Collectibles 2

A Collector’s Journey — the second collection chapter, this one focused on “trinkets and accessories… gathered and admired.” Where Quest — Collectibles is about fish and crops, this chapter is about Artifact trinkets (the “Things”), music discs, and mob heads. It’s optional side content: you find and hoard the items as you explore, fight, and dig, ticking off the display sets. See Quality-of-Life & UI Mods and FTB Quests.

Walkthrough

  1. Get Hoardin’. Open the intro quest (“Welcome, young collector…”) to start the collection lines.
  2. Collect the “Things” (Trinket Artifacts). “You must find the Things and collect them for your own benefit… just refer to them as a Thing, nothing more, nothing less.” These are a large spread of wearable Artifact trinkets, each with a flavor hint in the quest, for example:
    • Umbrella — “strong enough to be a shield and indestructible.”
    • Dimensional Bag — “basically an ender chest that you can carry around.”
    • Owl’s Glasses — a monocle that “enhances the wearer’s vision to even work at night as if they’re in the day.”
    • Displacement Tome (“A Book of Teleportation”) — charge it with pearls and save a location to teleport to; it needs crafted displacement pages to write down destinations.
    • Portable Ghast scepter — shoot fireballs like a Ghast, “but remember to carry ammunition.”
    • Crystallized Hades Fire — makes the wearer “immune to fire and even lava damage.”
    • Running Shoes — “press B to run,” which makes your sprint faster.
    • Bedrock Tough — makes an item indestructible (“don’t let it touch cacti though”).
    • Light as a Rabbit, magnets that “pull in any item,” fall-damage-reducing boots, a mining glove, the Riot Gauntlet, and the joke-tier Whoopee Cushion (“the most legendary artifact”).
    • Utility items round it out: the Recall Potion / “Milk Tea” (teleports you to your spawnpoint — “a good way to escape or go home quickly”), a chest key for locking/unlocking chests, and an inside-out “flipped” bucket that acts as an infinite water source but can’t pick anything back up.
    • A Gleaming Compound (“Shiny Red Stone”) is a rare material used to craft the more powerful Things.
  3. Find the Discs. “These records are almost lost to time… find them and listen to what they have to offer.” Two sets: Minecraft Discs (the classic C418 tracks plus Lena Raine’s Otherside/Pigstep and other vanilla records) and Modded Discs (harder-to-find tracks, including a large block of Prominence OST records by SideralisMusic and others).
  4. Find the Mob Heads. “Finding cool remains is worth showing for display… once you find them and use the brush to dig them out, give your respect.” Get a Brush first, then recover the mob heads for display.
  5. Grab the “Know Your Thing” guide item if you want an in-game reference for where to gather the Things.

Tips

  • Most of this chapter is passive completion — trinkets drop, discs are found, and heads are brushed up as you play other chapters, so treat it as a long-running checklist.
  • The Displacement Tome and Recall Potion are genuinely useful travel tools, not just display pieces — the Tome saves named locations (needs displacement pages + pearls), while the Recall Potion is a one-shot trip to your spawnpoint.
  • Save Gleaming Compound — it’s flagged as rare and is what the stronger Things are crafted from.
  • Mob heads require a brush (archaeology-style), so get one before hunting remains.

Anticipated questions

  • What is this chapter collecting? Trinket “Artifacts” (the “Things”), music discs, and mob heads — a display/hoarding chapter rather than a progression one.
  • What are the “Things”? Wearable Artifact trinkets, each with a joke-y hint in the quest — ranging from useful (Dimensional Bag, Owl’s Glasses, Crystallized Hades Fire, Displacement Tome) to silly (the Whoopee Cushion).
  • How do I get mob heads for the collection? Find the remains and dig them out with a brush, then the head is yours to display.
  • What discs are there? Two sets — classic Minecraft records and modded ones, the latter including a big batch of Prominence’s own original soundtrack discs.
  • What’s the Gleaming Compound for? It’s a rare material used to craft the more powerful Things.
  • Is this required for the main story? No — it’s optional collection/display content you fill in as you play.