Bounty supply crate

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Bounty supply crate
Bounty supply crate
Released29 January 2025 (Update)
MembersYes
LocationDaimon's Crater
OptionsTake manta ray, Take anglerfish
ExamineA special crate that can be filled with supplies.
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Object ID37548
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The bounty supply crate can be found in the lobby of Bounty Hunter in Daimon's Crater. It can be used to create bounty supply crates which can be used in Bounty Hunter to extend players' supplies for fights in the minigame. A maximum of two crates can be brought into Bounty Hunter.

Two types of supply crates can be made:

Both need a blighted super restore(4), two blighted karambwans, 1,000 coins, and eight blighted anglerfish or blighted manta ray depending on the type of crate being filled in.

Products

ProductMembersFacilitySkillsXPMaterials
1 × Bounty supply crate (anglerfish)
Members
  • Bounty supply crate
  • None
  • None
1 × Bounty supply crate (manta ray)
Members
  • Bounty supply crate
  • None
  • None

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