Relic database
Rare Relic Tracker
Discovery context and route-proof page
Rare Relic Tracker keeps rare relic discoveries useful by separating novelty from decisions that actually change the run.
Do not confuse rarity with strength
Discovery context and follow-up tasks
Discovery note
Rare relic footage is exciting, but rarity is not the same thing as run value. The tracker should record where the relic appeared, what decision it changed, and whether the deck could use the effect before the next real danger window.
- Separate discovery notes from tier recommendations.
- Record whether the relic changes route, shop, or boss prep.
- Create individual relic pages only after the decision value is clear.
Route-proof checklist
A rare relic earns a stronger note only when it changes a concrete decision. Did it make an elite path safe, fix a boss matchup, improve a shop plan, or make a build shell reliable? If the answer is only that the relic is unusual, keep it in tracker status. Exact relic pools and rarity behavior are needs verification in the current build.
- Log the act, route, deck state, and next boss when the relic appears.
- Separate discovery screenshots from practical ranking claims.
- Create a detail page only when the relic changes repeatable decisions.
Best use cases
Use Rare Relic Tracker as the bridge between source footage and future individual relic pages. It should help readers discover what exists, understand why a relic might matter, and know whether the site has enough evidence to rank it. The tracker should link heavily into relic list, relic tier list, and patch tracker pages.
Common mistake
The common mistake is treating rarity as proof of power. A rare relic can still be narrow, late, or mismatched with the deck. The tracker should ask whether the relic solved damage, block, draw, route safety, economy, or boss preparation.
Evidence to collect next
The next rare-relic pass should record the acquisition source, act, deck state, and immediate decision after pickup. If the relic came from an event, shop, boss reward, or special source, that context changes how readers should value it. Keep rarity pools, drop rules, and any exact acquisition claims marked needs verification until current-patch evidence confirms them across more than one clip.