I found 200 Crude Gold Bars in a single spot in Crimson Desert, which amounts to 1,500 silver for only ten minutes of trouble
Pearl Abyss has introduced Crude Gold Bars to the Crimson Desert, making treasure hunting significantly more rewarding for players. Previously, discovered treasures were largely cosmetic elements that couldn’t be sold or used meaningfully—simply part of the environmental set dressing. While regular Gold Bars have always existed in the game, they remain relatively rare and expensive to craft.
The new Crude Gold Bars offer an accessible alternative, functioning as stackable, tradeable loot that players can sell directly to merchants. This change transforms exploration and looting from passive activities into profitable ventures. A single location exemplifies the opportunity: the Harpy Nest in the northern region of Pailune contains approximately 200 Crude Gold Bars in one concentrated area, yielding around 1,500 silver for roughly ten minutes of looting effort.
This update represents Pearl Abyss’s continued effort to make the treasure-hunting experience more engaging and financially rewarding in Crimson Desert. By introducing stackable, valuable loot items, the developer is incentivizing players to actively seek out and explore treasure locations throughout the game world.