Basic:Treasure Cards

Treasure cards are single-use spell cards that you can use to cast Spells. You get Treasure Cards independently of other spells and they are mostly more powerful versions of their normal spell counterparts, which makes them useful. Every School of Magic known has Treasure Card versions of its spells. Treasure cards are always recognizable by their gold color despite their school and are in your spell book under the tab. You can store up to 999 treasure cards at a time (including gardening treasure cards).

Types

See also: Spell Types

Treasure Cards have the same spell types as normal spells.

Sources

Bought

Vendors

• The following Treasure Card Vendors can be found throughout the Spiral:
  Ada Airedale, Babbage Basset, Francis Lux, Harold Argleston, Jordo Mistborn, Kiliman Copperleaf, Lamat Snake Ink, Librarian Fitzhume, Prefect Josapat, The Archivist, Una MoonDancer, Zan'ne
• Vendor bought Treasure Cards are normally more expensive than the Bazaar, but they never run out of stock.
• Vendors do not sell individual Gardening Treasure Cards.

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The Bazaar

• All Auctionable Treasure Cards (ones that don't say "No Auction") can be bought and sold at the Wizard City Bazaar.
• Treasure Cards are sorted by School, and can be further sorted by Level, Cost, number in the Bazaar, etc.

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Card Packs

• Card Packs can be purchased from the Crown Shop.

• Some of these packs only have Treasure Cards, while others have Treasure Cards among other things. Items in Card Packs are mostly random; cards have various rarities.

• The Moolinda's Green Thumb Pack will always provide the same 7 Gardening Treasure Cards.

List of All Card Packs

100 Black Lotus Bundle
100 Bone Bundle
100 Bronze Gear Bundle
100 Cat Tail Bundle
100 Deep Mushroom Bundle
100 Ectoplasm Bundle
100 Fish Fin Bundle
100 Fish Scales Bundle
100 Frost Flower Bundle
100 Kelp Bundle
100 Lava Lily Bundle
100 Leather Strap Bundle
100 Mist Wood Bundle
100 Ore Bundle
100 Parchment Bundle
100 Pearl Bundle
100 Red Mandrake Bundle
100 Sandstone Bundle
100 Scrap Iron Bundle
100 Shell Bundle
100 Spider Silk Bundle
100 Stone Block Bundle
6 Pack of 'Porters
Alphoi Hoard Pack
Aquila Hoard Pack
Astrologer's Hoard Pack
Autumn Leaves Bundle
Avalon Furniture Set 1
Avalon Furniture Set 2
Avalon Furniture Set 3
Awards Show Bundle
Azteca Furniture Set 1
Azteca Furniture Set 2
Azteca Furniture Set 3
Balance Furniture Set 1
Balance Furniture Set 2
Balance Furniture Set 3
Balance Jewel Pack
Birthday Snack Pack
Build-A-Castle Medieval Set
Castle Magic Starter
Celestia Furniture Set 1
Celestia Furniture Set 2
Celestia Furniture Set 3
Celestian Spellemental Pack
Cerberus Master Pack
Cerberus Master Pack (Page 2)
Colorful Bowls
Colorful Candles
Colorful Cups … further results

Creature Drops

Most Creatures can drop Treasure Cards like other Items by being defeated in a Duel. These drops are not guaranteed in any given fight, and you should check the page of the Dropped Treasure Cards you want to see which Creature might drop it.

Crafting

See also: Crafted Treasure Cards

Many Treasure Cards can be Crafted using Reagents and a Card Crafting Station or Basic Crafting Station.

Quest Rewards

Some Quests reward Treasure Cards on completion.

Treasure Chests

Wooden Chests and Silver Chests provide nearly every Treasure Card known in the Spiral. Chests in higher level worlds provide rarer and more powerful Treasure Cards. The Magic Lamp, Giant Gorilla, Horn of Plenty, and Magic Eggs may work the same way.

Gardening

Many Plants can yield Treasure Cards through Harvests. See Gardening for more information on growing plants and the list of Gardened Treasure Cards for which plants provide which cards.

Trading

You can trade most Treasure Cards with Wizards on your Friends list. See Trading for more information.

Enchanting

See also: Spell Types

Treasure Cards can be made during Duels by using Enchantment and Mutate Treasure Cards. Diego the Duelmaster explains how to do this in the Diego the Duelmaster Quest.

Using Treasure Cards

In Duels

As described on the Spells page, you have to add Treasure Cards to your deck in order to use them.

When Dueling:

• Treasure Cards are not automatically drawn from your deck.
• You draw a Treasure Card by pressing the "DRAW" button, but you must have less than 7 Spell Cards in your hand.
  • If you have 7 cards, you can Discard a Spell Card (remove it from your deck for this Duel) by Right-Clicking it.
  • You cannot discard a Treasure Card the turn you draw it. Discarding a Treasure Card does not destroy it; you can use it in future Duels.
• If you successfully cast a Treasure Card, it is gone forever.
• If you fizzle the spell, the spell is shuffled back into your deck for later use (including Treasure Cards).

Enchantments and Mutations

As described on the Spell Types page, Enchantment and Mutate cards improve other spell cards and can only be used in a duel.

• Unlike normal spells, these cards are not cast at an enemy. They target another spell card in the spell deck instead (both cards must be in the spell deck).
• By selecting an Enchantment or Mutate Card, all applicable spells will be lit (not greyed out). Click on the spell to enchant it.
• Applying the enchantment will remove both cards from the spell deck and replace them with an enchanted Treasure Card.
• This Treasure Card is permanent until used, and will remain in the spell deck after it is created.

Note: Only Enchantment or Mutate Treasure Cards will create new Treasure Cards. Normal Sun School Spells will not.

Mutate Kraken Animation

Vampire Enchant Example

Gardening Treasure Cards

As described in Gardening, Gardening Treasure Cards are used the same way as Gardening Spells.

• Open the Gardening tab while at your dorm or castle.
• Select the Treasure Card icon on the right side of the Gardening tab - this will show all of your Gardening Treasure Cards.
• Click on the screen to cast the spell on a particular plant or the highlighted area. You must have a high enough rank and enough energy to cast the spell.
• Gardening treasure cards will never fizzle and will always disappear after use.

Castle Magic Treasure Cards

See: Castle Magic and Babbage Basset

Treasure Card Pack Symbols

As mentioned above, one method of obtaining Treasure Cards is via Card Packs. Treasure Cards from these packs have a unique pack symbol to identify which card pack they were obtained from. Additionally, spells (Charms and Wards, specifically) from different packs will stack when used in a Duel. The table below contains all of these symbols and their associated card pack(s).

Hoard Packs	Symbol	Cost
Alphoi Hoard Pack		399
Decaversary Hoard Pack		399
Dragon's Hoard Pack		399
Elven Nightmare Pack Pirate Nightmare Pack		299 or 399
Eye of Bartleby Pack		115
Faithful Companions Pack		N/A
Farley's Gardening Pack		499
Ghulture's Hoard Pack		399
Gloomthorn Nightmare Pack		299
Hand of Doom Pack		275
Harrowing Nightmare Pack Nightmare Pack Pirate Nightmare Pack		299 or 399
Hoard of the Hydra Pack Knight's Lore Pack		399
Immortal's Spellemental Pack		399
Islander's Spellemental Pack		399
Keeper's Spellemental Pack Phoenix Hoard Pack Purreau's Plentiful Pet Provisions		399
Kirin's Hoard Pack Ninja's Lore Pack		399
Marvelous Minions Pack		100
Moolinda's Green Thumb Pack		625
Nimbari Hoard Pack		399
Pandamonium Hoard Pack		399
Pharaoh's Hoard Pack		399
Professor's Hoard Pack		399
Raven's Hoard Pack		399
Road Warrior's Hoard Pack		399
Shaman's Spellemental Pack Skyvern's Hoard Pack		399
Terror's Hoard Pack		399
Unicorn Hoard Pack		399
Witch's Hoard Pack		399
Wysteria Spellemental Pack		399
Wyvern's Hoard Pack		399