MycoRelic Wiki

Beginner Guide

Learn movement, dodging, parrying, checkpoints, inventory basics, and how to survive your first dangerous encounters.

Combat & First Boss

Practice melee, ranged, blocking, and elemental abilities before challenging your first major encounters.

Gear Upgrades

Find replacement robot parts, collect Geotruffles, and learn what to improve first at the Truffle Smith.

Co-op Setup

Host a world, invite Steam friends, and bring your locally saved character and equipment into a cooperative session.

MycoRelic Beginner Guide

Start your adventure as a fungus controlling a salvaged robot body. Learn the essential movement, combat, equipment, and exploration systems before tackling temples and bosses.

1. 1. Practice jumping, air-dashing, and mantling to navigate ruins and reach hidden routes.
2. 2. Learn when to dodge, block, and parry attacks before committing to melee or ranged combat.
3. 3. Search derelict foundries for replacement robotic body parts and equipment that suit your playstyle.
4. 4. Collect fungi and experiment with elemental powers such as Fire, Water, and Spirit.
5. 5. Explore ancient temples, solve puzzles, and face bosses solo or alongside friends.

MycoRelic Bosses Guide

Track confirmed boss encounters, major fights, altar re-summoning, and the gear rewards tied to each challenge.

• Water Guardian: A Water Temple boss encountered alongside Puaritii in the updated duo fight.
• Puaritii: Shepherd of the Storm; joins the Water Guardian in a fight that scales with player count.
• Polestar Temple · 1.0: The 1.0 Polestar Mushroom Temple contains a main boss and re-summonable minibosses with unique items.
• Firefowl: A confirmed boss encounter with its own arena.
• Re-summoning: Most eligible boss altars cost one Geotruffle Shard; Golem and Protochasm Champion are exceptions.

MycoRelic Weapons Guide

Compare confirmed melee, ranged, and magic weapon styles, then learn how move sets, perks, and equipment choices shape combat.

• Club: A melee weapon style built around heavy, staggering strikes.
• Bow: A ranged weapon style for accurate attacks from a distance.
• Staff: A magic-focused weapon style with two-handed casting changes in 1.0.
• Shields: Off-hand defensive equipment for blocking and Shield Bash.
• Gun Club: A named weapon that can be upgraded in the 1.0 release.

MycoRelic Builds Guide

Explore practical combat styles in MycoRelic’s classless progression system, from close-range defense to ranged and elemental casting.

• Melee: Combine close-range weapons, appropriate armor, and dodge or parry timing.
• Ranged: Use the bow and its move set to fight outside melee reach.
• Spellcaster: Pair a staff with elemental abilities, Spirit empowerment, and caster-focused M-Drives.
• Defensive: Use shields, blocking, and body-part upgrades to support survivability.

MycoRelic Gear Upgrades

Upgrade equipment rarity and customize weapon perks through the Truffle Smith workflow and Geotruffle resources.

1. 1. Collect gear and Green, Blue, and Purple Geotruffles.
2. 2. Visit the Truffle Smith with an eligible weapon, armor piece, body part, fungal mind, shield, or accessory.
3. 3. Spend a matching-tier Geotruffle to raise an item’s rarity and stats one step at a time, up to Purple.
4. 4. Dismantle surplus equipment for a chance at Geotruffles and lower-tier materials.
5. 5. Re-roll weapon perks at the Truffle Smith using the feature added in version 1.0.
6. 6. Keep junk and stackable items out of your upgrade plans.

MycoRelic Elemental Infusions

Understand the eight official elemental infusion effects and their combat stacks to plan equipment and ability combinations.

• Life: Healing items provide Life infusion that can heal you when you take damage.
• Spirit: Empowerment grants Spirit infusion and adds Spirit damage to attacks.
• Fire: Applies burning to the affected character.
• Water: Applies Wet, adding weight but preventing ignition.
• Dusk: Silences the affected character and prevents ability use.
• Caustic: Deals damage over time and bursts when its infusion bar overflows.
• Corruption: Applies the pink goo debuff and slows movement.
• Overclock: Grants additional physical attack power per stack.

MycoRelic Locations Guide

Find notable temples, combat areas, and transport hubs identified in official MycoRelic updates.

• Polestar Temple · 1.0: A difficult endgame area added with the 1.0 release, containing a major boss and minibosses.
• Water Temple: A temple featuring the Water Guardian and Puaritii boss encounter.
• Zanor Castle: A combat area whose early encounter flow was reworked.
• Scrap Factory: A combat location where enemy density was adjusted.
• Warp Nexus: A transport hub near the village linking the Bunker, Zanor, and Protochasm Foyer.
• Bunker: A location between the Village and Crossroads that is initially unlocked by teleporting inside.

MycoRelic Co-op Guide

Play online with friends using peer-to-peer hosting, Steam invites, or the newer join-code option.

1. 1. Select Host World from the main menu to host a peer-to-peer session.
2. 2. Invite a friend using the Steam friends list.
3. 3. Share the session join code introduced in the Elemental Infusion update; it is a multiplayer invite code.
4. 4. Bring your locally saved character and items when joining a friend’s world.
5. 5. Work together on puzzles, dungeons, and boss encounters; solo offline play is also supported.