Deep Dish Dungeon Wiki: Treasures, Stations and Areas
The game ships no database of its own. This is what the Catalogue tracks, what the stations make, and where each region starts and stops.
Última atualização: 2026-10-27
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Deep Dish Dungeon has no official wiki and no in-game database beyond the Catalogue. What it does track is small enough to memorise: 22 treasures, 23 achievements, eight crafting stations plus a forge anvil, three bosses and about nine named areas.
What the game actually tracks
Press T and you get the Catalogue, the only structured record the game keeps. Its treasure page lists what you have found against what is still missing, and its "other" page collects diaries, statues and stone coins that do not count toward the achievement total.
That is the whole official database. There is no recipe codex, no bestiary and no map screen — a deliberate choice rather than an unfinished feature. The developer's store text says the game is "meant to be played without any hand-holding", and the Catalogue is as close as it comes to a concession.
The 22 treasures, in Catalogue order
Twenty-two treasures exist, each with a matching achievement, plus one extra achievement for the true ending. The list below is the one the community databases agree on, and the one the achievement count implies.
| Treasure | Treasure | Treasure |
|---|---|---|
| Gold Coins | Gold Nugget | Gold Bracelet |
| Gold Amulet | Gold Statue | Bird Statue |
| Gold Talisman | Ceremonial Codex | Diamond Ring |
| Medicine Bottle | Ragdoll | Ruby Necklace |
| Queen Crown | Bean Gem | Corn Gem |
| Guarana Gem | Tomato Gem | Silver Dagger |
| Cuica | Lantern | Seed |
| Crystal Egg | — | — |
Six of them are the gold set that goes into the Inner Castle chest, four are gems for the sanctuary door, and eleven return to the place they came from. The full breakdown lives on the golden chest page.
Eight stations, one anvil, one big smelter
Crafting splits into three kinds of furniture, and confusing them is the most common source of dead ends. The station you build is not always the station that does the job.
| Station | Job | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Workbench | Weapons, armour, shields, arrows, chains, leather | 3 Wood Plank + 2 Iron Rod + 1 Leather |
| Cooking Table | Prep: dough, wraps, fillets, raw pies | 2 Wood Plank + 1 Leather |
| Cooking Pot | Soups, stews, pasta | 1 Iron Pot + 3 Iron Rod |
| Skillet | One ingredient, or two together | 1 Grate + 3 Iron Rod |
| Oven | Bakes pies and pastries, burns coal | 5 Clay + 1 Grate |
| Rotisserie | Three slots at once, food burns if left | 2 Stick + 2 Wood Plank |
| Kettle | Potions, needs water first | 1 Iron Pot + 2 Chains |
| Forge Anvil | Upgrades weapons to level 3 | 5 Scrap Metal + 2 Wood Plank |
The Big Smelter is separate from all of these: it already stands in the dungeon, takes 5 Coal and 8 Scrap Metal, and casts keys and key pieces from molds. You never build it, and it needs no clay — a detail that contradicts most item lists.
Three bosses, and what they leave behind
Bosses matter here because two of them hold gems you cannot finish without. The Giant Spider in the prison drops the Tomato Gem, and the Giant Moray Eel drops the Guarana Gem; the third, the Queen, sits behind the golden door that wants three cooked dishes.
Fights are not the wall most players hit. The wall is arriving without the tool or the meal the room was built around, which is why the walkthrough orders the tool chain before the boss list.
Areas, as the community names them
The game never labels a map, so the region names below are community convention rather than official text. They are still the vocabulary every guide uses, including this one.
- Castle — the opening region, above the camp.
- Sewers — handwheels, water, the first hammer and most of the goo piles.
- Prison — barred cells, archers, the pickaxe and the spider.
- Crypt — the statue puzzle and the Bean Gem.
- Temple — wild corn, tomatoes and the sanctuary door.
- Inner Castle — the Queen's Door, the golden chest and the dining hall.
- Small Cave and Library — short branching regions with respawning loot.
- Marble Ruins — fountains, corn, and the chest behind the water statue.
How to read a community database
Every number on this page comes from somebody reading the game's files or writing down what they saw, and those two are not equally reliable.
A file read can be exact and still be stale: if the table was built against build 25955406 and the game is on 1.0.51.0, a changed recipe will not appear. A player observation is current but partial, because nobody re-tests everything after a patch.
The safe habit is to check the version stamp before the number. Where a source prints neither, this wiki treats its figures as a lead rather than a fact — which is why the statue puzzle page presents two solutions instead of picking the tidier one.
Why this page does not print a recipe total
Two community databases disagree, and both are honest about why. One counts 153 recipes but states plainly that it fingerprinted the demo build, not the release build. The other says "190 recipes across nine stations" and gives no version.
Rather than pick a number that a patch can invalidate, this wiki lists recipes by station and by dish. If you need a total, the recipes page explains how the stations divide the work, which is what the number was trying to tell you anyway.
Where the data comes from
Three sources carry almost everything here. The Fextralife wiki has the only structured MediaWiki tables, including what each treasure is used for. NPC Tips publishes item and recipe tables it says were read from build 25955406 rather than played. MeowDB holds the largest dataset but anchors it to demo version v1013.
None of them is official, and the game's own achievement count is the only number the developer has ever confirmed. Where those sources disagree, the disagreement is printed rather than smoothed over — see the statue puzzle for the clearest example.
Quick answers
Is there an official Deep Dish Dungeon wiki?
No. Raw Fury and Behold Studios have not published one, and the Steam page links no database. Everything structured comes from community sites working from the game files.
How many achievements are there?
23, all hidden: 22 for collecting each treasure and one for the true ending.
How many bosses are there?
Three — the Giant Spider, the Giant Moray Eel and the Queen.
How do I see what I am missing?
Press T to open the Catalogue. Treasure progress is on its own page, and the "other" tab holds collectibles that do not count toward achievements.
Confidence note
Treasure names, the achievement count, station costs and boss drops are cross-checked between the Fextralife tables, NPC Tips' file-read station list and Ludens' Chinese treasure list on 2026-10-27. Station costs are file values, which is why they can be quoted exactly rather than as ranges.
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