Treasure Hunt

TLDR

Search zones to get Treasure Maps
Play club mini-games for more searching cards
Search more zones
Exchange Treasure Maps for rewards
NOTE: This is a standard guide, rewards posted below may change based on season.

HOW TO PLAY

There are 3 zones, Class-B chest, Class-A chest and Class-S chest (left to right respectively)
At each zone you’ll want to search the area for Treasure Maps and other materials
- Treasure maps are used for exchanging items at Vault
- Better chest = more chance for more treasure maps
How to search? You can search by either Free chances, Searching cards or Gems
- Free chances
  - Cooldowns: Zone B-3h, Zone A-4h, Zone S-6h
  - Stacks up to 5x
- Searching cards
  - Obtained from daily login reward, treasure hunt packs, and club mini games
  - Higher mini-game scores give better searching card so play your best!
  - Don’t forget to claim your free daily RND pack!
- Gems
  - You can spend your gems to search if desperate or you have a lot of gems. Not recommended for F2Ps
- There are Treasure Hunt Packs available for sale (gems, cash or funds), so up to you if you want to spend

VAULT

Whenever you search the area (either by Free chances, searching cards or gems), you get points
- B – 1 pt
- A – 2 pt
- S – 3 pt
- These points determine the vault tier you can unlock
  - Vault 1 – open by default
  - Vault 2 – Need 200 points to unlock
  - Vault 3 – Need 350 points to unlock

Recommendations:

Vault 1 – Def buy the Sigil Chest V, and the Ascend supply tokens. Collector’s figurine base too if you can. IF you’re saving up to get the Vault 3 Chest VI, then don’t spend here first.
Vault 2 – Nothing special here to be honest. If you need the outlaw badge shards then go for it
Vault 3 – Def the Sigil Chest VI which costs a whopping 900 maps.

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