Treasure-Hunt Type
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Sample of Treasure TypeTHE MAYAN TREASURE: A sealed envelope is given to each Patrol Leader. On the outside is written: "To be opened at (time) o'clock at (start position) and read before your patrol." At the appointed time the Patrol Leader tears open the envelope, which contains a marked map sketch and the following message: Story: I am the well-known explorer, (name). It has come to my knowledge that an aviator flying over Yucatan has spied a large ruin never before discovered. I have the suspicion that the ruin is that of a Mayan palace and contains the lost treasure of the Mayas. I have therefore called you together so that we may set out and find the treasure. I have already secured provisions and weapons for the dangerous expedition. But I have learned that our deadly enemies (names) are planning similar expeditions. They shall not succeed! Objects: We will proceed to the Mayan palace (marked treasure on map) where the treasure (a packsack with stones) is buried, dig this up transport it to our goal, Numa, where we shall be able to convert it into real money. We will do everything in our power to prevent our opponents from getting the treasure and bringing it to Numa. Score:
Special Rules: (Method of capture). Game starts at (time), stops at (time). Troop gathers at (place) at (time). Variations of Treasure Type
The treasure type of Wide Game may be combined with the features of a regular treasure hunt (see hike section). See Also:Treasure Hunt Games- UK |
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