How to Get the Holy Grail in BitLife

There are no killer rabbits or Holy Hand Grenades to worry about, but that won’t make this grail quest easy. To get the Holy Grail in BitLife, you’ll need some mythic gumption (and maybe the help of a relic or two). The Holy Grail may be one of the trickiest Heirlooms to get your mitts on, but doing so is essential to earn the Sacrilege Achievement. At least it’s more exciting than spending life as a BitLife choreographer. You’ll just need to prove your piousness (and determination) first if you want this heavenly reward.

BitLife Holy Grail Guide

(Updated on August 19, 2024 – updated images, links, and format)

The Holy Grail is one of the rarest and most coveted items among BitLife players, and it’s easy to see why. The Grail possesses two features that can help you through any playthrough, no matter how hellish the opposition:

• The Holy Grail is worth a fortune. You can sell this item and get enough money to buy anything. It turns out the Grail is more than just a fancy paperweight.
• The second boon is that the Holy Grail gives a special bonus to players who maximize all of their stats. So, keeping the Holy Grail is a viable option as well.

But where do you find such a valuable item? To get the Holy Grail in BitLife, you must go to the attic and play there. During these games, you will find a lot of junk in the attic, among which the Holy Grail can be found. At the same time, the chance to get the Holy Grail is slim. You can play in the attic for years without discovering the grail, but it only takes one life-changing moment to reward all that effort. In BitLife, blessings come with persistence.

How to complete the Sacrilege Achievement in BitLife

Don’t rush to sell the Holy Grail once you find it. Get the Sacrilege Achievement first, especially since it’s easy to do. To do this, go to the Asset tab and select Holy Grail. Click on this item and it will open the action selection menu. Select Play with its option and right after that, you will receive the Sacrilege Achievement. Maybe giving in to temptation isn’t so bad after all.