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Digging on any game square in the three-by-three area centred around the marked square will complete the clue. If the map leads to a crate, it must be searched until the next clue or the reward is found. Maps are found in easy, medium, and hard clue scrolls.
- Treasure Trails/Guide/Maps/Medium
Maps are found in easy, medium, and hard clue scrolls. When...
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Treasure Trails. Categories: Treasure Trails. Guides. Map...
- Treasure Trails
Treasure Trails is a members-only Distraction and Diversion...
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Treasure Trails is a members-only Distraction and Diversion in which players follow a series of clues leading towards buried treasure. A Treasure Trail is started by finding a sealed clue scroll, which may be dropped by killing various monsters or obtained through skilling activities.
Maps are found in easy, medium, and hard clue scrolls. When completing a hard map clue there is a chance that a Saradomin wizard, or Zamorak wizard if in the Wilderness, will appear and attack the player. The wizard must be defeated to continue the clue.
Map clues are an image of the location the player needs to search to advance along their trail. Maps are found across all levels of clue scroll. They are rough pictures of a very local area, normally about the size of the Lumbridge Castle.
Treasure Trails. Categories: Treasure Trails. Guides. Map clues are an image of a location the player needs to search to advance along their trail. Maps are found across all clue scroll difficulties. They are rough pictures of a very local area.
22 lip 2024 · Treasure Trails are a series of clues and puzzles that you must solve to earn yourself a reward. Use this guide to help you solve the huge variety of clues.
Treasure trails can be the single most lucrative thing a player ever does. However it is akin to winning the lottery. A player may emerge from a clue with a willow shortbow and a Coif , or they could gain a Zamorak page, a 3rd Age Armour Piece, and assorted Rune Armour all from the same clue.
