Where to Find the Treasure Hoard Maps in Oxenefordscire¶
There are two maps available to grab in Oxenefordscire, one of which is named the Lunden Hoard Map, but neither the map nor the treasure is actually located in Lunden.
The Oxenefordscire Hoard Map is located in a cave behind Eatun Barn. To access the barn, you’ll need to blow up the entrance way with either incendiary powder trap or an oil vase from nearby. Head through the cave until you reach the end where you’ll find a moveable rock shelf. Behind the shelf, you’ll be able to head into a secret room and get the treasure hoard map.
The Oxenefordscire Treasure Hoard Map can be found in a cave behind Eatun Barn
you’ll need to blow up the entrance using an oil vase or incendiary powder trap to gain access.
The Lunden Treasure Hoard Map is located in a well in Hammeham. You’ll need to break the wooden covering and hop down into the well where you’ll find the map.
The Lunden Treasure Hoard Map is found in Hammeham
down at the bottom of a well.
Where to Find the Treasure in Oxenefordscire¶
The Oxenefordscire Hoard Map speaks of a treasure hidden in the pastures in the southern region of Oxenefordscire. The treasure, once again, is hidden within a well in the fields. Below, the map showswhere you’ll find the well as the open fields make it difficult to pin point the exact location on your own. Look out for a large tree and a well right next to it! This treasure unlocks the Snakebite Scheme (Figurehead) for your longboat.
(1 of 3) The Hoard Map tells you to look out for a peculiar tree in the pastures of South Oxenefordscire.
The Lunden Hoard Map shows a drawing of some Roman ruins. It’s quite hard to make out what it is, and it’s even harder to decipher since the name of the map insinuates that the treasure will be found in Lunden. The treasure can actually be found just south of Saint Albanes Abbey. The treasure can be found near some Roman ruins.
(1 of 3) The map shows a drawing of some roman ruins which doesn’t actually give much away!
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