| Coral Treasure | |
|---|---|
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| Details | |
| Type | Treasure |
| Source | Siren Shrines Siren Treasuries |
| Related | Trading Companies |
Coral Treasure is an undersea, coral encrusted variant of standard Treasure items which can be discovered throughout Siren Shrines or within the vaults of Siren Treasuries.
Mechanics[]
A Player can only carry one Coral Treasure item at a time and cannot use any other items while carrying them. Coral Treasure items will float to the top when dropped in water, however they will start sinking to the bottom after some time has passed and disappear. Coral Treasure dropped on land or on shorelines will stay in-game for a long time. Every Coral Treasure item can be caught with a Ship's Harpoon. Up to three of any small Coral Treasure item can also be placed in any Container Chests. When closed, Container Chests cover the white glint of Treasure. They can also be used to move multiple items at once.
Like any Treasure, the main use of Coral Treasure is to sell for Gold and Reputation.
Emissary Mechanics[]
Any Player Crews sailing as a Emissary can receive Emissary Grade Reputation for picking up and putting Coral Treasure on their Ship for the first time, given that the item in question is for the same Trading Company as the Emissary Flag they are flying. This benefit is also applicable for Reaper's Bones Emissaries who gain Emissary Reputation for any Treasure items collected. Selling Coral Treasure to a companies as an Emissary does not give Emissary Grade Reputation, however, Players do receive Emissary Value, which is counted for the respective Company Emissary Ledger leaderboards. The higher the Crew's Emissary Grade, the more Gold, Reputation and Emissary Value they receive for selling Treasure.
Where to find[]
Coral Treasure can be found from the following sources:
- Chance to find throughout Siren Shrines
- Chance to find within the vault of a Siren Treasury after defeating the Treasury Vaultmaster. Small treasure items have a chance to be found inside of a Coral Treasure Chest.
To save pirates from needing to take their new-found treasure all the way back up the the surface, up to 20 loot pieces can be stored in Sunken Mermaid Statues found along the way. Any Coral Treasure Chests filled with three loot items count as a single loot item, saving up space for the other treasure items to be stored in the statues. Any treasure left with the statues can be redeemed back on the surface from a friendly mermaid with a shell, emitting purple smoke. When interacted with, any treasure collected will float up to the surface and the mermaid departs.
Types[]
Treasure Chests[]
Large Coral Treasure items which can be sold to the Gold Hoarders or Reaper's Bones.
| Chest | Base Gold Reward | Base Emissary Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coral Treasure Chest | 375 - 780  |
N/A | The regular container Treaure Chest with a fluorescent glow. Can be sold to any faction other than Athena's Fortune or Bilge Rats. |
| Coral Castaway's Chest | 105 - 228 |
525 | The regular chest with a fluorescent glow. |
| Coral Seafarer's Chest | 245 - 455 |
1050 | The regular chest with chunks of light blue coral and a fluorescent glow. |
| Coral Marauder's Chest | 490 - 910 |
2100 | The regular chest with flat pieces of coral and a fluorescent glow. |
| Coral Captain's Chest | 980 - 1,925 |
4200 | The regular chest with large chunks of coral varying in colour and a fluorescent glow. |
Artefacts[]
Small Coral Treasure items which can be sold to the Gold Hoarders or Reaper's Bones.
| Artefact | Base Gold Reward | Base Emissary Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mysterious Coral Vessel | 105 - 228 |
525 | The regular Vessel covered with barnacles. |
| Silvered Coral Cup | 245 - 455 |
1050 | The regular cup with barnacles and sprouts of green coral. |
| Golden Coral Reliquary | 490 - 910 |
2100 | The regular Reliquary will blue and green coral plates. |
| Peculiar Coral Relic | 980 - 1,925 |
4200 | The regular Relic with chunks of yellow and pink coral. |
Bounty Skulls[]
Small Coral Treasure items which can be sold to the Order of Souls or Reaper's Bones.
| Bounty Skull | Base Gold Reward | Base Emissary Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foul Coral Skull | 158 - 315 |
711 | The regular skull with barnacles and green algae. |
| Disgraced Coral Skull | 315 - 613 |
1419 | The regular skull with green coral sprouts and non-metallic. |
| Hateful Coral Skull | 613 - 1,313 |
2835 | The regular skull with blue coral and non-metallic. |
| Villainous Coral Skull | 1,313 - 2,538 |
5670 | The regular skull with chunks of coral, a purple starfish and non-metallic. |
Coffers[]
Small Coral Treasure items which can be sold to the Merchant Alliance or Reaper's Bones.
| Coffer | Base Gold Reward | Base Emissary Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffer of Aged Grog | 100 - 200 |
540 | Yellow with a bubble icon label. |
| Coffer of Antiquated Coffee | 260 - 470 |
1080 | Brown with turquoise coral and a coffee bean icon label. |
| Coffer of Timeworn Metals | 500 - 1,000 |
2160 | Green with purple coral and an ore icon label. |
| Coffer of Forgotten Jewels | 1,100 - 1,900 |
4320 | Pink with yellow coral and a jewels icon label. |
Patch history[]
- 2.3.0 (September 23, 2021)
- Introduced.