Treasure of Crystal Cove/Collectables

Reward collectibles from the 5th Anniversary Pirate Parrrty in Treasure of Crystal Cove.

Doubloons

• Gained by killing monsters in Smuggler's Rest, or humanoid creatures after drinking Pirate's Grog; Bound to Account on AcquireBound to Account on Acquire: This item is Bound to Account on Acquire

Treasure Map Piece

• As of Update 52 Patch 1, Treasure Map Pieces no longer drop in-game and are not needed to open Crystal Cove. They can still be turned in for Doubloons.
  • They were initially gained by killing monsters in Smuggler's Rest, or humanoid creatures after drinking Pirate's Grog. Players then turned them into Euphonia's Barter Box; a server-wide number turned-in were needed to open the Crystal Cove (5,000 originally, then 3,000, and only 500 in 2020). Each piece turned in would also garner 1-10 Doubloons of any denomination.

Treasure Compass

With a Treasure Compass a character can gain access to the Crystal Cove during the Treasure of Crystal Cove event. In exchange for the compass, Foreman Wee Yip Yip will apply Paid to the NavigatorYou've paid a Treasure Compass to the Smuggler's Rest Navigator. Until this effect wears off, you may travel to Crystal Cove without further payment. which gives a six-minute access window to the Crystal Cove challenge. They can be purchased from Euphonia's Barter Box (400 copper, 200 silver, and 100 gold doubloons), purchased from the DDO Store for 50 DDO Points, or rarely found by killing monsters in Smuggler's Rest. Unlike other items dropped in Smuggler's Rest, the treasure compass will not go into any bag. It is bound to character on acquire.

Green Dragonshard

• Gained by completing the Crystal Cove; Bound to Account on AcquireBound to Account on Acquire: This item is Bound to Account on Acquire

Stolen Gems

• Gained by killing rare named monsters in Smuggler's Rest or killing any monster inside the Crystal Cove; Bound to Account on AcquireBound to Account on Acquire: This item is Bound to Account on Acquire.
  • Exactly which gems you get depends on the CR level of the monster killed, and therefore the level selected for the challenge. Monster CR is generally equal to the challenge level or one higher, e.g. Crystal Cove challenge level 12 will have CR12 and CR13 monsters.
  • If your character is 5 levels or more above the selected level of the challenge, you will get no gems from monster kills (and no Green Dragonshards).
• Gems can be traded for the legacy gem of the same level at a 3:1 ratio.
• Gems can be traded down to the gem of the next lowest level at a 1:1 ratio (added in the 2013/U17 edition).
• Gems can be traded for a combination of copper, silver, and gold doubloons; higher level gems will garner more doubloons.
• See also: Euphonia's_Barter_Box/Gem_Exchange

Level 4

• Gained from monster CR1-4
  • Stolen Pyrite

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 30 copper 15 silver and 5 gold

Level 8

• Gained from monster CR5-8
  • Stolen Obsidian

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 30 copper 15 silver and 5 gold

Level 12

• Gained from monster CR9-12
  • Stolen Amethyst

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 60 copper 30 silver and 15 gold

Level 16

• Gained from monster CR13-16
  • Stolen Ruby

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 120 copper 60 silver and 30 gold

Level 20

• Gained from monster CR17-20
  • Stolen Emerald

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 200 copper 100 silver and 50 gold

Level 24

• Gained from monster CR21-24 (Crystal Cove CR 20-23)
  • Stolen Opal (prior to Update 39 these were Level 28 gems)

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 200 copper 100 silver and 50 gold

Level 28

• Gained from monster CR25+ (Crystal Cove CR 24+)
  • Stolen Jasper

• Exchangeable at Euphonia's Barter Box for the following doubloons: 200 copper 100 silver and 50 gold

Legacy Stolen Gems

• These gems used to be obtained by killing rare named monsters in Smuggler's Rest or killing any monster inside the Crystal Cove.
• Legacy gems can still be traded for the current gem of the same level at a 3:1 ratio.
• Legacy gems can still be "traded down" to the legacy gem of the next lowest level at a 1:1 ratio (added in the 2013/U17 edition).
• Legacy gems can still be traded for a combination of copper, silver, and gold doubloons; higher level gems will garner more doubloons.

• Level 4
  • Stolen Alabaster
• Level 8
  • Stolen Amber
• Level 12
  • Stolen Topaz
• Level 16
  • Stolen Sapphire
• Level 20
  • Stolen Diamond
• Level 24
  • Stolen Star Ruby
  • Stolen Star Sapphire
• Level 28
  • Stolen Malachite

Stolen Gem Trade Down

• Stolen Gems can still be traded on a one for one basis down one tier at a time. This is done at Euphonia's Barter Box.
• Note that because of the odd trade-down sequences, it is most efficient to farm Stolen Jaspers and Stolen Rubies. With these two you can trade-down on a 1-for-1 basis to everything else except Stolen Malachites, Stolen Star Sapphires and Stolen Diamonds. The only way to obtain new Malachites, Star Sapphires and Diamonds is to trade-in at a 3-for-1 basis (e.g. from Stolen Opals to Stolen Malachites).
  • Stolen Jasper -> Stolen Opal -> (legacy) Stolen Star Ruby -> Stolen Emerald -> (legacy) Stolen Sapphire -> (legacy) Stolen Topaz -> (legacy) Stolen Amber -> Stolen Pyrite
  • (legacy) Stolen Malachite -> (legacy) Stolen Star Sapphire -> (legacy) Stolen Diamond -> Stolen Ruby -> Stolen Amethyst -> Stolen Obsidian -> (legacy) Stolen Alabaster -> Stolen Pyrite