Diving

Diving, or also called Looting, is an activity that consists of using a pair of flippers to scavenge treasures underwater around Graal. To scavenge a treasure you first get the flippers, then, whenever you see a dark blue circle in the water, go to it and tap the flippers. When you are above it, tap flippers again when you see the yellow !, before it disappears. If done well, you will get out a random treasure, if not, the item is gone. There are 62 different treasures in total, each with a different value and rarity. These treasures can be sold to a few NPCs around Graal Classic for gralats. These NPCs seek different types of treasures with the exception of Elster, an old weird guy inside a cave at Sardons Castle's left part. Elster buys everything, but selling to him has a small flaw. He does not pay as much on each item compared to their respective owner. Example: You can sell a cracked shield for 18Gs with the Snowtown's blacksmith, but only 13Gs each with Elster.

Note: To sell some loots, you first have to talk to the NPC and without moving, show the treasure.

There are only four different treasures that have a special use. These are: Weird Brick (Can be converted in furniture), the Zorbi Helmet (Can be converted into a hat),the narwal horn (can be converted into a hat) and the Turtle (Automatically put into furniture folder as a pet) yet these can still be sold if wished.

To see how to get the flippers visit: Quests.

Treasures
Below you will see a full list with all the 65 treasures, with their name, rarity, and their buyers.

Ignore the small number at the top, (amount I had.) Rarity was based on their price by Elster and also the loot rate. By epic it means that they at least took around 300-1,000 lots after to get it. It makes it a extremely rare item and is recommended to keep them as a trophy.

NPCs locations
Below you will see a list with the NPCs that buy specific items mentioned above.

Furniture use


The Weird Brick can be used as a furniture. All you have to do is set it in a botton through your inventory and show it; this will ask you if you want to make it a furniture item. However, if you keep them as a loot, you can sell it.

The rest of treasures can also be showed off in your house if you buy the Display Case from MoD Town's furniture store. This small crystal box is used to put in display any loot you want. To do this, you first have to place the Display Case next to you, face it and show the treasure you want to put in, it will automatically display it and also will be removed of your inventory (only one.) However, you can still get it back by just grabbing the Display Case.



The hats
There are two treasures that can be converted in a personal hat: the Zorbi Helmet, and the Narwhal Horn. These hats still have no use than customization, but the Zorbi Helmet will probably have something to do with the Zorbies Castle located at west from MoD town. When you find them for the first time, you have to show them to be asked in converting it in a hat or not; tap yes and now you can see it and use it from your player's hat list in your profile's look interface. Also, if you find more Zorbi Helmets or Narwhal Horns, you can sell them to Elster. They can not be converted to hats again.

Trivia

 * If you remove the Display Case when it has an item inside, the item will go back to you.
 * Even when you already redeemed the Zorbi Hat, you can still find more and sell them.
 * When finding the Sea Sponge, it will have a pretty hilarous description referring to Spongebob Squarepants.
 * Doing this activity can let you discover the meaning of the word Graal which is a type of cup that has some kind of great interest and power in the game.
 * While diving over a darkblue circle, it may occur that the ! will never show up and you will come back to the surface with nothing, but, the circle persists there in a small version and if you dive over it, the ! should appear this time.
 * Lag can be the cause of never showing the ! and resulting in a lost chance of looting.
 * The three most common treasures are: Old boot, Broken keys and Sad sign.
 * The flippers are given by a zorbi, which is pretty ironic since zorbies are a kind of aquatic creatures that don't need equipment to swim, this can be proved if you go to the entrance of their castle, two guards are seem there, without swim equipment and being underwater.
 * The mysterious old man is one of the only buyers that doesn't has the gralat emote, along with Elster.
 * The rarest treasure of all is the Odd-shaped gem, it can take around 500+ lootings to get it.
 * The Snowtown's Blacksmith and the Old man are the only two nameless NPCs.
 * Graal Classic has its rivers and oceans very contaminated.
 * When you loot a broken vase, you get 0.5 health.