In Moonlighter 2, there are a total of 165 relics spread across the 3 regions of the game. All relics are found within chests in these areas and will be the items you sell in your shop to make money. Each relic can be sold at 4 different types of price points, that all have different effects that can be beneficial to you, or can make you lose money overall.
- Cheap – Selling for cheap will increase the perk meter and you’ll make less money off the sale. There are some perks and special customers that will benefit from selling items for cheap.
- Perfect – Selling an item at its perfect price will increase the perk meter and make you the most money in the long run. Unless you have specific perks, it’s recommended to always sell at the perfect price. You can find all the perfect prices for the relics further below.
- Expensive – Selling an item over its perfect price will make you more money, but won’t increase the perk meter. It’s not really recommended to sell items for this price however, since you’ll end up making less money in the long run as there aren’t many perks that benefit from selling the item at this price range.
- Overpriced – Customers won’t buy items that are overpriced and get angry. Only the rich customer will buy items that are overpriced, but only up to a certain amount. It’s never recommended to set items in this price range.
Quality
Each relic will have a quality icon next to it, denoted by a star icon. For each level of quality, the price will increase by 5%. You don’t need to adjust the price yourself for items with a higher quality, as the percentage is added to the final price of the item. The starting cap of quality is 999, but this can be upgraded later. Below are upgrades and items you can use to increase the base quality of items and items you find during your runs. It’s recommended to upgrade some of these as you go as it’ll make earning money a lot better. Most of them can also be upgraded to improve their stats.
Tomo’s Research
- Weapon Highlight Upgrade – Increases quality of relics found if using the highlighted weapon before starting your run.
- Double Chests – Gains the ability for chest to sometimes spawn 2. While not directly linked to increasing quality, this will increase the chance of gaining extra chests, which will lead to more relics. This stacks with the Mirror Market patch.
- Rarity Relics Quality Upgrades – All these skills will increase the quality multiplier on the specified rarity
- Deluxe Relics Upgrades – Unlocks the ability to find Deluxe relics, which will have a massive base quality compared to non-deluxe relics. You can also upgrade the chance of finding them, and base quality.
Le Patchelier
- Twinkle Token – This patch increases the base quality of relics.
- Lucky Loot – This patch increases the chance to find Deluxe relics.
- Mirror Market – Chance that chests will appear in pairs. While not directly linked to increasing quality, this will increase the chance of gaining extra chests, which will lead to more relics. This stacks with the Double Chests upgrade.
- Flaming Fortune – Gives you reroll dice so you can reroll which relics or perks you can pick from. While not directly linked to increasing quality, the ability to reroll to find specific perks or relics is very helpful for maximizing your quality and profits.
Spark
- Spark Unlocked – Unlocks the ability to find Spark during exploration, which in exchange for making your run more difficult, will give you massive quality increasing perks.
- Spark Overclocked – While not directly linked to increasing quality, you’ll find Spark a lot faster when upgrading all of these perks, leading to more quality increases.
- Long-Term Reward – Increases the percentage of your relics depending on how many Spark perks you picked up throughout the run when you return to Tresna.
- Short-Term Reward – Increases the quality of found relics depending on how many Spark perks you picked up.
- Limit Break – Increases the quality cap on relics.
It’s highly recommended to upgrade these as they’ll help make more money, and will also make doing the Endless Golden Vault later into the game a lot easier.
Curses
Most of the relics will come with a curse, which usually ends up benefiting you if placed correctly in your inventory. There are 2 types of curses, which are effects and triggers. Triggers will be present throughout ever area, but the effects will be different depending on the region you’re in. You’ll want to try and maximize the curses as best as you can to get as much quality increase as possible during your run.
Curse Triggers
- Back to Tresna – Triggers when returning back to Tresna.
- Corner – Triggers when the item is placed in a corner slot. If the item isn’t placed in a corner slot, the curse effect will not trigger.
- Each Time – Triggers every time the listed effect is applied to the item.
- Left-Right – Triggers when placed on the left or right wall of the inventory. If the item isn’t placed on the left or right walls, the curse effect will not trigger.
- Next Time – Triggers when the listed effect happens again.
- Once Placed – Triggers once the item is placed anywhere in your inventory.
- Ongoing – Triggers when the relic is in the backpack.
- Pointed – Triggers when the arrow is pointing at an item in the inventory. If there is no item in the direction it’s pointed at, the curse effect will not trigger.
- Top-Bottom – Triggers when placed at the top or bottom wall of the inventory. If the item isn’t placed at the top or the bottom, the curse effect will not trigger.
Curse Effects (Kalina)
- Armor – Applies armor to pointed at item. Protects the item from being destroyed by Burn.
- Burn – Burns the item it’s pointed at, destroying it.
- Burned – Triggers when the item is burned by another relic’s curse. This will destroy the item as well however, unless protected by Armor.
Curse Effects (The Gallery)
- Shock – Applies shock to pointed at item and then self-destructs the original item. Increases its quality, but puts it into overcharged state.
- Shocked – Triggers when the item is shocked by another relics curse. This will put the item into overcharged, or destroy it if already overcharged.
- Overcharged – Item will have an increased quality, but shocking it again will destroy it. Overcharged state can be removed with a battery, which will self destruct afterwards.
Curse Effects (Aeolia)
- Absorb – Absorbs the quality of the pointed at item, destroying it.
- Petrify – Applies Petrified to the pointed at item, turning them into a crystal. These crystals will be destroyed upon returning back to Tresna.
- Petrified – Triggers when the item is petrified by another relics curse. This will convert the item into a crystal.
Relics
There are 5 rarity of relics to find throughout your run. They are all found in specific types of nodes in the dungeons.
- Common – Found in every chest.
- Uncommon – Found in chest nodes with a green background.
- Rare – Found in chest nodes with a blue background.
- Epic – Small chance to be found in chests after defeating bosses. Once you acquire the Luminous Pendant, you can also find in chest nodes with a purple background, and after minibosses.
- Legendary – Won’t appear until after acquiring the Luminous Pendant. Found in chests after clearing the boss at the end of a dungeon and sometimes minibosses. Once you acquire Laurel Wreath, you can also find chest nodes with orange backgrounds.
Below are all the relics across the 3 regions, as well as their perfect selling price.
Kalina
Common
- Silence Shell – 21 gold
- Sand Fruit – 31 gold
- Firewood – 42 gold
- Starsign Summoner – 52 gold
- Tallik Map – 68 gold
- Sun Claw – 89 gold
Uncommon
- Blackstone – 115 gold
- Eclipse Flower – 152 gold
- Brood Charm – 168 gold
- Night Seed – 184 gold
- Scorch Flower – 205 gold
- Sun Bulb – 220 gold
- Mother’s Gift – 262 gold
- The Song of the Guest – 289 gold
- Mother’s Call – 304 gold
- Blob Shell – 336 gold
- Old Armor – 357 gold
- Mother Figure – 383 gold
- Heretic Dagger – 404 gold
- Lost Brother – 430 gold
- Chosen’s Necklace – 457 gold
Rare
- Sacred Spade – 525 gold
- Father’s Honor – 541 gold
- Mother’s Blessing – 546 gold
- Sun’s Mimic – 572 gold
- Mother’s Patience – 578 gold
- Necklace of Reunion – 662 gold
- The Song of Welcome – 698 gold
- Broken Promise – 724 gold
- Father’s Trophy – 756 gold
- Beat Brew – 798 gold
- Sun’s Joy – 835 gold
- Starsign Toy – 877 gold
- Cursed Flame – 927 gold
- Twilight Blossom – 945 gold
- Starsign Charm – 982 gold
Epic
- Father’s Statue – 1050 gold
- Moon Badge – 1129 gold
- Hunger Knife – 1208 gold
- Mother’s Ring – 1292 gold
- Sacred Sickle – 1312 gold
- Thalaam Mask – 1365 gold
- Medal Of Cleanse – 1444 gold
- The Unborn Seed – 1559 gold
- Portal Eggs – 1680 gold
- Reaper’s Torch – 1837 gold
Legendary
- Dark Alabaster – 2205 gold
- Sand Twins – 2357 gold
- Mother’s Guidance – 2415 gold
- Noon Seed – 2625 gold
- Moon Fruit – 2751 gold
The Gallery
Common
- Broken Battery – 26 gold
- Cable Knot – 42 gold
- Battery – 52 gold
- Antique Camera – 94 gold
Uncommon
- Electrostar – 131 gold
- Electric Spearhead – 136 gold
- Fancy Handle – 158 gold
- Piercing Tool – 168 gold
- Figurine’s Sword – 205 gold
- Copper Coil – 220 gold
- Alarm Beacon – 241 gold
- Bronze Battery – 273 gold
- Winged Bident – 289 gold
- Sorrow Disk – 336 gold
- Magnetic Plugs – 362 gold
- Transmitter – 383 gold
- Obsolith – 430 gold
- Disgust Disk – 451 gold
- Ourobolt Ring – 462 gold
Rare
- Wind Ticker – 536 gold
- Multiple Transmitter – 572 gold
- Surprise Disk – 630 gold
- CH4 Insect – 672 gold
- Dynamo – 698 gold
- Unstable Drone – 730 gold
- Flying Disc – 745 gold
- Gong Mallet – 756 gold
- Avian Vessel – 803 gold
- Coin Pendant – 808 gold
- Soul Lamp – 866 gold
- Joy Disk – 877 gold
- Baneful Boar – 919 gold
- Unknown Disk – 924 gold
- Angelic Scepter – 997 gold
Epic
- Cursed Lamp – 1113 gold
- Prototype-158 – 1234 gold
- Flickering Light – 1312 gold
- Thunder Amulet – 1365 gold
- Dream Whistle – 1417 gold
- Clockwing – 1470 gold
- Signal Twin – 1522 gold
- Anger Disk – 1575 gold
- Timeless Watch – 1680
- Helix Ring – 1811 gold
Legendary
- Defective Orb – 2258 gold
- Corrupted Device – 2389 gold
- Shock Fork – 2499 gold
- Wicked Smile – 2572 gold
- Fang Taser – 2688 gold
Aeolia
Common
- Lost Hook – 37 gold
- Doll – 52 gold
- Fossilized Butterfly – 63 gold
- Hand Fan – 74 gold
- Flight Engine – 89 gold
Uncommom
- Rattle Stick – 126 gold
- Gavilan’s Statuette – 142 gold
- Barbaric Fragrance – 168 gold
- Tree Branch – 184 gold
- Mandrake Roots – 199 gold
- Magic Wand – 220
- Star Pillow – 241
- Soldier Doll – 262 gold
- Whispering Halo – 268 gold
- Warm Kunai – 294 gold
- Magic Hairpin – 326
- Jingling Bells – 357 gold
- Beast Radar – 394 gold
- Blob Potion – 472 gold
- Double Fan – 472
Rare
- Pocket Compass – 588 gold
- Dream Catcher – 646 gold
- Sealed Safe – 682 gold
- Festive Tambourine – 709 gold
- Rusty Anchor – 745 gold
- Aetherium Hammer – 787 gold
- Prince Doll – 787 gold
- Mystical Flower – 803 gold
- Enchanted Safe -829 gold
- Golden Thread – 829 gold
- Weather Vane – 862 gold
- Gavilan’s Scepter – 892 gold
- Essence Lens – 903 gold
- Rider Bells – 929 gold
- Fragmented Vase – 955 gold
- Sealed Purse – 982 gold
Epic
- Archanic Propulsor – 1166 gold
- Ray Ring – 1281 gold
- Spell Tome – 1417 gold
- Witch’s Pincushion – 1470 gold
- Shared Secret – 1554 gold
- Witch Doll – 1575 gold
- Lucky Talisman – 1638 gold
- Crystal Ball – 1732 gold
- Harpoon Trophy – 1827 gold
- Infected Lupe – 1911 gold
- Harpoon Tip – 2005 gold
Legendary
- Aetherium Pendant – 2205 gold
- Coin Charm – 2252 gold
- Spinning Top – 2468 gold
- Gavilan Doll – 2625 gold
- Ceremonial Scissors – 2814 gold
- Blob Matryoshka – 2971 gold
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