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Where to Find Ancient Treasure Maps from the Treasures of the Past Pre-Order Bonus Note: In most cases, it is not necessary to have a map with you to find the treasure.

The image on the map can be upside down or mirrored, so always check to see if it has a clue in the right direction.

Some objects are not scaled on paper, so the river may look small on a treasure map, but very large in the real world.

If you are planning on solving treasure maps on your own, here are a couple of tips:

Lockpicks - you will need to open the dug chests.

If you have lost it, you can simply buy a new one from the blacksmith.

Shovel - just keep with you the one that you get almost at the very beginning of the game when completing the "Return home" task.

Unfortunately, they won't be allowed to use the metal detector. The first step is to prepare for finding buried treasures. For this reason, we decided to write a detailed guide to finding them.

But with the search for treasures, difficulties may arise, since it is far from always possible to understand from the map exactly where the treasures are located.

The cards themselves are easy to find: some of them are sold by merchants in cities and villages, others lie in secluded corners of houses, and still others are completely mined from the corpses of enemies. Therefore, it is not unusual that in Kingdom Come: Deliverance you can, like a real pirate, look for treasures with a shovel at the ready. In order not to forget where they hid their goods, they naturally drew cards. Treasure chests were buried not only by pirates of the Caribbean, but also by the inhabitants of the Middle Ages apparently in 1403 people did not trust banks even more than they do now (or they simply could not put their money and jewelry in them, since banks in the traditional sense of the word did not exist yet).