TL;DR - Treasure Realms are a large-scale upgrade to how you acquire TFT cosmetic content that will be replacing our current Egg-based delivery system. To get ahead of it, prices per item aren’t changing (390 RP / TFT Coins per item), but some drop rates & item categories are being adjusted to accommodate some major quality of life updates we’re making to the system. Read on for more details!
Just like Eggs, each Treasure Realm Bounty contains a unique selection of rare content: Mythic
Arenas & Little Legends, base & Mythic Chibis, and more. However, unlike Eggs, Treasure Realms use a new generic
currency - Treasure Tokens. Pricing per item is exactly the same as with Eggs (390 RP / TFT Coins),
but now you’ll be able to pick and choose what content you want to go after, rather than buying a huge bundle and
being stuck with extra Eggs after getting the items you were aiming for.
Treasure Realms also comes with some huge tech improvements, letting us bring back rotated content (like Astronaut Molediver & the UFO Sprite in our first release), giving players the option to open multiple rewards at once, adding a chance for base Chibis to drop in addition to being available in the Store, and a better guaranteed drop system for premium rewards, among others. For even more context and a full list of drop rates & other details, keep reading!
TFT wasn’t built in a day, but we didn’t have too much longer than that in the grand scheme of things. In addition to new Event modes like Fortune’s Favor and some exciting upgrades to events in the near future(!?), and our recent announcement on moving to three full set releases a year, 2023 is a huge year for our team, and a time of growth for the overall TFT experience.
Originally, Eggs helped create extra excitement & variability in cosmetic content in TFT beyond direct purchase. Additionally, the support we’ve seen from players since their release has also been a major contributor in giving our team extra resources to continue growing our team and the game. However, they’ve got a few cracks in the surface, most notably:
With Treasure Realms, our goal is to create a smoother, more rewarding experience for players who choose to invest in TFT, meaning we’ll be addressing all the above, and more:
With all the general info out of the way, let’s get a bit deeper into how Treasure Realms work:
Tier |
Description |
Examples |
Drop Rate |
Star Content |
Rarest rewards, usually featured on the Treasure Realm Bounty banner |
Mecha Prime Zero Arena |
1% |
Highlighted Content |
Rare new content & legacy rewards, including previously-rotated Pass+ items |
New Overcharged Superlaser Boom, Astronaut Molediver, UFO Sprite, New Little Legend Variants |
15% |
Standard Content |
Wide range of previously-released Little Legends |
Sugar Crash Dango, Honeybuzz Choncc, and many more |
84% |
While each Treasure Realm Bounty will have a selection of unique rewards, Star Content are the primary draw for each one, so we’ve built some additional features & safety nets around them:
With the release of Treasure Realms, we’re also going to be replacing Eggs on TFT Passes. Where you’d usually receive an Egg-based reward (i.e. level 4 on the current Monsters Attack! Glitched Out!! Pass), you’ll instead receive 100 Tokens, so even if you’re F2P, you’ll still be able to jump into Treasure Realms by playing games & completing missions during a set!
If you’re stockpiling Eggs, or if you’re just a big fan of them, no need to worry. Treasure Realms releases in patch 13.10 on May 17, but Eggs currently in the store will still be available until patch 13.12, releasing on June 14. After that, you’ll still be able to hold on to & open any of your remaining Eggs at any time.
Treasure Realms are heading to the 13.10 PBE very soon, so feel free to jump in and test it out for yourself! We’re excited for the launch, and we’ll keep everyone updated on everything else we have planned for Treasure Realms in the near & far future.
For more information, you can also check out this Player Support article on Treasure Realms!