Reliquary Reincarnations Wiki & Guide

Craft a Tome of Alkahestry (or check your recipe book for the mod's starting items) to see the full recipe list, then gather basic ingredients like glowstone, redstone, and gunpowder. Your first practical goals are usually the Apothecary Mortar and Cauldron for potions, and a Charm or two for passive utility.

Alkahest is the mod's universal solvent, produced by combining certain ingredients in the Apothecary Cauldron. It's used as a crafting component and to dissolve items back into base materials, so it's worth setting up early.

Grind ingredients into dust with the Mortar, then add those dusts plus a base liquid to the Cauldron to brew potions and Alkahest. The Cauldron needs heat underneath and will show its progress visually as it works.

Charms are passive trinkets that give effects like night vision, water breathing, or fire resistance while held in your inventory or equipped in a Charm Belt. The Charm Belt lets you carry and toggle multiple charms at once, so it's the main upgrade path once you have several.

Hold the Coin of Fortune while killing mobs to boost the quantity and quality of their drops, and it also works on some block-breaking for extra yields. It has limited uses, so save it for valuable targets rather than everyday grinding.

The Destruction Catalyst fires a projectile that destroys blocks in a small area, useful for mining or clearing, while the Ender Staff teleports you to where you're looking. Both consume charge or durability, so keep spares or recharge materials on hand.

The Altar of Light needs to be placed correctly and often needs a light source or specific setup to activate, and the Angelheart Vial only triggers when you would otherwise die. Check that the Altar has its required blocks beneath it and that the Vial is actually in your inventory, not a chest.

Bullets are crafted from a base Neutral Bullet plus a reagent that determines the effect, such as Blaze for fire, Ender for teleporting, or Seeker for homing. Load them into a gun or hand cannon and fire; each type has a distinct behavior, so test them on a practice target first.

Reliquary is generally designed to play nicely with other mods and doesn't add worldgen or heavy entities, so performance impact is usually minimal. Conflicts are rare but can occur with mods that heavily alter potions, charms, or the same item slots, so check your config if something misbehaves.

The most common issues are forgetting that many items need charge or durability, trying to use charms from a chest instead of your inventory, and skipping the Cauldron/Mortar setup that gates most potion recipes. Also remember that Alkahest and many relics are consumed on use, so stock up before big fights.