Open Chests to Turn Rewards Into Usable Resources
Clover Legends chests supply resources for grimoire development and crafting, with higher-rarity chests also described as Gem sources. Open Clover Legends chests from your inventory during a break in combat, then check the resulting materials and currency before deciding what to buy or upgrade next.
Obey's September 14 walkthrough at 2:23 names four chest rarities: Common, Rare, Legendary, and Mythic. He explains that the contents go into your inventory and identifies Legendary and Mythic chests as sources of Gems for grimoire rolls.
Use rarity to identify the chest, then use the opening result to plan your next action. Compare new materials with a recipe shortage and add any awarded Gems to the balance available for rolls. Both steps turn an inventory reward into a concrete progression decision.
| Chest rarity named in the walkthrough | Main use described | After opening |
|---|---|---|
| Common | A source of material rewards | Sort ingredients toward a chosen upgrade |
| Rare | Another material-bearing chest tier | Recheck your recipe shortages |
| Legendary | Materials, with Gems identified by Obey as a reward source | Check both inventory and Gem balance |
| Mythic | A higher-rarity chest also identified as a Gem source | Budget rolls from the currency received |
That last distinction matters. Gems can pay for a roll, while a Mystery Grimoire is a separate reward item. A chest that gives Gem currency is not the same as directly handing you the specific book you want.
Know Which Chest Opportunity You Are Using
The walkthroughs show more than one chest context. Obey describes receiving chests while defeating enemies and completing quests. CHALLS opens chest items already in his inventory, and ItzVexo encounters a Mythical chest while traveling between island activities.
Check these opportunities while pursuing normal objectives: inspect your inventory after questing, collect a chest encountered on a useful trip, and claim seasonal chest tiles when eligible. Each opportunity fits a different part of the session.
CHALLS's inventory sequence at 3:59 shows Common and Rare chest items alongside race rerolls. He opens several and receives materials. ItzVexo's example at 6:14 shows a higher-rarity chest encountered during exploration.
| Opportunity | What the example shows | A sensible action |
|---|---|---|
| Normal combat and quests | Chests discussed as progression rewards | Inspect inventory after a quest session |
| Inventory chest items | Common and Rare openings in CHALLS's guide | Open a known item and read its result |
| Exploration | ItzVexo encounters a Mythical chest | Collect an available opportunity on your route |
| Seasonal reward track | Chest rewards appear on Season I tiles | Reach and claim the correct track's tile |
Do not abandon an effective quest loop merely to wander without a destination. An encountered chest is useful, but a route built around an unverified respawn time can consume a session without improving your character. Combine exploration with an unlocked destination, a needed material, or an activity you already intend to visit.
Seasonal chests have a different condition. At 4:47 in Obey's season view, Tier 47 on the Crown Pass shows two Legendary Chests. That tile belongs to the paid row in the recorded season; reaching the same tier on the Free Pass is not the same entitlement.
For Clover Legends chests, the reliable habit is to inspect what your account actually received. A reward tile, an unopened inventory item, and the contents after opening are three different stages. Keep them distinct when counting progress toward a craft or another roll.
Open the Item and Follow Its Contents
Choose a quiet moment before opening several Clover Legends chests. The reward notifications are easier to read when attacks, quest completions, and other popups are not appearing at the same time. This is especially helpful when you want to know whether a particular material shortage has been resolved.
In the CHALLS sequence, opening the chest produces material rewards and removes the need for a separate trip to collect those exact quantities. The next useful step is to look at the destination for the materials: your current awakening requirement or a selected Forge recipe.
Use this practical sequence:
- Open Inventory and locate the chest item by its name and rarity.
- Select that chest and use its opening action.
- Read the reward notification before opening another.
- Check the relevant material or currency balance.
- Return to the recipe or upgrade you were working toward.
- Open additional chests as useful, then reassess any remaining shortage.
Avoid buying materials immediately before this check. If a chest you already own contains part of the requirement, a purchase made first can tie up Yul unnecessarily. The same principle applies to Gem spending: read your post-opening balance rather than assuming the chest granted a particular amount.
| Result after opening | Where it becomes useful | Next decision |
|---|---|---|
| A material named by your Forge recipe | Accessory crafting | Recalculate the missing quantity |
| A material needed for awakening | Current grimoire development | Reserve it for the intended upgrade |
| Gems | Grimoire roll budget | Decide whether another roll is worth the cost |
| An unfamiliar item | Its inventory description | Identify its use before treating it as surplus |
When opening several chests, pause after the first few to check your target recipe. If the needed ingredient is complete, you can decide whether to craft now or continue opening for another goal. This keeps a long inventory session from delaying an upgrade you can already use.
If you are comparing rewards over time, note the chest rarity, the actual contents, and the date. Keep counts separate for different rarities. That personal record makes it easier to see which materials are accumulating and which shortages still need a targeted collection trip.
Make Chest Rewards Serve an Upgrade Plan
Clover Legends chests are most useful when you know where the materials will go. The official game description separates crafting from grimoire awakening, with boss Spell Pages named as part of awakening. A general material reward does not replace a specifically required page.
Pick one near-term equipment target and one next book upgrade. Compare their requirements before spending shared ingredients. Otherwise, a Forge craft can consume resources you were about to use for awakening, leaving both plans half-understood.
The Forge footage gives concrete examples of why sorting matters. Black Bulls Headband uses Boar Meat and Yul, while Auxiliary Corps Robe needs several materials from different island sources. The latter is not simply a larger version of the former; its shortages can send you to different places.
| Upgrade example from Obey's Forge footage | Relevant requirement | How chest rewards can change the plan |
|---|---|---|
| Black Bulls Headband | 30 Boar Meat and 12,000 Yul | Compare new Boar Meat with the remaining shortage |
| Auxiliary Corps Robe | Mana Crystal, Golden Leaf, Honeycomb, Clear Water, and Yul | Identify which material still limits crafting |
| Vanessa's Witch Scarf | Spirit Moss, Gale Feathers, Golden Leaf, Wild Berries, and Yul | Watch shared Golden Leaf demand before crafting |
| Grimoire awakening | The current book's listed materials and required pages | Reserve the matching materials for that stage |
The item recipes are visible in Obey's Forge section. Use your current recipe quantities if they differ. After each opening, subtract the new inventory total from the requirement to find the remaining collection goal.
A seasonal task can give you another reason to time an opening. The Assignments panel at 4:56 includes an objective to open a Legendary chest for 50 Stars. If that objective is active for your account and you own the required chest, one opening can serve both the resource plan and seasonal progress.
This does not mean you should hoard every chest indefinitely. An upgrade available now may help your next several quests, while a future assignment is uncertain. Save a chest only when the current, visible objective gives you a reason, rather than delaying useful progress for a task that might not appear.
After opening, claim any completed assignment separately and inspect the season track. The chest contents and assignment Stars are different rewards. Checking both avoids overlooking progress while also preventing you from counting the same reward twice.
Finally, return to play with a concrete next goal. If the needed ingredients are complete, craft or awaken. If one ingredient remains short, target its listed source or relevant shop stock. Clover Legends chests work best as part of that progression loop, not as a reason to keep opening without using anything.
Clover Legends Chests FAQ
What chest rarities are shown in the guides?
Obey names Common, Rare, Legendary, and Mythic. ItzVexo calls the higher-rarity chest he encounters Mythical. Use the exact name on your current inventory item when matching a reward or assignment, especially if the task specifies a particular rarity.
How should I count Gems from Legendary and Mythic chests?
Plan rolls from the actual Gems awarded when you open them. Obey identifies these rarities as Gem sources, and the reward confirmation lets you see what your opening supplied. Add that result to your existing balance before choosing a spending limit.
Should I open chests immediately or save them?
Open them when the materials can support an upgrade, especially before buying missing ingredients. If your active seasonal task asks for a specific chest opening, combine the two. Saving indefinitely for a hypothetical future task can delay a useful accessory or awakening now.
Does a chest replace the need to fight bosses for awakening?
The official description identifies boss Spell Pages as part of awakening. Check the exact next requirement on your grimoire. Clover Legends chests can supply useful resources, but a general chest reward should not be assumed to satisfy a specifically named page or boss-related requirement.