> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.lemoncloud.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.lemoncloud.org/gamemodes/survival/crates.md).

# Crates

## Crates

Crates are loot boxes opened with matching keys. Each crate has its own reward pool and drop rates.

Open crates at `/crates` by right-clicking them. Left-click a crate to preview its rewards.

Survival has four crates.

Reward pools change regularly. For the most accurate rewards, always check the in-game crate preview at `/crates`.

### Common

Common Crate Keys come from:

* Voting below Monarch rank
* Vote Party

### Epic

Epic Crate Keys come from:

* Voting as Monarch or Emperor
* Vote Party
* Fishing Competitions
* Chat Games
* The Crate Keys tab on the Store
* `/lemonstore`

### Legendary

Legendary Crate Keys come from:

* Emperor Rank Kit
* Vote Party
* The Crate Keys tab on the Store
* `/lemonstore`

### Monthly

Monthly Crate Keys come from:

* Common Crate
* Epic Crate
* The Crate Keys tab on the Store
* `/lemonstore`

Monthly Crates use a rotating reward pool. Preview the current theme and rewards in-game by left-clicking the crate at `/crates`.


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