Magic Puzzle Company - Crysta.
Chests at the end of a stage give a Goblet, Copper ? and some Ammo. Chests in vault rooms give a random Occult Scroll. If Arms Support is enabled, the initial chest gives three weapons where the player can only choose one of them.
Red chests offer the player a set of choices, most of which reward the player with things such as scrolls and weapon upgrades with a drawback such as a Health. Chests are randomly spawned throughout the acts excluding the guaranteed blue chest at the end of each stage and give the player access to Occult Scrolls, ascension upgrades, and weapon upgrades.
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What do I do with the "mysterious key"?
This is a part of the secret treasure quest which can be redeemed in Act 4. This quest gives you the currently second most rare achievement in the game, "Last Piece" for finding Luffy's Hat.
In order to complete it, you must visit certain nodes in a certain order.
- In the first world, visit "The Lake" node when it's a purple book. You may need to restart a few times for it to be purple, but it seems to be fairly common. When you get there, choose "search for anything interesting". You'll find a treasure map.
Follow the quest nodes throughout the first world. You'll get some mediocre treasure, and a second treasure map. - (Steps 2 and 3 can be done in any order) In the green world, move to the quest node by buying one of the two boats. Choose the west pillar, which was shown on the treasure map. This will give you one of the mysterious keys.
- In the red world, visit and enter the volcano. After a somewhat difficult fight, you'll get a second mysterious key.
(Alternatively, in the blue world, visit the sewers. I don't have an image for this yet) - In Act 4, follow the quest markers for both keys. This will lead to an extremely difficult fight including two priests. If you are going a debuff build (poison/bleed/fire etc) I recommend doing the priests lasts. Even though they are the healers, they have the ability to give all their debuffs to one of your players, which makes them extremely dangerous to debuff.
Your reward is a treasure chest with some of the most powerful items in the game, including Luffy's Hat, which gives (among other things) every hero two extra cards every turn; and the Magic Mirror which gives one character a 0-cost copy of the first card they play every turn.
Your reward is a treasure chest with some of the most powerful items in the game, including Luffy's Hat, which gives (among other things) every hero two extra cards every turn; and the Magic Mirror which gives one character a 0-cost copy of the first card they play every turn.
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Reviews for "Unravel the Riddles of Crystal Caves with Magic Puzzle Company"
1. Sandra - 2 stars
I was really excited to try out the Crystal Caves puzzle from Magic Puzzle Company, but I was disappointed with the overall experience. Firstly, the puzzle pieces were not cut cleanly, which made it difficult to fit them together properly. Secondly, the image on the puzzle was not as vibrant as I had expected, and it was hard to distinguish certain details. Lastly, I found the puzzle to be quite challenging, and not in a fun way. It felt like a tedious task rather than an enjoyable activity. Overall, I would not recommend the Crystal Caves puzzle.
2. David - 1 star
I found the Crystal Caves puzzle from Magic Puzzle Company to be extremely frustrating. The puzzle pieces were so flimsy and thin that they kept bending and slipping out from my grip. It was impossible to complete the puzzle without constantly referring back to the image on the box, as the pieces were not distinguishable enough on their own. Additionally, the puzzle lacked any sort of cohesive theme or design, which made it feel like a jumble of random shapes put together. I ended up abandoning the puzzle halfway through and never went back to it. Save your time and money, and skip this one.
3. Jennifer - 2 stars
I consider myself an avid puzzle enthusiast, but the Crystal Caves puzzle from Magic Puzzle Company left me feeling unsatisfied. The puzzle pieces were poorly printed, with some areas looking blurry and distorted. This made it difficult to connect the pieces accurately. Furthermore, the puzzle lacked any sort of interesting or captivating image. It was just a mishmash of colors that didn't evoke any emotions or excitement. I appreciate the effort by Magic Puzzle Company, but this puzzle fell short of my expectations.