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Treasure chest (XC1)

Treasure chests can be found in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected. They exist in two different varieties: chests dropped by enemies, and chests that are found across the world.
==Chests dropped by enemies==
Most enemies drop a treasure chest when defeated. They come in three varieties:
* Wooden chests (common) - Contains one or two s
* Silver chests (rare) - Contains materials, normal s, and ether crystals
* Golden chests (very rare) - Contains weapons, unique weapons, armour, and Arts Manuals
s are guaranteed to always drop golden chests, while -exclusive enemies generally drop silver chests. If enemies are grouped in a squad, only the last enemy killed will drop a chest, but it is more likely to be gold and guaranteed to otherwise be silver. Chests are affected by gravity and water currents, even if time is otherwise stopped on the battlefield.
Some enemies, mainly bosses and story-exclusive enemies, don't drop any chest at all. can still use his Yoink! to obtain items that the enemy would drop if it would drop chests.
Unopened chests remain until opened, even when leaving the area or saving and reloading the game. The contents of a chest are determined when opened, not when created, so it is possible to get a specific item by constantly reloading a save until the chest has it.
The only way to remove a chest without opening it is to create enough simultaneous chests that the oldest disappears. In the original version, a chest that falls off the map is simply lost, but in the such chests teleport directly to the player instead.
==Stationary chests==
Stationary treasure chests are rather rare in Xenoblade Chronicles, especially when compared to its sequel. There are 13 treasure chests spread throughout the Bionis, some of which require the High Entia Emblem to access. Each chest contains between two and four items and are of either High Entia or Giant origin. All chests are reset after starting .
===Main game===
Treasure chest	Area	Items	Items	Items	Items
===Future Connected===
Future Connected has an additional seven Giants' Troves located on the Bionis' Shoulder. Each chest contains one or two items.
Treasure chest	Area	Items	Items	Items	Items
==Trivia==
* Some Relics in Future Redeemed take on the appearance of Xenoblade Chronicles' stationary Giant-origin treasure chests.
==Gallery==
Treasure chest (XC1) silver DE.jpg|A silver treasure chest
Treasure chest (XC1) golden DE.jpg|A golden treasure chest
Treasure chest (XC1) golden chest content DE.jpg|The contents of a golden treasure chest
Category:Gameplay mechanics (XC1)Category:Gameplay mechanics (FC)**
Treasure chest (disambiguation)

Treasure chest may refer to:
* Treasure chest (XG) - Treasure chests in Xenogears
* Item Box (XS1) - Item boxes in Xenosaga Episode I
* Item Box (XS2) - Item boxes in Xenosaga Episode II
* Item Box (XS3) - Item boxes in Xenosaga Episode III
* Item Box (XS1&2) - Item boxes in Xenosaga I & II
* Treasure chest (XC1) - Treasure chests in Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected
* Treasure Box - Treasure boxes in Xenoblade Chronicles X
* Treasure trove - Treasure chests in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country
* Container and Relic - The equivalent in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed
Treasured Recipes

In the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Follow Your Passion, after Gorg opens his shops "Cookie Recipes" and Flan Recipes", he wants to sell even more variety, so he wants to gather even more materials in order to cook cakes, starting the exchange: the Trial Lovemerry Cake must be cooked.
==Exchange==
The only way to progress on the quest is by selecting the third option, Trial Lovemerry Cake.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Treasured Recipes.png|Treasured Recipes
Treasured Recipes Inventory.png|The cookeable recipes
Follow Your Passion Objective 3.jpg|Location of the shop on the map
Trebbi

Trebbi is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime in the Refugee Campground in Goetuis Port, Indoline Praetorium, after throwing 500G gently from Milama Viewpoint.
==Lore==
*Trebbi is a Gormotti refugee who gathers the gold thrown from Milama Viewpoint.
*He uses the gold earned that way to buy food for his father and his sister.
==Dialogue==
==In other languages==
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Indol)
Tree-mendous

Tree-mendous is a Normal Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Objectives==
===Route A===
===Route B===
==Dialogue==
==Rewards==
==Results==
===Route A===
You rescued the captives with no casualties, and also caught a glimpse of the Tree Clan's courage, for not a single one yielded to the Cavern Clan.
===Route B===
The chief's son, Uzoma Vassago, battled to the end before finally dying with honor. It seems the Tree Clan's hatred of the Cavern Clan is intensifying.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tree Brace

Tree Brace is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is given by Elgo during Floren's Blade Quest Nature Boy at Saets Lumber Co. in Torigoth, Gormott Province, after he and Dward craft it out of the five pieces of Healing Teak the party brought them.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Nature Boy Objective 2.jpg|Location of the Tree Brace on the map
Tree Clan

The Tree Clan are a faction of the Prone in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This clan fought against the Cavern Clan for many years, but were defeated when the Ganglion allied with the Cavern Clan. They were forced into slavery until the mission Prone Sweet Prone, when Cross saves Sevvy Belgazus, the chieftain, and many of his kind. They worship the Great Trees of their lands.
==Description==
A group of Prone that once waged a long and bloody war against their home-planet rivals, the Cavern Clan. But when the Ganglion began supplying their foes with high-tech weaponry, defeat became all but inevitable. Now little more than slaves, most Tree Clan members spend their days toiling away in Oblivia—a far cry from their former primitive existence, where they lived in peace and harmony with nature.
A handful of clanspeople managed to escape to New LA, where they joined up with BLADE to fight against their Ganglion oppressors.
===Lore===
According to the mission Herbivores, Unite!, the Tree Clan's Great Trees produce seeds that act as other Great Trees when brought to other planets. It is said that they were the host to those they call the "Old Ones".
== In combat ==
In general, Tree Clan members only fight the player during mission-related fights. They fight the same as their Cavern Clan counterparts.
== Enemy List ==
== In other languages ==
*Category:HumanoidsCategory:Tree Clan Prone
Treetop Path

The Treetop Path is a in Torigoth, Gormott Province. It is connected to Kloom Farm by a path going up. It is the party's entry point into the Titan Battleship in chapter 2. It is unavailable during high tide. Unlike most of Torigoth, plays in this area with its night counterpart, Gormott/Night, playing during the night.
==NPCs==
*Panpan During Into the Open Sky.
*Yux
===Notes===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Treetop Path (night).jpg|Treetop Path, at night
Gormott Treetop Path.jpg|The party looking down at Treetop Path
Trespass

Trespass is one of 's Battle Skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
==Overview==
This easily Cressidus's worst skill. The damage dealt by this skill will be completely insignificant in most situations, and with Cressidus having such a high cooldown time, the skill won't have many opportunities to be used anyway. This skill does have effectively unlimited range, so it could be situationally useful against groups of very weak enemies that are far away, but this situation isn't likely to come up very often.
==Affinity Chart==
==In other languages==
Tretl Windmill Plaza

Tretl Windmill Plaza is a in Torigoth, Gormott Province. It encompasses Abble's Fountain and connects the Torigoth Market to Saets Chief's Residence.
==Quests==
*A Small War
*The Riddle on the Wall
*Our Daily Bread
*Bearing Her Soul
==NPCs==
*Adwen
*Attas
*Erebos Appears only during "The Riddle on the Wall".
*Helmie
*Kallum
*Mabon Until Tranquility is completed.
*Padraig Until the end of chapter 2
*Petir
*Vess 
===Notes===
==Enemies==
All enemies appear only during "The Riddle on the Wall".
*Doctrinaire Erebos
==Key items==
*Mysterious Part E
==Points of Interest==
*Wall Painting involved in the quest The Riddle on the Wall
==Heart-to-Hearts==
*Boreas the Gourmand
*Hard Life
*Reunion
==Auto dialogues==
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Tretl Windmill Plaza (night).jpg|Tretl Windmill Plaza, at night
Tretl Windmill Plaza/Auto dialogue

The following is a list of s that can be found at Tretl Windmill Plaza. Auto dialogues are listed by the time of day they happen in and, if there are any, the triggers that make them happen. Each instance of auto dialogue has its own gallery, with a small summary beforehand. The script for the picture's dialogue bubble is provided as caption, under the picture.
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==Anytime==
*Gormotti discussing the children's energy at a table.
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 1 part 1.jpg|"Where do kids get the energy...?"
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 1 part 2.jpg|"I like this playground a lot."
*Two Gormotti men reflecting on their last job.
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 3 part 1.jpg|"This last order was pretty hefty."
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 3 part 2.jpg|"Actually, I like to stay busy."
==Between 07:00 and 19:00==
*Gormotti watching the windmill.
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 2 part 1.jpg|"So the windmill grinds the flour?"
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 2 part 2.jpg|"That's right!"
*Gormotti making plans to go to the harbor.
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 5 part 1.jpg|"Wanna go to the harbor?"
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 5 part 2.jpg|"I'd love to go ogle some new makeup."
==Between 07:00 and 00:00==
*Gormotti admiring the view.
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 6 part 1.jpg|"I wonder what's past the horizon..."
Tretl Windmill Plaza Auto Dialogue 6 part 2.jpg|"I hear there are some hot places, and some cold places, too."
Category:Auto dialogues (Gormott)
Tri-Slash

Tri-Slash is a Noponic Champion in Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
==Overview==
Tri-Slash's main draw is that it is a non-positional art, and a Master Art. The only other masterable Break Arts, and Glitter Stream, require the user to hit from the side. Tri-Slash doesn't have this limitation, which has multiple benefits: other positional Arts can be used instead, the is more efficient at using it, and the player can use it quickly in any situation. This latter quality is extremely useful for -based speedkills; being able to instantly Break means that the entire process can be performed much faster. Outside speedkills, it is generally much faster to switch over to controlling a Tri-Slash user, use Tri-Slash, and switch off to another character than it is for any other Break Art, making it particularly useful for players who take advantage of this functionality.
Unfortunately, as it is an Agnian Art, Tri-Slash cannot be used on the class (with its Fury Smash ), meaning its Breaking consistency is more limited than using Flashback as an Ogre. When optimising characters for Breaking, whether or not this is a deal-breaker depends upon the fight. For enemies with extremely high Break resistance, using Flashback as an Ogre is better; for lower Break resistance, Tri-Slash may be better for its speed and versatility. Using a Chain Ring or Shackle Ring generally helps Tri-Slash more, although doing so somewhat limits the situations in which the Art can be used most effectively, and only consistently works when player-controlled. This weakness can be somewhat mitigated in speedkills by equipping multiple characters with Tri-Slash and quickly switching between them at the start of battle to use all of them at once; the extent to which this helps vs. using Flashback is again dependent upon the enemy's Break resistance.
On the Noponic Champion class, a good combination is to fuse Tri-Slash with , which allows for Break and to be inflicted together in a single action. On other classes, it can be fused with many different options; but be aware that fusing it with a positional Art means that the AI will often try to move into position before using it. This can be slow and does not play into the Art's strengths. Using as the Class Art means that Tri-Slash hits frame 1 in a Fusion Art, which can be useful in speedkills to get off a Break as fast as possible.
==Data==
==In other languages==
Trial Run 1

Trial Run 1 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after starting The Trendy Patissier. The mission requires 1 minutes to be completed and does not have any suggested s. Completing this mission progresses the quest.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Trial Run 1 Merc Group.jpg|Completed Trial Run 1 in the Merc Group
Trial Run 2

Trial Run 2 is a Merc Mission in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is received automatically after reporting to Jennifora during The Trendy Patissier. The mission requires a minute to be completed and cannot be lowered further despite having suggested s. Completing this mission progresses the quest.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Complete Trial Run 2 Merc Group.jpg|Completed Trial Run 2 in the Merc Group
Tricolor Bowl

Tricolor Bowl is a Meat Pouch item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It can be crafted using Pyra's Cooking in either Tora's House in Torigoth, Gormott Province, or Corinne's House on Fonsett Island, Leftherian Archipelago. It becomes available once the recipe is purchased from Alba Cavanich's . It is crafted using five s, two Crunchy Passion Fruits, six Sand Salmons, four es and one Love Raspberry.
==Favorite items==
It is one of 's favorite pouch items.
==In other languages==
Trident Anchor

Trident Anchor is a Skell Art in Xenoblade Chronicles X, attached to the Trident-Anchor series of back-mounted Skell superweapons. 
==Overview==
The Skell charges up the spinning lance on its back until it fires a lightning bolt straight at the enemies in the area, inflicting Shock .
Trident Anchor is best used at a distance, since it won't hit the enemy if executed too close to the enemy or if the spear doesn't point towards the enemy.
===Publicity Description===
Developed using ancient alien tech, this weapon launches a homing spear with both electric and physical properties. Fire and forget—because it never misses the mark!
===Important Notes===
The publicity description is entirely untrue. The attack has poor homing, it only does electric damage without any physical attributes, and it can still miss its enemies, even taking into account the issue with close-range attacks mentioned above.
==Weapons==
* SRM-USP440ME Trident-Anchor
* SRM-USP460ME Trident-Anchor
* SRM-USP480ME Trident-Anchor
==Data==
==In other languages==
Triedge Isle

Triedge Isle is a in the Central Plain of Temperantia. It is connected to the Profaned Place, to the northwest, the Ardainian Garrison, to the northeast, and Blackday Peninsula, to the southeast.
==Enemies==
All enemies are normal enemies.
*Chefko Garlus
*Ransro Aspid
*Zangiv Garlus
===After salvaging===
*Fissa Aligo
*Hardl Krabble
==Key items==
*Metal Brooch
==Points of interest==
*Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (normal)
**Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Nopon Doubloon)
**Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Regiderian Tablet)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Triedge Isle (night).jpg|Triedge Isle, at night
Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Nopon Doubloon)

Triedge Isle is a Salvage Point in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is located on the west coast of Triedge Isle, off the south coast of Temperantia's Central Plain.
Before a Nopon Doubloon has been collected via salvaging, it has a chance to drop here when using high-quality cylinders. However, the Nopon Doubloon will not drop when searching for the Regiderian Tablet during Dagas's Past: Folktales.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Triedge Isle Salvage Point.jpg|The Salvage Point's appearance in the overworld
Triedge Isle Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|The Salvage Point's location on the map
Category:Salvage Points (Temperantia)
Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Regiderian Tablet)

Triedge Isle is a Salvage Point in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is located on the west coast of Triedge Isle, off the south coast of Temperantia's Central Plain.
The Regiderian Tablet can be salvaged from here during the appropriate part of the quest Dagas's Past: Folktales. High-quality cylinders make the item's drop rate much higher, and it is guaranteed with Premium Cylinders.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Triedge Isle Salvage Point.jpg|The Salvage Point's appearance in the overworld
Triedge Isle Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|The Salvage Point's location on the map
Category:Salvage Points (Temperantia)
Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (normal)

Triedge Isle is a Salvage Point in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is located on the west coast of Triedge Isle, off the south coast of Temperantia's Central Plain.
After a Nopon Doubloon is collected from salvaging in Temperantia, this item will not be one of the available drops.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Triedge Isle Salvage Point.jpg|The Salvage Point's appearance in the overworld
Triedge Isle Salvage Point Map Location.jpg|The Salvage Point's location on the map
Category:Salvage Points (Temperantia)
Triedge Isle (disambiguation)

Triedge Isle may refer to:
* Triedge Isle - the 
* Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (normal) - the Salvage Point under normal circumstances
* Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Regiderian Tablet) - the Salvage Point when the party is searching for the Regiderian Tablet during Dagas's Past: Folktales
* Triedge Isle (Salvage Point) (Nopon Doubloon) - the Salvage Point if a Nopon Doubloon has yet to be salvaged in Temperantia and the party is not searching for the Regiderian Tablet
Trigger Happy

Trigger Happy is a in Xenoblade Chronicles X.
==Overview==
When activated, Trigger Happy significantly shortens the used Art's primary cooldown, an effect it shares with its melee combo twin. This is useful in longer fights such as the Global Nemeses, where having higher and more consistent DPS is better than getting the absolute biggest numbers. Trigger Happy's effect stacks additively with the Augment Aura Rapid Cooldown, making it possible (though not overly useful) to have no primary cooldown.
==Levels==
==In other languages==
Trigger Series

The Trigger Series is a series of Sniper Rifle weapons by Candid & Credible in Xenoblade Chronicles X. This series of Sniper Rifles is available after unlocking the Arms Manufacturer Candid & Credible.
==Overview==
==Purchasable weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Requirement	Battle Trait
AM Lv. 1 	Potential Up
AM Lv. 4 	Ranged Accuracy Up
AM Lv. 5 	Stabilizer
Like all purchasable weapons, the Trigger Series comes with 3 Battle Trait upgrades.
===Augment slots===
All purchasable weapons come with no augment slots. At L's Shop, up to 3 Augment slots can be added to any weapon.
==Enemy drop weapons==
===Battle Traits===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Trigger Series comes with 1-3 random Battle Traits.
"Worn" and "Advanced" weapons come with 3 Battle Trait upgrades, "Ultra" weapons come with 10.
The following Battle Traits are possible to appear on any Candid & Credible ranged weapon. To see specific probabilities for a particular weapon, see its page. 
===Augment slots===
Like all weapons dropped by enemies, the Trigger Series comes with 0-3 Augment slots. It is possible to add further Augment slots up to a total of 3 at L's Shop.
==Craftable weapons==
The Original Trigger has the highest Attack among all Trigger weapons, even higher than the Ultra Nebulan Trigger. However, it does not come with any Battle Traits. It comes with all 3 Augment slots.
==Special weapons==
There are no Trigger special weapons.
==In other languages==
Trion barrier

The trion barrier is a translucent wall in Xenoblade Chronicles X used to protect the Lifehold Core. It is part of Trion technology which, according to Luxaar, only the Qlu system should have access to. The barrier is one of the technologies that Elma brought to Earth.
Normally the barrier is fully translucent but when it's attacked a grid of light blue hexagons can be briefly seen.
The trion barrier can withstand most attacks. During , the Ganglion were not able to damage it in any way until Luxaar decided to deploy with the Vita and was finally able to pierce a hole in the barrier.
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Vita_attacks_the_barrier.png|The Vita pierces the barrier.
Category:Lore (XCX)
Trish

Trish is a in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. She is a soldier from , and is part of Kite's usual squad, alongside Eastman and sometimes Fox.
==Appearance and personality==
Trish has dark green hair tied in a ponytail and small dark green wings atop her head resembling the wings of High Entia. Her eyes are green. She wields a healing staff type , similar to Keves Rescuers.
==Story arc==
==Quests==
Trish appears in the following quests:
* Where The Heart Is
* Lean Times in Colony 9
* Forgotten Supplies
* A Difficult Transition
* For Colony 9
* Reasons to Evolve
* Crusader For Spuds
==Lore==
* Trish has a low tolerance of spicy foodCollectopaedia Card
==Dialogue==
==Affinity==
==Collectopaedia Card==
==As an enemy==
Trish (boss)
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
XC3 Where The Heart Is Fox Eastman Trish Kite.jpg|Trish salutes with Fox, Eastman and Kite
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Eastman.jpg|Trish watches Eastman start a fight
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Provision Team.jpg|Trish and the C. 9 Provision Team
XC3 Forgotten Supplies Trish.jpg||Trish interrupts the fight started by Eastman
XC3 Kite Eastman Trish.jpg|Trish with Eastman and Kite
==References==
Category:Kevesi
Category:NPCs (Colony 9) (XC3)
Triton/Gameplay

Triton is a Hero in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. He can be added to the party after completing Doing It My Way.
Triton is a Soulhacker, and therefore uses a portion of the s, s, and modifiers of that class.
==Stats==
==Gallery==
XC3 party member icon Triton.png|Triton's menu icon.
XC3 battle portrait Triton.png|Triton's battle portrait.
XC3 class portrait Triton.gif|Portrait used for the Soulhacker class.
XC3 Chain Attack portrait Triton.png|Triton's Chain Order portrait.
XC3 level up portrait Triton.png|Triton's level up portrait.
Triton and his Crew

Triton and his Crew are a group of four enemies that are found in the Colony 15 at Erythia Sea. They are fought during the Hero , Doing It My Way.
==Members==
* - Level 48
* - Level 47
* - Level 47
* - Level 47
==Gallery==
Defiant Triton (boss).png|Defiant Triton
Orson (enemy).png|Orson
Torto (enemy).png|Torto
Pergas (enemy).png|Pergas
Category:Monster groups (XC3)Category:Bosses (Erythia Sea)
Trollenite

Trollenite is a key item in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. This stone is appraised from a by Misimisi at Misimisi Jewelry during Agate's Blade Quest Precious Yearnings, on Goldmouth Flight Deck in Goldmouth, Argentum Trade Guild.
==Lore==
*While appraising it, Misimisi details that every sample ever discovered of this mineral has the shape of a weird-looking humanoid giant, giving it its name. While this fact doesn't make it the prettiest of minerals to look at, its uniqueness brings its value up.
==In other languages==
Tros

Tros is an in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. He can be found anytime at Torigoth Market in Torigoth, Gormott Province. He is the Gormotti shopkeeper of Soniarus Music.
==Dialogue==
===Soniarus Deeds purchased===
==In other languages==
==Gallery==
Soniarus Music.png|Tros at his shop
Category:Gormotti Category:NPCs (Gormott)
Troubadour

Troubadour is a Agnus Healer in Xenoblade Chronicles 3. This Class belongs to the Hero , and is initially inherited by .
== Arts and skills ==
===Arts===
===Skills===
===Progression (inherited)===
Progression	Rank	Ability	Effect
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
 	 	 	
===Progression (hero)===
== Data ==
== In other languages ==
== Gallery ==
Miyabi.png|Miyabi, a Troubadour
Noah - Troubadour.png|Noah as a Troubadour
Mio - Troubadour.png|Mio as a Troubadour
Eunie - Troubadour.png|Eunie as a Troubadour
Taion - Troubadour.png|Taion as a Troubadour
Lanz - Troubadour.png|Lanz as a Troubadour
Sena - Troubadour.png|Sena as a Troubadour