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Music Disc - Relic
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Music Disc - Relic

A music disc that plays the track 'Relic' by Aaron Cherof when inserted into a jukebox.

Stack Size

1

Durability

N/A

Category

Music Discs

Version Added

1.20

Item ID

music_disc_relic

Music Disc - Relic at a glance

Minecraft files Music Disc - Relic under Music Discs: a music disc you get from chest loot. It claims a slot each, so nine hotbar slots hold nine and a double chest of 54 slots takes 54.

Music Disc - Relic is for the jukebox, and next to the music it hands a comparator a value that identifies the track, which is what disc detectors are built on. It closes the Music Discs list, straight after Music Disc - Pigstep, 5 entries in all.

How to obtain

  • Chest loot

Notes

Found in suspicious gravel at trail ruins through archaeology.

Frequently asked questions about Music Disc - Relic

  1. Chest loot leading to Music Disc - Relic, the way this answer says Music Disc - Relic arrives

    How do you get Music Disc - Relic in Minecraft?

    Music Disc - Relic is obtained through chest loot. No amount of crafting produces Music Disc - Relic.

  2. Music Disc - Relic on its own, since nothing in the game is crafted from it

    What is Music Disc - Relic used for?

    A music disc that plays the track 'Relic' by Aaron Cherof when inserted into a jukebox.

  3. One Music Disc - Relic, the whole of what a single inventory slot holds

    How many Music Disc - Relic can you stack?

    Music Disc - Relic does not stack: every single one you carry takes an inventory slot of its own.

  4. Music Disc - Relic coming forward out of the past, in the game since 1.20

    When was Music Disc - Relic added to Minecraft?

    Music Disc - Relic was added in version 1.20.

Building with it

Relic is the archaeology disc: it comes out of suspicious gravel at trail ruins, brushed out block by block rather than looted from a chest. That makes it the one disc tied to a tool rather than a mob or a structure, and like every disc it plays in a jukebox and gives a comparator its own reading.