Titan Relics

Colossal ruins of a forgotten age

In-game shader capture, 1 October 2026. Earlier Colossus V3 model; interim preview.

Discover the remains of an age of giants. Titan Relics adds monumental structures
to Minecraft’s Overworld: abandoned colossi, weathered obelisks, titan skulls,
a World Tree and a ruined tower.

Bring a brush to investigate archaeological remains, follow recovered expedition
maps and search ancient machinery. Recover a rechargeable Machine Core for
furnaces, blast furnaces and smokers, or use a repairable Salvage Magnet to gather
nearby dropped items while held. Each landmark offers part of a history that the
landscape never fully explains.

In-game screenshots

In-game shader capture, 1 October 2026. Earlier Colossus V3 model; interim preview.

In-game shader capture, 1 October 2026. Earlier Colossus V3 model; interim preview.
Other visible structures are not identified as Titan Relics assets.

World settings

Select Expedition, Balanced or Discoveries before creating a world. You can also
edit distances, family shares and biome rules. Worlds retain their saved settings,
including in unexplored chunks. Suitable terrain may be far away, so minimum
distances are not maximum journey lengths. Expedition maps share the same unique
large Colossus destination in a supported world.

Requirements

Use the file matching both your Minecraft version and loader:

• Minecraft 1.21.1: Java 21, Fabric or NeoForge.
• Minecraft 26.2: Java 25, Fabric or NeoForge.
• All targets need the matching Lithostitched 1.8.0 build.
• Fabric targets additionally need the matching Fabric API. NeoForge targets do not.

Install the mod and dependencies on the server and every player client. A new
world with structures enabled gives the complete current selection. The 1.21.1
builds use ferns and ordinary chests instead of unavailable 26.2 blocks.

Status and support

Beta 1.0.0 is the first public testing release. The author has approved release
before the full natural Survival playthrough, which will use this beta. Survival
balance and discovery pacing remain under review. Shared archaeology and ordinary
containers are finite; updates and later visitors do not refill them. Back up
worlds before changing mods or datapacks. Frozen plans are not automatically
migrated to a different modpack setup.

DH 3.3.3 FEATURES can omit relics in distant generation; INTERNAL_SERVER passed
for new distant generation. Large Voxy pregeneration settings, old LOD-cache
repairs and long-term FPS/memory behavior remain unverified. Compatibility
evidence applies to the documented setups and versions.

Read the installation instructions,
player guide
and compatibility notes.
Submit bugs through the issue tracker
with exact versions, logs and steps to reproduce.

License and modpacks

Titan Relics is licensed under the MIT License.
Modpacks, modifications and redistribution, including commercial use, are allowed
under MIT with the copyright and license notice retained. No individual modpack
permission request is needed. Third-party works and visual references retain
their own rights; this license does not grant rights to the referenced artworks.

Inspirations and credits

Development used generative AI assistance for code, asset-generator scripts and
documentation. The page images are original in-game shader captures; the icon
is a crop of one capture. Their older V3 model date is identified in the captions.

Titan Relics draws visual inspiration from
The Archive In Between,
especially its overgrown colossi, titan remains and monumental trees.
The Obelisk and Ruined Tower also draw on references by Josh White.
The icon and interim images use the author’s in-game shader captures of the large
Colossus, showing the earlier V3 model. Minecraft and shader assets retain their own rights.
See the credits and original reference links.