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'''Treasures''' are objects that typically must be collected to effectively amass [[Poko]]s or [[Sparklium]]. These objects are usually day-to-day accessories used by real-world humans, but to the alien explorers such as [[leader]]s, they are regarded as valuable artifacts. Treasures can be found in the open, buried in the ground, or within an enemy and are detected using the {{c|Treasure Gauge}} or an equivalent thereof in some fanon games. A log of all collected treasures is called a [[Treasure Hoard]]. Additionally, some treasures grant special abilities when collected; they are considered upgrades. | '''Treasures''', also known by similar names such as '''cargo''' in some [[:Category:fanon game]]s, are objects that typically must be collected to effectively amass [[Poko]]s or [[Sparklium]]. These objects are usually day-to-day accessories used by real-world humans, but to the alien explorers such as [[leader]]s, they are regarded as valuable artifacts. Treasures can be found in the open, buried in the ground, or within an enemy and are detected using the {{c|Treasure Gauge}} or an equivalent thereof in some fanon games. A log of all collected treasures is called a [[Treasure Hoard]]. Additionally, some treasures grant special abilities when collected; they are considered upgrades. | ||
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- This article relates to the official games. See Pikipedia's "Treasure" article for more official information.
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Treasures, also known by similar names such as cargo in some Category:fanon games, are objects that typically must be collected to effectively amass Pokos or Sparklium. These objects are usually day-to-day accessories used by real-world humans, but to the alien explorers such as leaders, they are regarded as valuable artifacts. Treasures can be found in the open, buried in the ground, or within an enemy and are detected using the Treasure Gauge or an equivalent thereof in some fanon games. A log of all collected treasures is called a Treasure Hoard. Additionally, some treasures grant special abilities when collected; they are considered upgrades.
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