Andy’s Runebound Reliquary

Excess XP Storage Rune for Minecraft Bedrock Edition

Andy’s Runebound Reliquary adds a physical, upgradeable XP vault to Minecraft Bedrock. Store your hard-earned experience before a dangerous expedition, retrieve it when you are ready to enchant or repair equipment, maintain a private reserve, or build shared storage for a multiplayer base. Every Reliquary retains its own XP, owner, access mode, upgrades, statistics, and visible fill state.

Powerful XP storage should be earned. The initial recipe requires a Lodestone, Bottles o’ Enchanting, Amethyst, Copper, and Polished Blackstone Bricks. Two additional progression paths provide long-term survival costs: individual capacity upgrades advance through Redstone, Lapis, Quartz, Diamond, Emerald, and Netherite, while linked storage stacks require Copper, Gold, Iron, Amethyst, and Gilded Blackstone offerings.

The Reliquary stores exact XP points, not abstract levels. Because Minecraft levels become progressively more expensive, the number of displayed levels represented by a stored balance depends on the player’s current level. Exact-point accounting prevents XP from being generated or destroyed during transfers.

Features

• Seven individual storage tiers.
• Maximum Supercharged capacity of 217,664 XP.
• Exact XP deposits and withdrawals with verification and rollback protection.
• Private and public access modes.
• Persistent owner and activity records.
• Portable vault items that preserve their complete state.
• Controlled transfer amounts through an information panel.
• Vertical stacks with bottom-up deposits and top-down withdrawals.
• Repeating six-vault upgrade-inheritance groups.
• Configurable ordered or direct higher-tier upgrades.
• Five-color individual fill indicators.
• Animated sealed respawn-anchor-style top lens.
• Floating XP motes and interaction feedback.
• Explosion-resistant construction.
• Vibrant Visuals support.
• Native world settings and operator recovery tools.
• No additional add-ons required.

Installation

1. Download the .mcaddon from this official CurseForge project.
2. Open the file with Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
3. Wait for both included packs to import.
4. Create a world or edit an existing world.
5. Open Behavior Packs > My Packs.
6. Activate Andy’s Runebound Reliquary [BP].
7. Confirm that Andy’s Runebound Reliquary [RP] is active under Resource Packs. It should activate automatically.
8. Select the Behavior Pack’s gear/settings button if you want to adjust world-wide options.
9. Enter the world and craft the Reliquary.

When updating, back up the world, import the new .mcaddon, and confirm that the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack display the same version. If Minecraft retains an older copy, remove it under Settings > Storage and activate only the newest matching pair.

Console players generally cannot import arbitrary local .mcaddon files directly. Prepare the world on Windows or mobile, upload it to a Realm, and then join that Realm from the console.

Basic controls

Action	Control
Deposit as much XP as possible	Left-click / attack
Withdraw all stored XP	Right-click / use
Open the information panel	Sneak + right-click
Dismantle while preserving state	Sneak + left-click
Contribute a capacity upgrade	Use while holding the required material
Link a stacked follower	Use while holding the required linking block
Stack another Reliquary	Place it directly above or below

Upgrade and linking materials take priority over withdrawing XP. Use an empty hand or unrelated item when you want to retrieve experience normally.

Depositing and withdrawing XP

A normal left-click deposits as much XP as the player has and the Reliquary or compatible stack can accept.

A normal right-click withdraws all XP stored in the compatible stack.

The Reliquary records exact XP points. It does not convert the balance into a fixed number of levels. This means the displayed level change will vary depending on the player’s current level, but every stored XP point is preserved.

If an XP transfer or vault save cannot be verified, the transaction is canceled and the previous balances are restored.

Inspecting a Reliquary

Sneak-right-click any Reliquary to open its information panel.

The panel displays:

• Current tier
• Exact stored XP
• Individual or aggregate stack capacity
• Owner
• Public or private status
• Stack membership
• Foundation, follower, and link status
• Active upgrade-order mode
• Upgrade contribution progress
• Lifetime deposited XP
• Last depositor
• Last retriever

Accessible players may deposit or withdraw controlled level-equivalent amounts of:

• 8
• 16
• 24
• 32
• 40
• 48
• 56
• 64

Deposit-all and withdraw-all actions are also available. If less XP is available than the selected amount, the entire available balance moves instead.

The owner may switch the Reliquary between private and public from the same panel.

Capacity upgrades

Interact while holding the required material to contribute toward an upgrade.

Partial contributions are saved. The Reliquary consumes only the number of items still required and leaves any extras in the player’s inventory.

Tier	Required Offering	Default Cost	Exact Capacity
Dormant	Crafted state	—	112 XP
Ember	Redstone Blocks	10	352 XP
Scribe	Lapis Blocks	10	828 XP
Astral	Quartz Blocks	10	1,628 XP
Lucent	Diamond Blocks	10	4,788 XP
Verdant	Emerald Blocks	10	10,252 XP
Supercharged	Netherite Ingots	4	217,664 XP

The Supercharged tier is deliberately much larger than the lower tiers and is intended as a late-game reward for completing the full survival progression.

Upgrade order

World owners may select either upgrade mode:

Mode	Behavior
In order	Redstone → Lapis → Quartz → Diamond → Emerald → Netherite
Any higher tier	Offer any higher-tier material and progress directly toward that tier

In-order progression is enabled by default.

Stacking and XP funneling

Reliquaries placed directly above or below one another can form a vertical storage stack.

Members join the same compatible stack only when they:

• Occupy the same X/Z column.
• Touch vertically with no gaps.
• Have the same persistent owner.
• Use the same public/private access mode.

Interacting with any compatible member addresses the aggregate stack:

• Deposits fill the lowest available vault first.
• XP moves upward only after the lower vault reaches capacity.
• Withdrawals drain the highest occupied vault first.
• Adding a compatible vault adds its capacity to the stack.
• Removing a vault removes its XP from the stack inside the preserved item.
• An air gap, different owner, or different access mode divides the column into separate stacks.

Every vault keeps its own physical balance and fill color. Unlinked vaults retain their own tier and capacity rather than copying the foundation.

If a stack loses inherited capacity while holding too much XP, no XP is deleted. The overflow remains recoverable, but new deposits are blocked until withdrawals bring the stack below its available capacity.

Linking stacked Reliquaries

Compatible stacks are divided into repeating groups of six.

The first vault is the foundation. The next five may inherit the foundation’s capacity upgrades after being linked in order.

Position	Role	Linking Offering
1	Foundation	None
2	First follower	1 Copper Block
3	Second follower	1 Gold Block
4	Third follower	1 Iron Block
5	Fourth follower	1 Amethyst Block
6	Fifth follower	1 Gilded Blackstone
7	Next foundation	Begins another group

Followers must be linked from the bottom upward.

A linked follower inherits the foundation’s effective capacity tier while the complete link remains intact. It still owns its individual XP, statistics, access state, and actual upgrade tier.

Only the foundation carries its real capacity upgrades when dismantled. A follower’s temporary inherited tier is not written into its portable item.

Removing the foundation, breaking the link chain, separating the stack, or changing compatibility disables the inherited tier without deleting stored XP.

Fill colors

The four lamps on each side show that individual vault’s physical balance.

Color	Meaning
Red	Empty
Yellow	Below one-third capacity
Green	One-third to below two-thirds
Blue	Two-thirds to just below full
Purple	Full or temporarily over capacity

Stacked vaults render their colors independently, making the bottom-up XP distribution visible from outside.

Light output increases as the Reliquary fills. Floating XP motes also become more active at higher balances and may be disabled through the world settings.

Private and public access

The player who places a Reliquary becomes its owner.

Access Mode	Deposit	Withdraw	Contribute Upgrades	Change Access	Dismantle
Private	Owner only	Owner only	Owner only	Owner only	Owner only
Public	Anyone	Anyone	Anyone	Owner only	Owner only

Private is the default unless the world configuration changes the default for newly placed vaults.

Changing the access mode of one stack member may separate it from neighboring vaults because every member of a compatible stack must use the same access mode.

Dismantling and moving a Reliquary

Sneak-left-click to dismantle a Reliquary.

Only the owner may dismantle it, including when the vault is public. The resulting item preserves:

• Stored XP
• Actual upgrade tier
• Partial upgrade contributions
• Owner
• Public/private status
• Lifetime deposited XP
• Last depositor
• Last retriever
• Other persistent vault information

Placing the preserved item restores its complete record at the new location.

Use this dismantling method when moving a vault. Piston movement is not supported because stored records are tied to block coordinates.

Crafting recipe

The initial recipe is intentionally expensive enough to make XP storage a meaningful survival milestone.

Bottle o’ Enchanting       | Bottle o’ Enchanting | Bottle o’ Enchanting
Polished Blackstone Bricks | Lodestone             | Polished Blackstone Bricks
Copper Ingot               | Amethyst Cluster      | Copper Ingot

Ingredient	Quantity
Bottle o’ Enchanting	3
Polished Blackstone Bricks	2
Copper Ingot	2
Lodestone	1
Amethyst Cluster	1

World settings

Select the active Behavior Pack and open its gear/settings button.

Setting	Range or Default
Allow upgrades in any order	Off
Redstone Block cost	1–64, default 10
Lapis Block cost	1–64, default 10
Quartz Block cost	1–64, default 10
Diamond Block cost	1–64, default 10
Emerald Block cost	1–64, default 10
Netherite Ingot cost	1–16, default 4
New Reliquaries default to public	Off
Floating XP motes	On
Visitors may inspect statistics	On

Settings apply world-wide. Existing XP, ownership records, upgrades, and portable vault items remain preserved when configuration values change.

Operator commands

All commands in this section require operator permission.

Command	Purpose
/scriptevent runebound:config	Open the in-world configuration override
/scriptevent runebound:config reset	Return to the native Add-Ons settings
/scriptevent runebound:admin audit	Audit stored vault records
/scriptevent runebound:admin visuals	Refresh loaded vault colors and tiers
/scriptevent runebound:admin recover	Create a missing record for the viewed vault
/scriptevent runebound:admin claim	Recover ownership of the viewed vault

The operator must look directly at a Reliquary within eight blocks when using recover or claim.

Ownership recovery changes only the owner identity and name. Stored XP, upgrades, contribution progress, access mode, and statistics remain intact.

The audit command is read-only. It reports valid, missing, unavailable, and malformed records without deleting data or force-loading chunks.

Requirements and compatibility

• Minecraft Bedrock Edition 26.30 or newer
• Both included packs active at the same version
• No experimental gameplay toggles required
• No additional add-on dependencies
• Vibrant Visuals supported
• Designed for local worlds, multiplayer worlds, Realms, and current Bedrock platforms

Minecraft makes the final decision regarding achievement eligibility for every world. A world that previously enabled Cheats, Creative mode, Experiments, or an ineligible template may already have achievements disabled.

Back up important worlds before installing or updating any add-on.

Troubleshooting

The Reliquary cannot be crafted

• Confirm the Behavior Pack is active.
• Use a crafting table rather than the 2×2 inventory grid.
• Confirm that both hard-block ingredients are Polished Blackstone Bricks.
• Completely leave and reopen the world after activating or updating packs.

Left-clicking deposits XP instead of mining

This is intentional. A normal attack deposits XP and cancels ordinary mining.

Sneak while attacking to dismantle the Reliquary safely.

Right-clicking upgrades instead of withdrawing

Upgrade and linking materials take priority over withdrawal. Use an empty hand or unrelated item.

Vaults will not join the same stack

Confirm that they touch vertically, have the same owner, use the same access mode, and have no gap between them.

A follower does not inherit the foundation’s tier

Upgrade the foundation first, link followers in order, and confirm the complete lower link chain remains intact.

The stack is over capacity

A foundation or link was probably removed while the stack contained more XP than its reduced capacity permits. The XP remains safe. Withdraw enough XP to bring the stack below capacity before making additional deposits.

Displayed levels do not match the XP balance

Minecraft’s level costs are nonlinear. The Reliquary stores exact XP points, so the number of displayed levels moved depends on the player’s current level.

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