MONOMOON relics

MONOMOON Relics

MONOMOON relics wiki for Mirror, Fruit, Hourglass, Skull, Scales, Wand, Amulet, and Crown. Purple mid-map lead. Skull is Unverified. No Scales machine solve.

Credits are not the end. Relics sit on a later knowledge layer.

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At A Glance

MONOMOON relics are eight secret achievement finds on Steam app 3285880: Mirror, Fruit, Hourglass, Skull, Scales, Wand, Amulet, and Crown. Gentle Giant shipped the game on November 11, 2026. Earlier discussions named a mirror, an apple, and an hourglass, and they tied those three to a late Scales machine. The achievement list is what adds Skull, Scales, Wand, Amulet, and Crown as names. This page keeps every name and only the leads those discussions actually gave.

Two leads are sturdy enough to walk. The mirror and the fruit pass through the purple region in the lower middle of the map. The hourglass is tied to teleporting to a checkpoint without opening the map. The skull has one Unverified guess. Wand, Amulet, Crown, and the Scales item have names and no room. The machine inputs stay unpublished. Checked November 13, 2026, on Launch · hotfix 1.0.10.

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FactDetail
NamesMirror, Fruit, Hourglass, Skull, Scales, Wand, Amulet, Crown
Name sourceSteam secret achievements. Fruit is the achievement line; notes say apple
Mirror and fruitPurple region, lower middle of the map (mid-bottom)
HourglassTeleport to a checkpoint without opening the map
SkullUnverified: grim reaper statue in the catacombs
Scales machineLate. Public notes are not enough for a complete solve
Still no roomWand, Amulet, Crown, and the Scales item itself
BuildLaunch · hotfix 1.0.10

Map, then achievements

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Which eight relics does Steam name?

The eight titles are secret achievements, each a find: Mirror, Fruit, Hourglass, Skull, Scales, Wand, Amulet, and Crown. Secret means the row can stay hidden on your own overlay until you earn it. A missing slot in your list is the normal secret-achievement state. It is not proof you failed a missable, and it is not proof the row was cut. Gentle Giant has not posted a relic menu this wiki can quote, so the achievement titles are the name list.

Player notes from before that list settled on three objects: a mirror, an apple, and an hourglass. The apple and the Fruit achievement are one row until a capture shows two different objects. Scales on this page is both a find ("Find the Scales") and the name of a late machine. Those are different claims. The find is a secret achievement. The machine is a puzzle whose inputs are not public. Do not collapse them into one checkbox.

What the older notes were allowed to say

Discussions that predate a full overlay could honestly stop at mirror, apple, and hourglass, plus a Scales machine and a shrug about "other relics." That shrug is now a set of names. Skull, Wand, Amulet, and Crown are real achievement titles. Their rooms are not. Adding a fan pin under a real name is the mistake this page is here to block.

A later item or ability lights braziers across the map. Public notes do not call that item the Wand, the Crown, or the Scales. The flame lead stays on the areas page as a come-back tool. It does not get a relic row until someone shows the object.

How to hold the list while you play

Write the eight names down once. Next to each, write only a lead this page is willing to repeat: purple region, mapless checkpoint, Unverified statue, or blank. When a thread offers a ninth relic, leave it off. When your overlay uses the exact title already in the table below, tick the name and keep the room blank until you have stood in it. Rates for how many players had each find on November 13, 2026 are on the achievements page, and they are a third-party snapshot, not a map.

Where do the mirror and the fruit lead?

The purple region sits in the lower middle of the map, the mid-bottom band. Public notes say the mirror and the apple — the fruit — need that region. Both objects share the path. The notes do not say which one you see first, which tile hands them over, or whether the region contains the objects or only the route toward them. "Pass through the purple lower-middle" is the whole lead.

The same band holds a slider of three blocks on a 4×4 grid, with two extra cells to the right. That slider is a puzzle that lives in the region. It is not confirmed as the hand-in for either relic. Solve or postpone the slider on the puzzles page. Do not treat a finished slider as proof the mirror and the fruit are collected, and do not treat a missing relic as proof the slider is unsolved.

Why both objects share one sentence

The discussions pair them. Mirror and fruit, same purple approach, late in the file, headed toward the endgame notes. Splitting them onto two invented floors would be a new claim. If your save finds one in the purple band and the other somewhere else, the table below is the page that should change, and the change needs the room you actually used.

Global rates from the third-party snapshot do not split them cleanly either. Mirror and Fruit sit near each other, both under one percent on November 13, 2026. That proximity fits a shared late path. It does not prove they are in the same chest. Read the rates on the achievements page, then come back here for the region.

What to do when the purple band is still locked

The region is a late approach, not the opening hour. A dark or sealed approach is often a missing page or a moon placement, which the walkthrough separates from a relic hunt. Hotfix 1.0.08 changed a right-side spot players had called a softlock. That fix is the right side, not a promise that the purple band was the bug. On Launch · hotfix 1.0.10, walk the band when the map lets you, and keep the machine for after you can name what you are holding.

How does the hourglass relate to checkpoints?

Ordinary checkpoint use goes through the map. You activate a checkpoint in the world, you open the map to return to one, and a death sends you back. Public notes also describe a special teleport that reaches a checkpoint without opening the map, and they tie that action to the hourglass and to late relic or machine travel. That is the hourglass lead: mapless checkpoint teleport.

The same notes do not say whether the teleport is how you obtain the hourglass or how you use an hourglass you already hold. Both readings stay open. This page will not pick one, will not name a button, and will not name the checkpoint. Players in a Steam thread were still missing the hourglass along with the skull, which fits a lead that is easy to walk past if you only ever travel by opening the map.

Keep the two travels apart

Opening the map and choosing a checkpoint is the documented fast travel. It works without any relic. Doing that loop again will not, by itself, explain the hourglass. The lead is the trip that reaches a checkpoint while the map stays closed. Try it when you already have checkpoints activated, so a failed experiment drops you somewhere you have lit. A dark checkpoint is a different problem, covered with the first hour on the beginner guide.

If the mapless trip does nothing, you may be early, you may be at the wrong checkpoint, or the lead may describe the reward rather than the search. Those three are still open. Inventing a room name to close them is how a guide gets a fake pin. Mark the attempt in your notes and move to a lead that has a region, which is the purple band, or to the skull guess you are willing to label Unverified.

Why the thread still could not find it

The Steam discussion that could not place the skull also could not place the hourglass. That is a status report from players, not a second location hint. It tells you the hourglass was still uncommon in that thread. It does not move the object into the catacombs. The statue guess belongs to the skull only. Leave the hourglass on the checkpoint sentence even if you are reading both complaints in the same post.

Is the skull a catacombs statue?

Find the Skull is a secret achievement, and the location is Unverified. A Steam thread of players missing the skull and the hourglass suggested a grim reaper statue in the catacombs. The thread does not confirm the interact, the floor, or that touching the statue grants the achievement. Keep the sentence, and keep the label. A wrong statue is a wasted walk. A deleted sentence would hide the only skull lead that exists.

Do not merge that guess with the official underground ruin network. Promo material describes a dangerous, multi-level ruin with hidden puzzles. Players said "catacombs." Those can be the same place, and they might not be. This page will not rename the ruins into catacombs, and it will not tell you to attack a statue. There is no combat. If a later capture shows an interact, the row below changes from Unverified to a path lead. Until then, a reaper-like statue is a thing to notice, not a thing to trust.

How to test the guess without adopting it

If you are already in a ruin and a statue reads as a reaper, try the interact you use on other objects: stand, use, move the moon onto it, and read any page that changes. Write down what happened. If nothing happened, the guess failed in that room, and the achievement can still be elsewhere. One quiet statue does not retire the lead for the whole map, and one successful interact is the note that should replace this paragraph.

The hourglass complaint in that same thread is not evidence the skull and the hourglass share a room. They share a "we cannot find these" post. Their leads stay different: statue versus mapless checkpoint. Hunting the skull inside the purple band, or the mirror inside a guessed catacomb, crosses wires the sources did not cross.

What does each relic row support?

Read Status before you walk. A path lead is a region or a behavior public notes repeat. Unverified is a single thread guess. "Name only" means the achievement exists and the room does not, on this wiki, today. The overlay percents are the third-party snapshot dated November 13, 2026, copied so this table can be used alone. They will move. They are not pins.

RelicSteam lineOverlay %LeadStatus
MirrorFind the Mirror0.4%Purple region, lower middle, with the fruitPath lead
FruitFind the Fruit0.5%Same purple path. Notes call it an applePath lead
HourglassFind the Hourglass0.8%Teleport to a checkpoint without opening the mapPath lead
SkullFind the Skull0.5%Grim reaper statue in the catacombsUnverified
ScalesFind the Scales0.1%A late Scales machine is discussed separately. Item room unpublishedName only
WandFind the Wand3.3%No room. Not confirmed as the brazier-lighting itemName only
AmuletFind the Amulet8.9%No room. Common in the snapshot, so do not save it for a last sweepName only
CrownFind the Crown0.2%No room. Same snapshot band as The End and WanderlustName only

Amulet, Wand, and Crown are names with a rate

Amulet at 8.9% is the common relic find in that snapshot, ahead of several rows players assume are "main" progress. Wand at 3.3% is next among the finds. Crown at 0.2% sits with the rarest non-Scales rows. Rarity two days after launch is not a direction. A common unlock can still sit in a corner you skipped. A rare unlock can be a rule you have not noticed. This page refuses to turn those three percents into corridors.

The flame item stays unassigned on purpose. Lighting every brazier is a real late tool in the notes, and the Wand is a real achievement. Pairing them because both sound magical is the invention. Leave the Wand on "name only" until a capture shows the object in a hand.

Scales the item is not the machine

Find the Scales is the rarest row in the snapshot, at 0.1%. That fits a late object. It does not say the object is the machine, the key that starts the machine, or the last input. The next section is the boundary: what the machine notes support, and the complete solve this page will not write.

What stays unpublished on the Scales machine?

The Scales machine is a late puzzle. Public notes connect it to relics, and the objects they actually name in that breath are the mirror, the apple (fruit), and the hourglass, with room for others. They do not list an order, a slot count, or a finished combination. Skull, Wand, Amulet, Crown, and the Scales item might belong to that "others," and they might be separate finds. Confirming either story needs a capture this wiki does not have. The complete endgame solve stays off the page.

Bring the leads you can name. Mirror and fruit: purple lower-middle. Hourglass: the mapless checkpoint teleport. Skull: the Unverified statue, if you choose to look. Then stop. A thread that prints eight inputs is ahead of the sources used here. Hotfix notes through Launch · hotfix 1.0.10 cover softlocks, a death crash, and VSync. They do not publish a machine diagram. If a relic will not register, re-check the build and the lead before you call the achievement bugged.

  • Do01Mirror and fruit: purple lower-middle, shared path, order unpublished
  • Do02Hourglass: mapless checkpoint teleport, separate from opening the map
  • Do03Skull: catacombs reaper statue, Unverified, not a combat target
  • Do04Scales item, Wand, Amulet, Crown: names only until you have a room
  • Do05Machine: no copied combination, even after the three named objects are in your notes

A credits layer is not the machine

About ten hours can reach a credits layer, and hidden routes remain after it. The machine sits in the late notes, which is compatible with "after some credits" and compatible with "before them." This page will not pick. Finish the path leads you can walk, keep exploring after the staff roll, and treat a fan solve as unpublished even if the credits have already played. The achievements page shows how rare The End and the Scales find were on the same snapshot, without turning those rates into an ending script.

What next

Next: the 15 Steam names and the third-party percents, including every find in the table above, on achievements.

Purple band, ruins, and the right-side layout change: areas.

When a sealed approach is a missing page rather than a relic: walkthrough.

Slider context for the purple band, without treating it as the relic hand-in: puzzles.

FAQ

Is the fruit an apple?

Player notes say apple. The Steam line is Find the Fruit. This page keeps one row until a capture shows two objects.

Can I solve the Scales machine from this page?

No. The machine is late, and the public notes are not enough for a complete solve. Mirror, fruit, and hourglass are the objects those notes connect to it. The inputs stay unpublished.

Is the skull location confirmed?

No. Find the Skull is a real secret achievement. The grim reaper statue in the catacombs is a Steam-thread guess and stays Unverified.

Do the Wand, Amulet, and Crown have map pins?

No. They are secret achievement names. The Amulet was the common find in the November 13, 2026 snapshot, and that rate is not a room.

Does the hourglass replace the map?

The lead is a teleport to a checkpoint without opening the map. Ordinary map travel still exists and does not require the hourglass. Which of those trips grants the find is unpublished.

Should I light every brazier to finish the relics?

A later item or ability lights braziers across the map. The notes do not name it as one of these eight. Leave that tool on the areas page.

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