Reliquified Artifacts in FTB StoneBlock 4

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 FTB StoneBlock 4 1.21.0 guide

Here's the honest starting point: this mod is a compatibility addon between Relics and Artifacts. It needs both of them installed. It takes items from Artifacts and reworks them to fit the deeper leveling system that Relics uses.^[1]

It's still in development, and it currently converts only 35% of the artifacts into relics. If you're looking for a particular Artifacts item and it behaves like an ordinary artifact, it may simply not have been converted yet.^[1]

What you can expect from the items

Converted items get Relics-style abilities, and many of them also have a leveling source. That means you earn experience for the item by actually using its abilities. For example, the angler's hat gains experience for each extra catch it generates, and the digging claws gain experience from mined blocks.^[1][3]

Hover over any relic in your inventory. The tooltip lists each ability and tells you what earns it experience, so you can plan how to level it. Items changed by this addon are also tagged as modified by the compat mod in their tooltip.^[3]

Mimi dust

The one item from this addon that the sources describe is mimi dust. Use it on a chest and the chest turns into a mimic. The mimic drops as many random relics as the chest originally held before the transformation.^[3]

Unverified The sources for this pack include no quests and no crafting recipes for this mod's items, so there is no confirmed step-by-step order or recipe to show here. Where to obtain mimi dust or your first relics in this pack is unverified. Check the item search in-game to see how each item is sourced.

Reliquified Artifacts is a compatibility addon between Relics and Artifacts, and it requires both of them. The project page says it is still in development and currently converts only 35% of artifacts, with more coming soon. The sources only explain a couple of gameplay mechanics, so this section stays short.^[1]

Mimi-Dust and mimics

Mimi-Dust is the mod's one item with its own mechanic. According to its tooltip, when you use it on a chest, it transforms the chest into a mimic that drops as many random relics as the chest originally contained before the transformation.^[3]

The mod also ships the item tags mimic_loot and mimificable, and both list the same entries. They mix items from Relics and from Artifacts, for example Magic Mirror and Cowboy Hat. If you're wondering which items are in play for mimics, those lists are the place to look.^[4][5]

Converted Artifacts items

The project page says the addon reworks Artifacts items to fit the deeper leveling system of Relics. It is still in development and currently converts only 35% of artifacts, with more coming soon. The language file also has a tooltip line reading "Modified by [Relics: Artifacts Compat]".^[1][3]

In the mod's language file, entries typically pair a description with one or more abilities and with leveling sources, which are the actions that earn the item experience points. Here are a few examples:^[3]

• Digging Claws have a mining speed bonus and a passive that reduces the required tool level for all blocks by 1. They earn experience from mined blocks, and tougher blocks make experience more likely. Blocks with instant destruction give none.^[3][4]
• Feral Claws raise your attack speed for each consecutive attack made within 3 seconds of the last. Otherwise you lose 1 charge per second, and attacking with an unfilled attack speed bar resets the accumulated charges.^[3][4]
• Cowboy Hat increases the movement speed, jump height and safe fall height of your mounts. Its Overlord ability lets you ride and control any mob for up to a set number of seconds, then goes on a 1-minute cooldown.^[3][4]
• Kitty Slippers increase your safe falling height and scare away Creepers and Phantoms near you. They also have a chance to save you from fatal damage, leaving you with 1 health point.^[3][4]
• Angler's Hat has a chance to increase the amount of catch while fishing. On success the ability repeats, and it continues until the chance fails, summing all catches.^[3][4]
• Lucky Scarf has a chance to apply an additional level of Luck to mined blocks. It repeats the same way, summing the levels until the chance fails.^[3][4]

There is no tier ladder to climb for this mod in the pack. What the available data shows is a compat layer, rarcompat, that defines item tags named mimic_loot and mimificable.^[4][5]

Both tags hold the same list of items, taken from the relics and artifacts namespaces. The relics side includes Magic Mirror, Ice Skates, Elytra Booster and Shadow Glaive. The artifacts side includes Cloud in a Bottle, Crystal Heart, Warp Drive and Running Shoes.^[4][5]

Neither tag is set to replace existing entries, so they add to whatever other data already uses those tag names.^[4][5]

There isn't much history to cover for this mod in StoneBlock 4. Reliquified Artifacts has been in the pack since FTB StoneBlock 4 1.0.0 or earlier, and FTB StoneBlock 4 1.22.0 ships version 0.9.7 (the file is rarcompat-1.21-0.9.7.jar).^[6]

Mod changelog

• 0.9.7: fixed compatibility with OctoLib 0.6. This is the version you get in the pack right now.^[6][7]

The pack changelogs have no entries for this mod, so I can't point you to any pack-specific changes to it between releases.^[6]