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The treasures that are listed below are divided into the various types of treasure pieces, starting with the most common and ending with the rarest. Rarity of treasure pieces directly corresponds with their selling price. In order to sell treasure, take them to [[Linebeck III]] at the [[Trading Post]] in the [[Forest Realm]]. Treasure can also be traded in for train parts. | The treasures that are listed below are divided into the various types of treasure pieces, starting with the most common and ending with the rarest. Rarity of treasure pieces directly corresponds with their selling price. In order to sell treasure, take them to [[Linebeck III]] at the [[Trading Post]] in the [[Forest Realm]]. Treasure can also be traded in for train parts. | ||
==Getting Treasure== | |||
Treasure can be divided into four different categories based on the rarity of the treasure. Each treasure within a category has the exact same rupee value. The four categories are Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Super Rare treasure. When opening a treasure chest that contains a treasure, it isn't set in stone as to which treasure is in the actual treasure chest. Rather, the treasure is grouped by what type of category it is. A particular overworld treasure may contain a rare treasure, but all this means is that the treasure will be either a [[Palace Dish]], [[Goron Amber]], [[Mystic Jade]], or an [[Ancient Gold Piece]]. However, the super rare treasure have some fixed locations and they are listed below. | |||
==Uncommon Treasure== | |||
1. Each and every day, [[Beedle]] has a different uncommon treasure piece for sale at a starting price of 300 rupees.<br/> | |||
2. Each day the shop at [[Castle Town]] has two uncommon treasures available for sale at a price of 300 rupees.<br/> | |||
3. Each day the shop at the [[Snow Sanctuary]] has an uncommon treasure available for sale at a price of 300 rupees.<br/> | |||
4. Play the Goron Target Game and score between 1500 and 2000 points. Select the small treasure to get an uncommon treasure.<br/> | |||
5. After getting the bomb upgrade at the [[Whip Race]] in [[Whittleton|Whittleton Village]], play the game again and score a time between 1:15 and 1:30. Link will be rewarded with an uncommon treasure piece each time.<br/> | |||
6. After getting the [[Quiver]] upgrade at the [[Pirate Hideout]], play the game again and score between 3,000 and 4,000 points to get an uncommon treasure.<br/> | |||
7. After defeating [[Stagnox]] in the [[Take 'Em All On]] challenge Level 1, Link will be rewarded with an uncommon treasure.<br/> | |||
8. After defeating [[Skeldritch]] in the [[Take 'Em All On]] challenge Level 3, Link will be rewarded with an uncommon treasure. | |||
==Common Treasure== | |||
1. Each day the shop at [[Whittleton|Whittleton Village]] has two Common Treasures available for sale at a price of 100 rupees.<br/> | |||
2. After getting the [[Quiver]] upgrade at the [[Pirate Hideout]], play the game again and score between 2,000 and 3,000 points to get a rare treasure.<br/> | |||
3. After getting the [[Whirlwind]], head to the northeast part of Whittleton Village. There are plenty of leaves on the ground that can be blow by using the whirlwind. Blow these leaves to reveal several common treasures. Afterwards walk northward to northern part of Whittleton Village where Link will find another bunch of leaves to blow. After blowing them and collecting more common treasure, head back south to the main part of the village and the leaves and treasure will be reset. This tactic can be repeated to collect a seemingly unlimited amount of treasure. Demon Fossils will not appear often in this area.<br/> | |||
4. [[Demon Fossil]]s are found often underneath pots, specifically inside of caves. One cave just north of the [[Goron Elder]] on the way to the [[Fire Sanctuary]] is a good place to find them. Break the pots that are near the northwest part of the cave in hopes for treasure. Then head northward out of the cave and north until the map changes. Link can then turn around and head back to the cave and the treasure will reset. | |||
==Rare Treasure== | |||
1. Each and every day, [[Beedle]] has a different rare treasure piece for sale at a starting price of 1000 rupees.<br/> | |||
2. After getting the [[Heart Container]] at the [[Whip Race]] in [[Whittleton|Whittleton Village]], play the game again and score a time less than 1:15. Link will get rewarded with a rare treasure piece.<br/> | |||
3. Play the Goron Target Game and score over 2000 points. Select the small treasure to get a rare treasure.<br/> | |||
4. After getting the [[Quiver]] upgrade at the [[Pirate Hideout]], play the game again and score over 4,000 points to get a rare treasure.<br/> | |||
5. After bringing some [[Dark Ore]] to [[Linebeck III]] a first time and earning a [[Force Gem]], bring at least five more units to Linebeck and he'll give Link a rare treasure.<br/> | |||
6. After defeating [[Phytops]] in the [[Take 'Em All On]] challenge Level 2, Link will be rewarded with a rare treasure.<br/> | |||
7. After defeating [[Dark Link]] in the [[Take 'Em All On]] challenge Level 3, Link will be rewarded with a rare treasure. | |||