Most treasure collected throughout Queen’s Domain can be sold for coins. Some families have different variants, with rarer versions worth more than standard ones.
Here are the documented treasure families and what you should do with them.
Queen’s Domain Treasure Guide – What to Sell, Location
These items are primarily found while exploring or opening chests:
- Ancient Vintage Bottles: Sell them. Higher variants are worth more.
- Bells: Sell for coins.
- Charming Jars: Sell for coins.
- Fancy Compasses: Sell for coins.
- Game Console: Sell for coins.
- Genie Lamps: Sell for coins.
- Holy Bones: Sell for coins.
- Jar Hammer Treasure: Sell for coins. This is a treasure item, not the weapon.
- Monocle: Sell for coins.
- Mystical Mirrors: Sell for coins.
- Pendants: Sell for coins.
- Ritual Skulls: Sell for coins.
- Rotten Chalices: Sell for coins.
- Time Spell Pocket Watches: Sell for coins.
Coins and Special Treasures
These items also provide currency or can be sold for coins:
- Coin / Coin Bag: Collect them for immediate currency.
- Gold Crab / Slime Crown: Sell for coins. These are rare route treasures.
- Metal Slime Crown: Sell for coins.
- Mech Arm: Sell for coins.
Boss and Route Treasures
Some treasure families are connected to particular bosses or routes:
- Chicken Boss Necklaces: Sell them unless an active objective specifically requests one.
- Ribber Boss Tiaras: Sell for coins.
- Wodaso Cross / Statues: Sell them, but keep one if a named objective asks for it.
Fishman and Fish-Themed Treasures
These items are found around fish-related areas:
- Fishman Crowns: Sell for coins.
- Jewelled Fish: Sell them. Gold variants are worth more than silver.
Lizer Treasures
Lizer-area treasure includes several collectible families:
- Jewelled Lizer Statues: Sell them. Gold variants are worth more than silver.
- Lizer Treasures: Sell the different treasure variants.
Ratty Bug Treasures
These items are associated with Ratty Bug treasure:
- Jewelled Ratty Bugs: Sell them. Gold variants are worth more than standard ones.
- Plush Ratty: Sell for coins.
Jigeki Treasures
- Jigeki Statues: Sell them. Citrine and Gold variants are rarer.
Josami Treasures
- Josami Eggs: Sell them unless a current quest specifically requests one.
Puwema Treasures
- Puwema Statues: Sell them. Gold variants are more valuable than jade and silver.
Sipeha Treasures
- Sipeha Statues: Sell them. Gold variants are more valuable than onyx and silver.
Permanent Upgrades – What to Keep
Unlike ordinary treasure, permanent upgrades are special pickups that improve your character or abilities.
These items have no vendor price and should not be treated as sellable treasure. Keep track of them as you explore because their effects remain useful throughout your progress.
Health and Energy Upgrades
- Chicken Health Relic: Permanently increases health.
- Energy Cell: Permanently increases energy.
Combat Upgrades
- Fish Attack-Speed Relic: Permanently increases attack speed.
- Meat Strength Relic: Permanently increases strength.
- Healing Effect Upgrade: Improves healing effectiveness.
Weapon and Ability Upgrades
- Clam Ammo Recharge Relic: Improves ammunition recharge.
- Dash Gem: Provides a permanent dash upgrade.
- Flying Sword Charge Relic: Improves Flying Sword charge.
- Flying Sword Ultra Relic: Improves the Flying Sword ultra ability.
- Lobster Ultra Upgrade Relic: Provides a permanent ultra upgrade.
- Ultra Gem: Provides a permanent ultra-related upgrade.
Where to Find Permanent Upgrades
The available location information identifies the following pickup categories:
- Exploration pickups: Chicken Health Relic, Clam Ammo Recharge Relic, Energy Cell, Fish Attack-Speed Relic, Meat Strength Relic, and Healing Effect Upgrade.
- Story-route pickup: Dash Gem.
- Secret exploration pickups: Flying Sword Charge Relic and Flying Sword Ultra Relic.
- Exploration pickups: Lobster Ultra Upgrade Relic and Ultra Gem.
Exact room names and coordinates aren’t provided in the available information, so these categories are useful for planning exploration but aren’t precise location instructions.
Should You Sell or Keep an Item?
Use these simple rules when managing your inventory:
- Ordinary treasure: Sell it for coins.
- Higher-value treasure variants: Sell them when you don’t need them for an objective.
- Quest-related treasure: Keep it if an active objective specifically requests it.
- Permanent upgrades: Keep them. They have no vendor price and provide lasting benefits.
- Uncertain items: Check the item’s description and your current objectives before selling.
The main thing to remember is that treasure and permanent upgrades serve different purposes. Treasure helps you earn coins, while permanent upgrades improve your character and abilities.
