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Treasure Table References[edit | edit source]
This page is for listing commonly used treasure tables for both vendors and containers. Such as Arron in the Emerald Grove or the Potions Chest in the tutorial. Alternatively you can use the full treasure table list from here put together by Majakale.
Please be aware the links to the characters, items and/or locations may contain spoilers.
- if you hover over them they will give a tiny bit of information with a picture. Though may still contain slight spoilers
Vendors[edit | edit source]
- * means if alive
- this is because of certain characters being able to die or be killed in their earlier acts. Which means if that is the case they will not be available to purchase from at a later time in the game.
Containers[edit | edit source]
Container Name | Treasure Table Name | Location |
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Cartilaginous Chest | TUT_Chest_Potions | Nautiloid |
Example | Example | Example |
Cheat Engine code[edit | edit source]
This is the Cheat Engine code used to spawn treasure tables. It will spawn a bag at the feet of your character containing the loot from the table.{$lua}
if syntaxcheck then return end
[ENABLE]
GenerateTreasureBag("TREASURE_TABLE_NAME")
[DISABLE]