Where are all the The Casting of Frank Stone Relliks? It’s nice to have options in games, and The Casting of Frank Stone certainly fits that bill. Aside from all the options put in front of you in the game’s story, there’s also the choice of whether or not you want to gather all the game’s collectibles.
We’re sure you do, or you wouldn’t be here, and we can’t blame you. Whether you’re a DBD fan or not, there’s no denying the The Casting of Frank Stone Relliks are an adorable set, so if you’re missing a few or just want to be sure to get them all in your first playthrough of the horror game, here’s every location of the 12 killer dolls.
All The Casting of Frank Stone Relliks
Here are all twelve of the The Casting of Frank Stone Relliks:
- 1 – The Hillbilly
- 2 – The Huntress
- 3 – The Trapper
- 4 – The Wraith
- 5 – The Clown
- 6 – The Legion
- 7 – The Nurse
- 8 – The Doctor
- 9 – The Twins
- 10 – the Spirit
- 11 – The Trickster
- 12 – The Champion
The Hillbilly – Chapter 1
As Sam, you enter the mill’s storm drain for the first time. After dropping down, follow the signs for furnace access until you reach a low archway, making sure to check other areas if you want all trinkets and artifacts.
Before crawling under the arch, there is an alcove on your right, which appears blocked by pipes. Climb over these pipes to find ‘Billy lying on the ground.
The Huntress – Chapter 2
Shortly after Madi and Linda enter the manor, you’re tasking with looking around for you host. Here, head up the first flight of stairs and pick up a piece of paper on a small table on the landing. One of many DBD easter eggs, this is a piece of music called ‘A Survivor’s Theme’.
Now, continue up the stairs, enter the room on the right, and interact with the piano in the corner. Now you’ve seen the sheet music, Madi, the current player character, plays the theme – which will be recognizable to DBD fans. This melody opens a secret door.
Head into the secret corridor and through the door downstairs, and make sure you pick up The Huntress to your left before heading through second door.
The Trapper – Chapter 3
In the Curiosity Shop, which you visit regardless of how play, you can find this cute masked guy. Simply head to the far right of the store, and you can find the Trapper on the ground.
The Wraith – Chapter 5
Having made your way to the storm drain entrance – choosing either one of two options to get there – take a left shortly after entering the storm drain. There’s a gap in the wall you can squeeze through, and the simply adorable Philip Ojomo plush is on the floor.
The Clown – Chapter 5, Chapter 7
Further through the The Phantom of Cedar Mill chapter, after the machine shop, turn right before the locked double doors. Crouch through a small gap in the wall to find The Clown – and some real human fingers. If you miss The Clown as Chris in Chapter 6, you can pick him up as Linda in Chapter 7, after you and Bonnie re-enter the mill.
The Legion – Chapter 6
The Legion, or rather Susie, is found in the manor, during the scene in which you, Madi, and your new friends are looking for a way to open the large metal gate to the reliquary. Upstairs, once Stan opens the gate, there is a piece of the puzzle required to open the gate, but don’t get distracted by that, as Susie is in the far left corner of the room.
Once you’ve found her, you’re good to carry on trying to open the gate, but if you struggle, see our guide to the The Casting of Frank Stone gate puzzle.
The Nurse
The film archive is full of artifacts, but the Nurse Rellik is also hidden in these dark aisles. Find her in the third aisle on your left, the one after the behind the Murder Mine t-shirts.
The Doctor – Chapter 11
This one’s a bit of a pain to get to. We actually missed this one on our first playthrough, and it’s some way into the scene. The scene in question is the underbelly of the mill, as Linda. Once you’ve completed the boiler puzzle, head downstairs, and keep following the path to the end, where a ladder moves you on to the next scene.
Before you take the ladder, enter the room just before the ladder, and use the crawl space at the back. This leads into another, previously locked room, which you can now unlock and leave, so you don’t have to crawl back. Before you do, though, check out the sheet of metal against the far wall. Move this to reveal Frank’s nest – and The Doctor.
The Twins – Chapter 12
The Twins are easy to miss as you need to stray off the obvious path to find them. After leaving the bedroom in the manor, following the Horologium, the story continues through the door immediately on your right. However, to find The Twins, turn left out of the secret passage, follow the corridor round to the right, and find Charlotte and Victor on a table on the left hand side.
The Spirit – Chapter 13
We’re back in the storm drain one last time, and we’re back as Sam. This time, you’ll be fighting some demons as you work your way through.
Follow the path until you meet the first enemy, then don’t miss the grate to your right, highlighted with an orange glow. Climb through the gap in the bars, and find The Spirit on the floor on your right hand side.
The Trickster – Chapter 14
The Trickster is located in the woods, which you can only visit if you escape the manor as either Madi or Linda. As you walk along the path, witnessing a series of events being played out, be sure to look around for more trinkets. However, this Rellik is located right at the end of the path, so you can skip that if you just want to find The Trickster.
Once you reach the end, it seems there are two ways to go: a gap in the rocks in front of you, and a door to your right. Be sure to go through the door, as this is where The Trickster is found – through it, not around it – before heading through the rocks towards an inviting, and familiar, campfire.
The Champion – Chapter 14
This one’s nice and easy, just finish the game, and Frank Stone – The Champion – appears to give you a cheeky look before the credits roll. After seeing this scene, this final Rellik appears in your collection.
Now you’ve got the location of each of the The Casting of Frank Stone Relliks, you shouldn’t waste too much time looking around. Luckily, the story game isn’t that long anyway, something we touch on in our The Casting of Frank Stone review. There’s plenty more gameplay to be had replaying the game for a different outcome, though – or you could just move on to one of the other best single-player games once you’re done.