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- EgonVM2 years agoLegend
Relics come in two pieces: top and base. Basic relics (brown ones) usually need to be assembled, golden relics always come pre-assembled.
After a relic is assembled, you need to refine a crystal. You can either do it at an Archaeology table or click on a crystal in your sim's inventory and send it to be refined through the mail. Remember: rarer crystals will have stronger effect on the power the relic contains.
Once you have the crystal, insert it and then your sim can use the relic on themselves or other sims. It can bless or curse sims depending on the base and top. Basic relics will break eventually while golden relics never break.
In addition, relics can be sacrificed to bypass temple doors, but... it's not worth it. - kusurusu2 years agoSeasoned Ace
When assembling a certain relic or the first time tooltip states it's undiscovered. Assemble same relic again (after using it on a sim) and you no longer get said tooltip (with crystal it tells you what it can do instead). Does it have any effect on gameplay (and not just on texts) if your Sim knows in advance what those assembled relics can do? Or is it more like the notebook which contains useful information for the player?
- atreya332 years agoLegend
The assembled relic can have various gameplay effects, I never checked the notebook. Some examples of effects are a random new friend, becoming a temporary skeleton or curse.
The effects depend on the combination
- Base: watcher, chaos or death
- Top: Balampalsoh (Cat), Totecallam (Llama) or Zazatotl (Bird)
- Crystal : common, uncommon or rare
A list with all effects can be found here.
https://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/gamepacks/jungleadventure/relics.php
- EgonVM2 years agoLegend
Ah, I see. This should not affect the relic's effect and should just remind the player that this does this once they've discovered it. So yeah, more like a notebook.
Ah, didn't notice it was you, kusurusu ! Ah, great to see you! I thought it was someone else asking about relics...
Yeah, it's just a tooltip change in short.