SCENE

Treasure Temple

Treasure Temple is a scene (a prebuilt structure such as a temple, ruin or camp) that generates in The Desert of Beginnings in Core Keeper. It appears 1 per world. Loot here includes Galaxite Sledge Hammer, Galaxite Key, Gold Bar, Octarine Bar.

Advertisement

Treasure Temple map (overview)

A top-down view of the whole scene (for reference; click to enlarge). Image source: Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom). Game images are © Pugstorm.

Advertisement

Where is Treasure Temple? Location and how to find it

BiomeThe Desert of Beginnings
Number per world1 per world
Placement ruleAt a random spot inside the biome
LandmarksTemple Crate
Size26 × 22 tiles
OrientationMay generate mirrored left to right

How to find Treasure Temple

  1. Travel to The Desert of Beginnings. This scene only generates there.
  2. Its position is random in every world. Open the map and explore the areas that are still dark, one by one.
  3. Use the shape in the overview map above (its walls, floor pattern and the objects placed in it) to recognize it on your map or on screen. It may also generate flipped.
Advertisement

Items you can get at Treasure Temple

ItemWhereChance per try
Galaxite Sledge Hammer May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Galaxite Key May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 1%
Gold Bar May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10%
Octarine Bar May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 19.1%
Galaxite Bar May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 35.1%
Rare Candy May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 8%
Mechanical Part May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 19.1%
Pajama Cap May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Pajama Shirt May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Pajama Pants May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Nomad Necklace May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Nomad Ring May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Throwing Daggers May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 1%
Zealot's Scimitar May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Blizzard Staff May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Sacred Ring May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 51.5%
Puppet Ring May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Enigmatic Necklace May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 51.5%
Concealed Blade May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 2.1%
Paladin Mask May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Paladin Harness May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Paladin Pants May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Bone Necklace May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Bone Ring May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 3.1%
Large Bomb May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 6.1%
Poison Aid Potion May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10%
Greater Healing Potion May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10%
Keen Potion May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10%
Guardian's Potion May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10%
Torch May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 60%
Wood May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 10.9%
Wool May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 19.1%
Bomb May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 19.1%
Early Human Skull May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 4.1%
Plume Ball May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 1%
Desert Diamond In or on the Temple Pedestal Guaranteed
Bag of Marbles May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 1%
Incense Bowl May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 2.1%
Ancient Makeup Set May come from the Golden Ancient Chest 1%
Advertisement

What's inside Treasure Temple

Scene layouts are not in the game files we can read, so the location, distance, size, contents and which containers are in this scene are from the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) SceneInfo data and Scene page, Ver.1.1.2.9 (CC BY-SA 3.0). Chances for random chest loot are calculated from the game's drop tables (Conf/Loot, Core Keeper 1.3.0.6). Text written by this site.

Unless a note on the page says otherwise, numbers are read from the game files of Core Keeper 1.3.0.6 (prefabs, configuration files, drop tables and the game's program) and calculated by this site, including upgraded (per-level) values, sell prices and mana costs. Names and descriptions are the game's official English text. Only reinforcing materials, minion and pet attacks and some food values are based on the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) data (CC BY-SA 3.0). Core Keeper and its images are © Pugstorm. This is an unofficial fan site.