Treasure Treasure Treasure

Last Updated: December 17, 2014

The Treasure feature in the game is quite mysterious. The game doesn't explain much, so you are left to draw your own conclusions as you play the game. First of all, if you are missing any piece of treasure, you must replay the stages where you are missing 3-star pieces of treasure over and over. You will eventually acquire the missing pieces, but there is no telling how many times you need to play it since it is random. Remember, Wednesday (Japan local time) is double treasure chance day so it may be best to do it then.

In the later zones of the game, collecting all the pieces that assemble Treasures will help a lot. If you are stuck on a stage, I would recommend checking if you're missing any Treasure and going back to those stages to farm for them.

You get a small chance to get a piece of Treasure after clearing each stage. I don't know what the exact chance is, but I'd guess in the 10% range. I don't know what determines the number of stars you get for each piece, though. You must clear the stage to get a chance to win anything, but I have a theory that the game "remembers" how many times you attempted a stage and lost. In recent memory, I've had this happen:

• Got stuck for long periods of time at Stage 60, 71, 76, and 81. Tried countless times on each stage. Immediately after clearing those stages for the first time, I got 1 or 2 star pieces of Treasure. 

So my theory is, suppose you lose a difficult stage over and over -- if you would have won a piece of Treasure that round, you still "keep" it, and you'll acquire it when you finally clear the stage. I have no proof this is true, just my own experience of strangely getting lots of Treasure after beating a hard stage. It was the icing on the cake, to get Treasure after finally beating something I was stuck on for so long.

As soon as you unlock all 3 sections of a Treasure, it will kick in. To get the full benefit from it, you'll need to get all 3 stars from each of the three sections of the zone. If you have not unlocked at least 1 star from all three sections, the Treasure will not be active and you will not benefit from it.

By the way, to add to the confusion of the treasures, when you acquire 1 or 2 star pieces, the name of the item changes. So for instance, the first piece for the first section of Windy Valley is [1 star] piece of paper (I think, I don't remember for sure), [2 star] paper plane, and finally [3 star] paper crane. Naming the pieces of each step is kind of wacky, maybe just cute, though none of it matters. The only thing that matters is how many stars you acquired and how many sections you've unlocked for the big Treasure in each zone.

Anyway, on to the list. 

Zone: Windy Valley 

Treasure: Butterfly Fan

Benefit: Increase mineral production rate

Zone: Mysterious Forest

Treasure: Camouflage Cloak

Benefit: Decrease Missile recharge time

Zone: Midnight Theme Park

Treasure: Surprise Box

Benefit: Increase max mineral limit

Zone: Rainbow Waterfall

Treasure: Rainbow Dagger

Benefit: Increase Missile power

Zone: Desert Lab

Treasure: Immortal Desert Animal

Benefit: Increase mineral acquired when defeating enemies

Zone: Ancient Museum

Treasure: Time Machine

Benefit: Increase maximum tower HP [Increase by how much? Read to find out.]

Zone: Temple of Ice

Treasure: Ice Skates

Benefit: Increase Rangers' HP (side note: Shouldn't ice skates increase Rangers' move speed, logically anyway? Oh well. HP is better...)

Zone: Altar of Flame

Treasure: Hermes Sandal

Benefit: Increase Rangers' Move Speed

Zone: Castle in the Sky
Treasure: Flying Skateboard
Benefit: Increase Rangers' ATK [Increased by how much? Read to find out.]

Zone: Skyscraper

Treasure: Far-Reaching Insight

Benefit: Increase Ranger attack speed range [As of May 22, 2014, this treasure has been revised to increase attack range/distance. Click for post on ranger attack range info]

Zone: Maze of Illusion

Treasure: Illusionary Dice

Benefit: Increase Ranger's Attack Speed [Increase speed by how much? Click to find out.]

Zone: Ravine of Death
Treasure: Winged Rollerblade
Benefit: Decrease Ranger's Production Time (cooldown time reduced)

Zone: Waste Land
Treasure: Universal Laser Drill
Benefit: Increase EXP

Zone: Treacherous Swamp

Treasure: Mephisto's Bracelet

Benefit: Ranger EXP UP

Zone: Red Sand Hill

Treasure: Magical Water Bottle

Benefit: Decrease Rangers' Production Mineral (cost)