Lost Relics FAQ

Relics spawn as loot in jungle temples. You'll need to explore deep jungle biomes and locate temple structures, then search through their chests for treasures like the Cursed Amulet, Triple-Toothed Snake, Turquoise Eye, and Smoking Mirror.

Most relics are equipped or activated from your inventory. Check your held item or inventory screen to see the relic's ability description, then follow the mod's interaction method (usually right-click or a keybind) to activate its power.

Each relic comes with trade-offs—some grant powerful abilities but apply curses, debuffs, or other negative effects to balance their strength. You'll need to decide if the benefit is worth the drawback for your current situation.

Yes, there are methods to cleanse or manage curses, though they typically require specific items or crafting recipes. Check your guides on dealing with curses and negative effects for the exact removal process.

Absolutely—each relic has unique abilities suited to different approaches, whether you favor combat, exploration, or utility. Experiment with different relics to find which ones complement your preferred playstyle.

You can collect multiple relics, but equipping or using more than one simultaneously may have restrictions or stacking effects depending on the mod's design—test this in your world to see how they interact.

Relics are special treasures, so they're not common finds, but jungle temples spawn frequently enough that you should encounter them with some exploration. The rarity makes each discovery feel rewarding.

Yes, relics function in multiplayer servers as long as the mod is installed on both the server and all clients. Each player can find and use their own relics independently.

Your relic will drop as an item like any other inventory item, so you can retrieve it before it despawns—just like normal Minecraft loot drops.

Relics are primarily found as loot in jungle temples rather than crafted. This keeps them as special discoveries and maintains their value as rare treasures.

It adds unique and powerful artifacts to ancient structures in the world, mainly found in temples deep in the jungle. Each relic has its own ability and side effects.

It registers six items and blocks : cursed amulet , jungle altar , smoking mirror , tainted blood crystal , triple toothed snake , and turquoise eye .

It adds the Doppelganger and the Tainted Blood Crystal .

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

It supports Fabric, NeoForge, and Quilt.

Jungle relics are found in Jungle Pyramids, resting upon a Jungle Altar . The mod's treasures are found in temples deep in the jungle.

It makes you undead and visibly a skeleton, changes your armor and attack damage based on sunlight, stops other undead from targeting you, grants immunity to negative status effects, and can resurrect you on death. It also makes nearby animals panic, makes villagers dislike you, makes iron golems attack you instantly, and increases fire damage you take.

When worn, it reflects half of the damage you take as a smoke ball. When used, it summons 4 temporary copies of you, or a Mirror Demon when sneaking, and phantoms always spawn at night.

When used while sneaking, it siphons all non-beneficial status effects from you and imbues them into the blade. Imbued effects can be applied to attacked mobs or extracted into Tainted Blood Crystals by crafting.

They can be used either as a projectile or brewed into potions.