Uncovering hidden treasures in *Desert Detectors* can be a thrilling challenge, especially when you're equipped with the right tools. While a decent shovel and detector combo can get the job done, why settle for good when you can have the absolute best? This guide will walk you through how to obtain the ultimate *Pharaoh Shovel* and *Pharaoh Detector*, two legendary items that will elevate your treasure-hunting game.
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| Best Shovel and Detector Combo in Desert Detectors |
| Getting Cursed Treasures With Pharaoh Detector |
| How to Farm Sheckles for Pharaoh Detector and Shovel |
| How to Smelt Found Treasures |
The Ultimate Shovel and Detector Combo: Pharaoh Shovel & Pharaoh Detector
By far, the Pharaoh Shovel and Pharaoh Detector stand out as the best tools in Desert Detectors. These items boast impressive stats and come with valuable passive abilities, particularly the Pharaoh Detector’s unique feature.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
 | • Extremely high Speed and Power stats • Passive Ability: 5% Increased effect of Pharaoh’s Vision ability |
 | • Exceptional Speed and Range stats • Passive Ability: 5% chance to find Cursed Treasure |
Unleashing the Potential of the Pharaoh Detector
With the Pharaoh Detector in hand, you'll unlock the opportunity to uncover Cursed Treasures. While these items are rare, boasting a mere 5% chance of appearing, the reward is worth the effort. For instance, a regular chest might fetch 500 Sheckles, whereas a Cursed Chest can be sold for a whopping 12,500 Sheckles. Finding a Cursed Treasure on a Rainbow Spot is ideal, as these locations tend to yield the highest-value treasures.
Efficiently Farming Sheckles for Pharaoh Tools
Acquiring the Pharaoh Shovel and Detector requires a significant investment of 2,000,000 Sheckles for the Detector and an additional 575,000 Sheckles for the Shovel. This might seem daunting, but with the right strategy, you can build up your wealth efficiently.
Focus on hunting down Rainbow, Red, and Yellow spots at the Pyramids or the Plains behind them. These areas often yield treasures with higher values than the
