Crystal Project – Crystal Roundup + Location Overview Guide

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Crystal Project – Crystal Roundup + Location Overview Guide

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Have you just wrapped up the main story of Crystal Project and find yourself wondering what you might have missed? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! This guide will walk you through the most important things you need to know. But first, a quick heads up – there are massive spoilers ahead, so proceed with caution if you haven’t finished the game yet!

Quick Answer: Crystal and Job Locations

Crystal Project features 24 jobs, including 6 starter classes and 18 unlockable ones found from crystals. Key locations include the Pale Grotto Dungeon, Mt. Yamagawa, and the Trial Caves. Summons can be found in various areas like the Open Ocean and Spawning Meadows.

My Crystal Project Journey

Before we dive into the nitty-gritty, let me share a quick story from my own Crystal Project adventure. I remember spending hours trying to track down the elusive Ninja crystal. I’d heard whispers that it was somewhere in Okimoto N.S., but I kept getting lost in the winding paths. Just when I was about to give up, I stumbled upon a hidden passage that led me right to the top of the area. The rush of finally finding that crystal was incredible – it made all the frustration worth it!

Crystal Roundup: Unlocking Your Full Potential

Alright, let’s get down to business. In Crystal Project, there are 24 jobs up for grabs. You start with 6 basic classes, but the real fun begins when you start hunting down the other 18. These jobs are hidden in crystals scattered across the game world. Here’s a rundown of where to find each one:

  • Starter Classes: Warrior, Monk, Rogue, Cleric, Wizard, and Warlock
  • Fencer: Hidden in the Pale Grotto Dungeon in Delende
  • Shaman: Tucked away in the Draft Shaft Conduit Dungeon in Seaside Cliffs
  • Scholar: Perched at the top of Mt. Yamagawa in a cave
  • Aegis: Found at the start of the Trial Caves (you’ll need 3 other crystals to access this area from Proving Meadows)
  • Hunter: Nestled in Quintar Nest, accessible from a cave on the south side of Rolling Quintar Fields or through Jojo sewers
  • Chemist: Located in Quinter Sanctum, north of Rolling Quintar Fields (you’ll need a rental Quintar to get here)
  • Reaper: Lurking in Capital Jail, a dungeon you can reach through Jojo Sewers
  • Ninja: Waiting at the peak of Okimoto N.S., east of Cobblestone Crags
  • Nomad: Hidden in River Fish’s Ego – you’ll need to climb the waterfall at the end of Salmon River and answer 3 quiz questions correctly
  • Dervish: Guarding the entrance of the Pyramid in Poko Poko Desert (collect 3 tokens from watchtowers to gain access)
  • Beatsmith: Tucked away in Capital Sequoia, down a 3-tile high chimney
  • Samurai: Your reward for winning 3 matches in the Sky Arena in Shoudu Province
  • Assassin: Hidden in the Undercity Dungeon in Shoudu Province
  • Valkyrie: Waiting in the Beaurior Rock dungeon in Beaurior Volcano
  • Summoner: Found in the Slip Glide Ride dungeon in the Northern Caves of Tall Tall Heights
  • Beastmaster: Perched high up on the Castle Ramparts
  • Weaver: Tucked away in the Jidamba Eaclaneya dungeon in Jidamba Tangle
  • Mimic: Floating on top of the Chalice of Tar in the middle of the big tar pit

Summon Locations: Your Magical Allies

Once you’ve unlocked the Summoner class, a whole new world of magical allies opens up to you. Here’s where you can find each summon:

  • Pinga: Comes with the Summoner class
  • Pah: In a cave in the Open Ocean, right under Okimoto N.S.
  • Shaku: Southeast of Spawning Meadows
  • Pamoa: Southeast of Tall Tall Heights
  • Niltsi: North of Gaia Shrine in Capital Sequoia
  • Ioske: In Lake Delende, north of Mt. Yamagawa
  • Guaba: Middle of Salmon Bay
  • Coyote: In the Deep Sea, south of the Save Crystal on Sara Sara Beach’s east side
  • Tira: At the top of Shoudu Province, northeast of Ganymede shrine
  • Juses: On a hill in southwest Jidamba Tangle

Miscellaneous Treasures and Secrets

Crystal Project is chock-full of hidden goodies and cool secrets. Here are some you won’t want to miss:

  • Scholar’s Reflection Skill: Face a specific enemy formation in the Ancient Labyrinth dungeon
  • Tuxedo: Collect all the penguins in Capital Sequoia for a penguin-tastic surprise
  • Spring’s Oath and Autumn’s Oath: Swim into trees at river sources near Mt. Yamagawa and Okimoto N.S. tops
  • Garden Seeds: Farm enemies with Spring/Autumn’s Oath equipped for rare drops
  • Stone of Jodan: Trade a Crag Demon Horn to an NPC in the sewers
  • Ragebringer Axe: Trade 3 digested skulls to the Sad*st in Capital Sequoia Roofs
  • 3rd Fishing Location: Just south of Poko Poko Bazaar, near the reefs
  • Crab’s Claw: Collect 15 Undersea Crabs in a Deep Sea Cave south of Salmon Race start
  • The Skeleton Key: Solve a book puzzle in Sequoia Athenaeum, Tall Tall Heights
  • Treasure Finder: Answer 8 quiz questions in an Undersea Cavern under Tall Tall Heights
  • Babel Quintar: Found in Quintar Masoleum, Quintar Reserve
  • Fursuit: Craft with 10 Quintar Sheddings from Quintar Reserve
  • Golden Quintar: Complete the quintar breeding chain in Quintar Reserve
  • Hand of Midas: At the top of The Sequoia dungeon (requires Golden Quintar or other mounts)
  • Ultimate Armor Vendor: In Jade Cavern, east of Gran’s house waterway
  • Unique Hat: Talk to the super-fast octopus southwest of Neptune Shrine (good luck!)

Boss Roundup: Test Your Might

Ready for some serious challenges? Here’s a list of bosses you can take on:

Lower Level Optional Bosses

  • Troll: East side of Delende (needs quintar mount)
  • Enami: Southern moat under the bridge in Sequoia Capital
  • Crag Demon: Cobblestone Crag

Max Level Optional Bosses

  • Arachlea: Fight #10 in Sky Arena
  • Hermetic: South of Sequoia Athenaeum in Tall Tall Heights
  • Rexosaur: Disguised as a regular encounter in Jidamba Tangle
  • Undergrowth: Spike pit in Eastern Chasm, 2nd quintar race location
  • Anubis: Ancient Labyrinth, Poko Poko Desert (needs 3 ancient tablets)
  • Buttermint + Quintar Enthusiast: Rolling Quintar Fields
  • Dummy L: Capital (defeat all other training dummies first)
  • Spirit Cage: The Sequoia (needs Golden Quintar Mount or skilled mount swapping)
  • The Peacekeeper, The Enforcer, The Devourer: The Depths
  • The Old One: Isolated section of The Depths
  • Conscript: Continental Tram station at Poko Poko Bazaar
  • Gabriel: Source of corruption in The Depths (defeat previous 5 bosses first)
  • Periculum: The Old World (plant Gabriel’s Dark seed)
  • Astley 2.0: The New World (hard-mode available with Proof of Merit)

New Features and Updates

The dev team’s been hard at work making Crystal Project even better. Here’s what’s new:

  • New Quests: More side quests to dive into
  • Improved Graphics: The game’s looking prettier than ever
  • Balance Adjustments: Classes and skills have been tweaked for better gameplay
  • Bug Fixes: Squashing those pesky bugs
  • Quality of Life Improvements: New options to make your adventure smoother

Exploration Tips: Make the Most of Your Adventure

Want to get the most out of Crystal Project? Here are some tips I’ve picked up along the way:

  • Chat Up the NPCs: They’re full of hints and side quests
  • Look Everywhere: Secret paths and hidden items are all over the place
  • Mix Up Your Mounts: Different mounts can help you reach new areas
  • Try All the Classes: Each one has unique abilities that might come in handy
  • Save Often: Trust me, you’ll thank yourself later

Join the Crystal Project Community

Still need help? Want to share your own discoveries? Check out these community resources:

And there you have it, folks! Your comprehensive guide to Crystal Project. Remember, half the fun is in discovering things for yourself, so don’t be afraid to explore every nook and cranny of this amazing game world. Happy adventuring, and may you uncover all the secrets that Crystal Project has to offer!


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