God Wars: Future Past

Wicker boxes are visible treasures on each map. Yomi, the maps after Ise, and the tutorial fight do not contain any hidden treasures; every other map has exactly three. If you revisit a map, even for a mandatory story battle (for example, the slightly more flooded version of Itsukushima), you will still have credit for all the treasures you collected on it previously; in other words, they count as the same map. Wicker boxes include the regular brown boxes and the more fancy-looking boxes with rare treasure. The fancy boxes will stay open when you revisit a map; the brown boxes will not, so keep track of which of these you have and have not opened.

These should be easier than the hidden treasures as they are not generally placed in difficult-to-access places and are not hidden. Monks and Shinobis will gain Skills that make map traversal easier, so you may want to keep one of those two jobs on your party as you go for wicker boxes.

Wicker boxes are visible treasures on each map. Yomi, the maps after Ise, and the tutorial fight do not contain any hidden treasures; every other map has exactly three. If you revisit a map, even for a mandatory story battle (for example, the slightly more flooded version of Itsukushima), you will still have credit for all the treasures you collected on it previously; in other words, they count as the same map. Wicker boxes include the regular brown boxes and the more fancy-looking boxes with rare treasure. The fancy boxes will stay open when you revisit a map; the brown boxes will not, so keep track of which of these you have and have not opened.

These should be easier than the hidden treasures as they are not generally placed in difficult-to-access places and are not hidden. Monks and Shinobis will gain Skills that make map traversal easier, so you may want to keep one of those two jobs on your party as you go for wicker boxes.