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|help_text=Opens a treasure chest.
|help_text=Opens a treasure chest.
|type=[[Item]]
|type=[[Item]]
|first={{FE3}}}}
|first={{FE3}}
}}


The '''Chest Key''' (Japanese: {{hover|宝の鍵|Takara no kagi}} ''Treasure Key'') is a fairly common [[item]] in the {{FES}}, first appearing in {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}, having appeared in every game from {{title|Thracia 776}} onward with the exception of {{title|Shadow Dragon}} and {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}. It allows any unit to open chests, when normally, only [[Thief|thieves]] can do so. Their durability and price changes according to the game; the Chest Key has ranged from a single-use item to having 20 uses.
The '''Chest Key''' (Japanese: {{lang|ja|{{hover|宝の鍵|Takara no kagi}}}} ''Treasure Key'') is a fairly common [[item]] in the {{FES}}, first appearing in {{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}, having appeared in every game from {{title|Thracia 776}} onward with the exception of {{title|Shadow Dragon}} and {{title|Echoes: Shadows of Valentia}}. It allows any unit to open chests, when normally, only [[Thief|thieves]] can do so. Their durability and price changes according to the game; the Chest Key has ranged from a single-use item to having 20 uses.


==Data==
==Data==
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|method=Dropped by
|method=Dropped by
|data=[[Fall of the Palace|Episdoe 1]], enemy [[Knight]] (×2), enemy [[Bishop]]
|data=[[Fall of the Palace|Episdoe 1]], enemy [[Knight]] (×2), enemy [[Bishop]]
}}
==Flavor text==
{{Flavor Text
|game1={{title|Mystery of the Emblem}}
|english1=??
|japanese1=??
|-
|game2={{title|Thracia 776}}
|english2=??
|japanese2=??
|-
|game3={{title|The Binding Blade}}
|english3=??
|japanese3=??
|-
|game4={{title|The Blazing Blade}}
|english4=??
|japanese4=??
|-
|game5={{title|The Sacred Stones}}
|english5=??
|japanese5=??
|-
|game6={{title|Path of Radiance}}
|english6=??
|japanese6=??
|-
|game7={{title|Radiant Dawn}}
|english7=??
|japanese7=??
|-
|game8={{title|New Mystery of the Emblem}}
|english8=??
|japanese8=??
|-
|game9={{title|Awakening}}
|english9=??
|japanese9=??
|-
|game10={{title|Fates}}
|english10=??
|japanese10=??
|-
|game11={{title|Three Houses}}
|english11=A key for unlocking chests.
|japanese11=宝箱を開けられる。
}}
}}


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==Etymology and other languages==
==Etymology and other languages==
{{Names
{{Names
|eng-name=&bull; Chest Key<br>&bull; Treasure Key
|eng-name=Chest Key<br>Treasure Key
|eng-mean=&bull; Used in the main series.<br>&bull; Used in ''Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE''.
|eng-mean=Used in the main series.<br>Used in ''Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE''.
|jap-name={{hover|たからのかぎ<br>宝のカギ<br>宝の鍵|takara no kagi}}
|jap-name={{hover|たからのかぎ<br>宝のカギ<br>宝の鍵|takara no kagi}}
|jap-mean=Treasure key; different spellings are used in different games.
|jap-mean=Treasure key; different spellings are used in different games.
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|ital-name=Chiave cassa
|ital-name=Chiave cassa
|ital-mean=Case key
|ital-mean=Case key
|kor-name=
|kor-name={{hover|보물 열쇠|bomul yeolsoe}}
|kor-mean=
|kor-mean=Treasure key
|ch-simp-name=
|ch-simp-name={{hover|宝箱钥匙|Mandarin: bǎo xiāng yuèchí; Cantonese: bou2 soeng1 joek6si4}}
|ch-simp-mean=
|ch-simp-mean=Treasure chest key
|ch-trad-name=
|ch-trad-name={{hover|寶箱鑰匙|Mandarin: bǎo xiāng yuèchí; Cantonese: bou2 soeng1 joek6si4}}
|ch-trad-mean=
|ch-trad-mean=Treasure chest key
}}
}}