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All Artifacts in Minecraft Dungeons II — Cooldown Gear List

Artifacts in Minecraft Dungeons II are cooldown-based combat tools — summons, AoE bursts, and utility. How many there are, how they work, and which to hunt.

10/2/2026 1.1.1 Minecraft Dungeons II Wiki Team Last updated: 10/2/2026 1 min read
All Artifacts in Minecraft Dungeons II — Cooldown Gear List

FAQ

What are artifacts in Minecraft Dungeons II?
Activated gear pieces on a cooldown — triggered effects like summons, area damage, and buffs, sitting in your 12-slot loadout next to weapons, armor, and talismans.
How many artifacts are in Minecraft Dungeons II?
Counts vary by counting method — roughly 40 to 64 entries in launch-build data depending on whether variants are counted separately. We list confirmed ones and mark the rest as verification-in-progress.

What are artifacts?

Artifacts are activated combat tools on a cooldown — the returning gear type from the first game, sitting inside Dungeons II’s expanded 12-slot loadout alongside weapons, armor, and talismans. Where talismans provide passive effects, artifacts are the button you press mid-fight.

How many are there?

Counts differ between file-reads — roughly 40 to 64 artifact entries depending on whether upgrades and variants are counted separately. One artifact is directly confirmed by official footage: the Death Cap Mushroom, a returning favorite that grants a burst of attack speed (“eaten by daring warriors before battle,” per its item card). The Firework Arrow also appears in demo inventory footage.

How do artifacts fit a build?

  • Cooldown awareness — artifacts recharge between uses; pair a long-cooldown nuke with a short utility tool.
  • Cover your weapon’s gap — a slow melee build wants an AoE artifact for packs; a swarm build wants single-target burst for bosses.
  • Soul synergy — some artifacts and enchants interact with the soul economy that Sift content leans on.

We’re expanding this list artifact-by-artifact as each effect is verified — check back after the next content pass.

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