St. Patrick's Day
A festive treasure dig, collection boosts and limited-time offers.
How the board works
A pickaxe opens one cell of a 6×5 board — 30 cells in all. You may only dig next to a cell already opened, and obstacles do not conduct. One of the cells hides the stairs: find them and you drop a floor.
The bomb is luck, not a loss: it blows the whole board open, you take the rewards from every cell of the floor and the stairs are right there.
Auto-dig unlocks after 10 digs. The floor cycle is 300 long, after which the layouts repeat. One event cycle runs 10 days.
The event advertises:
How many digs come for free —
Treasure Hunt Carbon Pickaxe
Everything one event cycle (10 days) hands over without paying.
570 digs at roughly 9.3 per floor reach floor 62, which collects 3 of the 15 depth rewards.The first one missed sits on floor 70.
The same run banks about 13,064 crystals (Earth Vein Crystal) — against a top shop slot priced at 12,000.Currency is not what stops you, though: the shallowest locked slot asks for floor 100.
Depth calculator
Build a wish list — we work out how many digs it takes over 10 days and what topping up on Treasure Hunt Carbon Pickaxe costs.
The list is empty — pick a prize and press Add.
Expectation math: a floor costs the average number of digs needed to turn up the stairs, and a cell pays the average of its pool. A real run lands either side of that. Crystals are counted as spent on the selected prize only.
What the cells hold
A floor's layout comes from its archetype, and the 300-floor cycle deals them in a fixed order. Shares are per dig; tap a row to open the reward pool.
Every 10th floor is a prize floor: it hides a guaranteed grand prize, but the stairs turn up three times more rarely, so it costs ~13.5 digs against ~9.04 on an ordinary one. If you do not want the prize, take the stairs the moment you find them.
Prize-floor rewards
Every 10th floor of the 300-floor cycle hides a special cell with a big prize. There are 2 kinds of it, and which one you get follows the floor number.
Depth rewards
One-off rewards for reaching a floor. The ladder runs to floor 1000, even though the layouts themselves repeat every 300 floors.
Daily chests
Opened by the number of digs made that day, and reset with the day.
Exchange shop
The currency is Earth Vein Crystal. Some slots are locked by depth reached rather than by price.
Expedition Battle Pass
The pass does not level on digs:«Spend stamina to upgrade your Battle Pass»The paid branch is $19.99.
Leaderboard, top 100
1. Rankings are based on the number of treasure hunts within the event. 2. Leaderboards are settled daily, and rewards are distributed via mail.
Prizes on show:
Quests
Daily quests reset every day and count only what was done that day.
One-off event quests, 40 of them — they pay in pickaxes.
Limited-time offers: where they drop
The pop-up bundles are not random: each sits in a gift cell on its own floor. A 300-floor cycle holds 14 of them, then the floors repeat. A window lasts 120 min and sells once — buy it and it is gone.
24×10072×30192×30352×30The cell is one of thirty on its floor, so the ladder can end the floor before you dig it out. A free run usually stops around floor 62. The limit is the ceiling on purchases over a run, but what usually binds is the number of windows you meet: one window, one purchase.
Packs
Best rate: $0.99 → 20 pickaxes, or $0.05 each.Worst is $99.99 → 400 pickaxes at $0.25 each — the bigger the purchase, the worse the rate.
688×1 a dayGame rules
- 1. Use Treasure Hunt Carbon Pickaxes to dig blocks, find the next level's entrance, and explore more events.
- 2. The Treasure Hunt Carbon Pickaxes and Geostones will be converted to a small number of Coins after the event is over, so make sure to use them before that.
- 3. You must meet certain conditions before you can manually claim floor rewards. Unclaimed rewards will be sent via mail after the event is over.
- 4. The ranking list is based on the number of treasure hunts, the list is settled daily, and the rewards are distributed by email