Its description says Shift + Right-Click activates it, and while it's active it absorbs any redstone and glowstone in your inventory. It uses its charge to duplicate items: put it in a crafting grid with certain items and you get copies for a cost. Right-click it to read it. The sources here don't list which items can be duplicated or what each copy costs.[5][6]
The pack changed the Tome's recipe, so don't rely on what you remember from other modpacks.[6]
Crafting Shapeless
Molten Core
Witch Hat
Eye of the Storm
Book
Chelicerae
Wither Skeleton Skull
Recipe id: reliquary:alkahestry_tome
Potion brewing
Reliquary has its own potion setup. Per the descriptions, you grind ingredients into potion essence in the Apothecary Mortar, and you can combine several ingredients in it. Then the Apothecary Cauldron makes potions from potion essences together with nether wart.[5][6]
The cauldron's description says it needs a lit fire underneath and water inside to start, and that you need empty potion vials to get the potion out. The Condensed Potion Vial is the Condensed Potion Vial.[5][6]
The pack changed the recipes for the mortar, the cauldron and the vial.[6]
Crafting Shaped
| any quartz storage block | ||
| any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block | |
| any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block | any quartz storage block |
Recipe id: reliquary:apothecary_mortar
Crafting Shaped
Recipe id: reliquary:apothecary_cauldron
Crafting Shaped
5 × any glass panes
Recipe id: reliquary:empty_potion_vial
Teleporting with the Ender Staff
The Ender Staff uses ender pearls to let you teleport around. Its tooltip says Shift + Scroll cycles the modes: Cast, Long Cast, Node Warp and Bind. The tooltip also shows where the staff is currently bound, or says it is bound to nowhere.[5][6]
The wraith node block is used as a destination for the staff in its wraith node mode.[5]
Crafting Shaped
| Empty slot | ||
| Empty slot | ||
| Empty slot |
Recipe id: reliquary:ender_staff
Handgun and shots
The handgun's tooltip says right-click fires and holding reloads. The descriptions say firing leaves you with empty casings. Here is what each shot type is described as doing:[5]
- Neutral Shot: basic shots that deal solid damage and are relatively inexpensive.[5][6]
- Seeker Shot: chase down enemies, so you really can't miss.[5][6]
- Ender Shot: chase enemies and pierce, so one shot can hurt several of them.[5][6]
- Exorcism Shot: deal crazy damage to undead enemies.[5][6]
- Blaze Shot: pretty powerful and spawn fire on hit, but useless against fire-immune enemies.[5][6]
- Concussive Shot: very strong, with a small explosion on impact.[5][6]
- Buster Shot: cause a TNT-sized explosion on impact and damage terrain too.[5][6]
- Sand Shot: cause blindness and make creepers explode instantly, and are weakened in rain.[5][6]
- Storm Shot: supercharge creepers and deal extra damage in rain, and even more in a thunderstorm.[5][6]
The pack changed the recipes for the Barrel Assembly (described as a crafting part of the handgun) and for all of these shots. Here's the Buster Shot as an example.[5][6]
Crafting Shapeless
Concussive Shot
Recipe id: reliquary:bullets/buster_bullet
Utility items and blocks
- Lilypad of Fertility is described as speeding up the growth of crops.[5][6]
- Fertile Potion is described as causing plants to grow. The pack changed its recipe.[5][6]
- Emperor's Chalice is described as an infinite water bucket. Its tooltip says enable it to drain water and disable it to place water, and that drinking restores hunger in exchange for life.[5][6]
- Destruction Catalyst is described as consuming gunpowder to destroy "mundane" blocks while leaving all other blocks in place. Blocks destroyed this way leave no drops.[5][6]
- Infernal Tear is described as burning items into experience.[5][6]
- Angelic Feather is described as protecting you from falls at the expense of hunger, and giving a minor jump boost.[5][6]
- Angelheart Vial is described as resurrecting you once and then breaking.[5][6]
The interdiction torch is described as repelling creatures and projectiles. The passive pedestal is described as a fancy display for items, while the regular pedestal is described only as automating "stuff and things" placed in it.[5]
How do you progress through Reliquary Reincarnations?
4 parts
Same as in the All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 guide
The sources here don't lay out formal tiers for this mod, so this section follows crafting depth instead. In the pack's recipes, a lot of the mod runs on mob-part items such as Nebulous Heart and Molten Core.[6]
Starting gear
These are single crafts that use raw parts, or no Reliquary parts at all.[6]
- Emperor's Chalice uses only vanilla-style materials, with no Reliquary parts.[6]
- Magicbane, Lantern Of Paranoia, Interdiction Torch, Ender Staff and Crimson Cloth are single crafts that mix common materials with mob parts.[6]
- Fertile Essence and Infernal Claw are key intermediates that the next section builds on.[6]
Intermediates and utility items
Here you start crafting with the intermediates above. Fertile Essence leads on to the Harvest Rod, Lilypad of Fertility, Angelheart Vial and Angelic Feather. The Kraken line is shown below.[6]
Crafting Shapeless
- any leather
Rib Bone
Recipe id: reliquary:infernal_claw
The Infernal Claw also leads on to the Infernal Claws and the Infernal Tear.
The pack changed several recipes at this level: Fertile Potion, Aphrodite's Serum, Condensed Potion Vial, Apothecary Cauldron and Apothecary Mortar. Don't rely on mod-default recipes from other sources for these.[6]
Capstone items
The big items combine several earlier crafts. Here are some of them.[6]
The Hunter's Handgun is a multi-part build. The pack changed its recipe, and it also changed the barrel, grip and hammer assemblies and the empty magazine. Every bullet type has a pack-changed recipe as well, so check the recipe viewer for each one.[6]
Crafting Shaped
| any iron ingot | ||
| any iron ingot | any iron ingot | |
| any iron ingot | any iron ingot |
Recipe id: reliquary:handgun
The Tome of Alkahestry is also a pack-changed recipe, and it takes a wide mix of different mob parts.[6]
Crafting Shapeless
Recipe id: reliquary:alkahestry_tome
Charms and quests
Charm Fragments get their own quest in the Apothic Spawners chapter, a quest in "Apothic Spawners". It says they can be made into Charms or Spawn Eggs, that they rarely drop from their mobs, and that some can be crafted. Per the quest, 2 fragments and a normal Egg craft a Spawn Egg. The pack changed every per-mob fragment recipe in the dump, as well as the Charm Belt recipe.[6][7]
Crafting Shaped
| any leather | any leather | any leather |
| Empty slot | ||
Recipe id: reliquary:mob_charm_belt
On the main questline, a quest in "?" in Chapter 4: The ATM Star asks you to get the Witherless Rose. It's a mod recipe, not a pack change.[6][8]
Crafting Shaped
| any nether star | ||
| any nether star | any nether star | |
| any nether star |
Recipe id: reliquary:witherless_rose
How does Reliquary Reincarnations work with other mods?
2 parts
In this pack, Reliquary connects to other mods in two places: a custom crafting recipe and one quest.[2][3]
Wither's Compass
The pack adds its own shaped crafting recipe, through KubeJS, for Wither's Compass. Reliquary's Witherless Rose is one of its ingredients, alongside items from Actually Additions, Generator Galore and Industrial Foregoing, such as the Wither Builder and the Player Interface. You need the rose before you can finish the compass.[3]
Shaped (kubejs)
| Empty slot | ||
Recipe id: kubejs:kjs/allthetweaks_withers_compass
This recipe is added by the pack, so it is not a Reliquary default.
Charm Fragments quest
a quest in "Apothic Spawners" is in the "Apothic Spawners" quest chapter, and its task is to get a Mob Charm Fragment. The quest text says these fragments come from Reliquary and rarely drop from their respective mobs. Some can even be crafted.[2]
According to the quest, Charm Fragments can be made either into Charms or into Spawn Eggs.[2]
Which All the Mods 10: To the Sky quests use Reliquary Reincarnations?
2 parts
Reliquary only shows up in one quest, and it sits in the "Apothic Spawners" chapter rather than in a chapter of its own. That chapter is about spawners and how to change what they do, and it also covers the different ways of getting Spawn Eggs.[2]
The Charm Fragment quest
The quest a quest in "Apothic Spawners" asks you to hand in a Mob Charm Fragment. The quest text says Charm Fragments can be made into Charms or into Spawn Eggs. They come from Reliquary and rarely drop from their respective mobs, and some of them can even be crafted.[2]
The quest comes after an untitled quest in the same chapter. It is the only quest that asks for a Reliquary item.[2]
What sits next to it
The Charm Fragment quest is one of several in the chapter about getting Spawn Eggs. The others are:[2]
- a quest in "Apothic Spawners" is about the Market, which sells Spawn Eggs of certain animals for a Diamond.[2]
- a quest in "Apothic Spawners" covers the Capturing enchantment for Swords, which gives mobs a chance to drop their eggs.[2]
- a quest in "Apothic Spawners" explains how to get Spawn Eggs with a Mob Grinding Utils Swab and Chicken Feed.[2]
- a quest in "Apothic Spawners" is not a Spawn Egg, but it is listed there because it can bind mobs to Spawners.[2]
Once you have a Spawn Egg from any of these routes, you right click it on a Spawner to change the mob it spawns.[2]
Sources
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.9.1 mod list · pack file
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.9.1 quests: "Apothic Spawners" · pack file
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 1.9.1 recipe dump: recipes making Reliquary Reincarnations items · pack recipe dump
- reliquary tooltips and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
- reliquary tooltips and descriptions (English lang file) · official mod data
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 recipe dump: recipes making Reliquary Reincarnations items · pack recipe dump
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 quests: "Apothic Spawners" · pack file
- All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 quests: "Chapter 4: The ATM Star" · pack file
Where this guide comes from
Written from what All the Mods 10: To the Sky itself ships: its files and recipes, the in-game guidebooks and the mods' own pages. Every statement links to the source it came from, and the numbers are checked against the pack before publishing.
Guide last verified Oct 17, 2026.
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