Editing Planetary Treasure

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''The answer to the question "How much of a pain can we make a gameplay feature, and still make the players use it?"''

Planetary Treasures are a special kind of [[Trade Items]] that can be traded in at the [[Planetary Treasury]] for rewards.

Unlike other items, a Planetary Treasure, once obtained, does not take up any inventory space, and is automatically usable at the [[Planetary Treasury]].

== Location ==
[[File:PlanetaryTreasureScreen.png|thumb|The Planetary Treasure screen at the Code Counter]]
Requirements for Planetary Treasure can be found at the Code Counter. Requirements are randomly generated based on the Grade of the treasure.

When clearing [[Infinity Missions]] which fulfills the requirements for a treasure, there is a chance that the treasure will be obtained. 

The requirements for the Planetary Treasure will be randomly regenerated once the player trades in at the [[Planetary Treasury]]. It will be replaced regardless of how much of the treasure was traded in. The requirements are not replaced if the player does not trade in at the [[Planetary Treasury]], even if the player has obtained the full set of Planetary Treasures.

== Grades ==
[[File:PlanetaryIMDisplay.png|thumb|Missions that fulfills a requirement can be seen from the Mission Counter]]
Planetary Treasures have five grades: Stone, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Each grade has a different patterns of requirement generation, and higher grades are more difficult to obtain than lower grade ones.
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!Grade
!Requirements Pattern
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|Stone
|Specific mission name (i.e. specific boss and area), C difficulty or higher.
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|Bronze
|Specific mission name (i.e. specific boss and area), block number, B difficulty or higher.
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|Silver
|Specific Area, Enemy Tables, B difficulty or higher.
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|Gold
|Specific Area, Special Effect, and special effect level, A difficulty or higher.
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|Platinum
|Specific mission name (i.e. specific boss and area), enemy table, block number, S difficulty or higher.
|}
Example requirements can be seen on the right.
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