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The only ones that do are the over-world treasure chests shown here. Those are invisible, though they can be collected prior to knowing how to find them, but that would make it exponentially harder to track.
So realistically, if you need this achievement, you just do the spell and can look on each map to see what you need? So keeping a score card or something won't be needed?
there are more rng stuffs at higher levels but i dont believe any cheevs tied to it
this is oddly a kids game for just mainly watching a great movie and interacting too
but again dont quote me :P
it is an awesome guide
however the game is buggy as all hell
so careful on some of the cheevs
hugs