Throughout the underground cavern in Core Keeper, you’ll find tons of evidence of civilizations and settlements, like deserted camps, houses, fishing huts, and even massive, technologically advanced cities. It’s hard to know what happened to them, but it might have something to do with the massive enemies you fight.
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While they might be hostile now, it’s possible they were more peaceful in the past or were feared by the civilizations that used to call The Core home. Whatever the reason, there’s a temple dedicated to three of them, and inside are beautifully decorated chests, and only the right item will open them up.
What Is The Titan Temple?
The Titan Temple is a scene unique to the Desert of Beginnings, containing all three pieces of the Godsent Armor Set. There can only be one per world, and it’s always located around 650 Tiles away from The Core.
It is a small building with three rooms, a variety of Temple furniture, and three special locked chests that can only be opened by giving them the matching Titan-based treasures: the Azeos Feather Fan, Ra-Akar Automaton, and Omoroth Compass.
The three Royal Graves are often near the Titan Temple, as they all generate a similar distance away from The Core.
Similar to how you find the components for the Admin Key, the three Titan items you need for the Titan Temple are located inside Royal Graves hidden inside special dungeons that are found in the Desert of Beginnings instead of entire sub-biomes, with one for each mid-game boss.
How To Find The Maze Dungeons
When looking at the map, the Maze Dungeons containing the Royal Graves will appear as dark green-gray squares, and there are only going to be three of them.
As soon as you find one, you can use it to triangulate the location of the other two, and you don’t need to worry about finding ones without the graves:
- The Prince Grave, which contains the Ra-Akar Automaton and is located around 500 Tiles away from The Core.
- The Queen Grave, which contains the Azeos Feather Fan and is located around 600 Tiles away from The Core.
- The King Grave, which contains the Omoroth Compass and is located around 750 Tiles away from The Core.
The Maze Dungeons are made of tight corridors with lots of dead ends and the only threat comes from the Spike Floors and the Stone Dart Totems, both of which can hit for decent damage, even through Galaxite Armor, and inflict poison if you’re struck by them.
Make sure to bring at least Wooden Bridges with you into the mazes, as there are often open water tiles you’ll need to cross over while navigating the hallways.
Other than the traps and the graves in the center, the only other things in the dungeons are Locked Galaxite Chests, Golden Ancient Chests, and tiny three-by-three-tile rooms with four Temple breakables.
How To Get To The Royal Graves
The layout of each Maze Dungeon is randomized, so there’s no standard map for them, but you can start by mapping the edges of the building so you can see the shape of it and get an idea of the general direction you’ll need to go.
If you have the inventory space, save all the traps you pick up, as they can be placed down for an automated farm at your base or sold for Ancient Coins.
Pick one of the many entrances to go in, and head toward the center of the dungeon, placing a block or a bridge down over the water tiles and using a Scarlet Pickaxe or better to break any of the traps you come across and prevent them from being a continuous problem.
The Royal Grave in the center will always be lit up despite the darkness, so as soon as you see it, you can start beelining the middle as there’s likely a path to it nearby.
It’s worth exploring the Maze Dungeons at least partially for the Locked Galaxite chests placed randomly within, as they have a chance to give you the Paladin Armor Set, Galaxite Sledgehammer, or Bomb Scarab Mortar.
Use your pick to break through the Desert Blocks in the middle of the grave’s outside walls to get in, break the Stone Dart Traps in the room corners, and then approach the grave.
Inside, you’ll find the Titan item and two valuables you can take or leave behind, then you just need to backtrack to the doorway you entered through to exit.
How To Obtain The Godsent Armor Set
Once you have the three Titan items, either locate the Titan Temple on the map by searching the area in the Desert of Beginnings that’s around 650 Tiles away from the Core, or return to it if you’ve already found it, and go inside.
After you’ve unlocked the Titan Chests, you can break them with a pickaxe like other chests and bring them back to your base to use as storage.
No enemies spawn in this scene, so you’re free to go into each room and unlock the chests:
- The room on the left contains the Desert Queen Chest, which requires the Azeos Feather Fan, and it always contains the Godsent King Breastplate, Azeos’ Dash Feather off-hand, Septum Ring, an Ancient Golden Coin, and ten Ancient Gemstones.
- The room in the middle contains the Desert King Chest, which requires the Omoroth Compass, and it always contains the Godsent King Mask, Noble Ring, Golden Jellyfish, an Ancient Golden Coin, and ten Ancient Gemstones.
- The room on the right contains the Desert Prince Chest, which requires the Ra-Akar Automaton, and it always contains the Godsent King Pants Armor, Polished Gold Crystal Necklace, Concealed Blade, an Ancient Golden Coin, and ten Ancient Gemstones.
Besides the Royal Chests, you can also pick up several valuables from the pedestals in each room, and you can also find four hidden rooms on the left and right sides of the Temple by breaking the Desert Blocks near the water pool in the center room. They all contain some Temple-based furniture items and small and large Temple Breakables.
How To Get To Titan Temple’s Hidden Room
There is also a fifth hidden room in the Titan Temple at the very back, but it’s surrounded by indestructible blocks on all sides except for a tunnel.
To get into it, you need at least a Galaxite Pickaxe or better and then dig through the Temple Block three tiles away from the small room between Azeos’ and Omoroth’s rooms.
Behind it is a one-tile-wide tunnel that leads to a Stone Dart Trap and some Desert Blocks you can break through. Dig through them to get to another corridor with a Stone Dart Trap, and behind it are a few more blocks to break.
This tunnel leads you to the last hidden room, which is full of Temple breakables, and three Golden Pedestals which hold an Astral Jelly, Starlight Shards, and one Galaxite Bar.
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