Treasure Trove

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Treasure Trove 宝探しの穴 Treasure Hunting Cave

Basic info Floors: 11 Rest stops: No Traps: Yes Monster Houses: Main type: None Boss: None

Allowances Recruiting: No Items: Current Money: Allowed Starting level: 5 Team members: 4

Location File:Treasure Trove Map.png

Treasure Trove (Japanese: 宝探しの穴 Treasure Hunting Cave) is a dungeon in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. It is accessible after Drilbur appears in Pokémon Paradise and asks for permission to dig. Each time Drilbur finds the dungeon, it can only be accessed once before it disappears. The dungeon has ten floors, and a final floor known as Treasure Trove Pit (Japanese: 宝探しの穴　奥底 Treasure Hunting Cave Pit). The final floor is a two-roomed chamber containing a Deluxe Box and valuable items such as rare evolutionary items, and health drinks of the same type as the enemy Pokémon encountered in the dungeon.

Prior to entering the dungeon, the level of all party members will temporarily be set to 5. In addition, Team Skills don't work in this dungeon.

Pokémon encountered

Pokémon		Floors	Levels	Recruit Rate
	Wooper	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Leafeon	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Pansage	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Woobat	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Drilbur	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Tympole	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Palpitoad	B7F-10BF	??	Unrecruitable
	Sewaddle	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Cottonee	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Petilil	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Sandile	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Archen	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Foongus	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Amoonguss	B9F-B10F	??	Unrecruitable
	Golett	??	??	Unrecruitable
	Vullaby	??	??	Unrecruitable

Items

Item		Floors
	20-328 Poké	B2, B8F
	5 Gravelerock	B3, B6, B7F
	Evasion Orb	B9, B10F
	Hail Orb	B2, B3F
	Pounce Orb	B1F
	Rainy Orb	B2, B7F
	Rollcall Orb	B4F
	Scanner Orb	B2F
	Sandy Orb	B4F
	See-Trap Orb	B1, B3-B5, B7, B9F
	Stairs Orb	B3, B5F
	Sunny Orb	B5, B9F
	Trapbust Orb	B6F
	Trawl Orb	B5F
	Coalition Scarf	B4F
	Cover Band	B2, B3, B5F
	Defense Scarf	B2F
	Detect Band	B2-4, B7F
	Pass Scarf	B2-B5F
	Persim Band	B8F
	Reunion Cape	B1, B2F
	Special Band	B5, B6F
	Zinc Band	B2, B3, B6, B8, B9F
	Gold Scope	B6F
	Blast Seed	B1, B5F
	Encourage Seed	B6, B10F
	Eyedrop Seed	B2, B3, B8F
	Pure Seed	B1, B2, B5, B6F
	Quick Seed	B5F
	Sleep Seed	B1, B2, B7F
	Stun Seed	B2F
	Totter Seed	B1F
	Training Seed	B7F
	Vile Seed	B4F
	Warp Seed	B4, B6F
	Cheri Berry	B1, B9F
	Oran Berry	B1, B3, B7, B8F
	Pecha Berry	B1, B3, B6, B10F
	Sitrus Berry	B3F
	Dusk Stone	B3F
	Heart of the Moon	B1, B7F
File:MDBag Link Cable V Sprite.png	Link Cable	B5, B8F
	Moon Stone	B1F
	Shiny Stone	B7F
	Sun Stone	B1F
	Calcium	B9F
	Iron	B4F
	Max Elixir	B1-B9F
	Zinc	B4, B6F

Traps encountered

Image	Trap	Floors
	Grudge Trap	B1F-B3F, B10F
	Pitfall Trap	B1F-B3F, B5F, B6F, B8F, B9F
	PP Leech Trap	B1F-B4F, B8F, B9F
	Warp Trap	B1F-B5F

In other languages

Language Title French Puits aux Trésors German Schatzhöhle Italian Antro Cercatesori Spanish Cueva Cazatesoros

Treasure Trove Pit

Language Title French Fond du Puits aux Trésors German Schatzhöhle - Unterste Ebene Schatzhöhle - Innerstes Italian Antro Cercatesori - Fondo Spanish Cueva Cazatesoros (Fondo)

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