Trove of Treasure Maps

From the back of the book: X MARKS THE SPOT! Need an adventure hook for your party - tonight? Or perhaps you rolled 'treasure map' on the treasure tables, but don't have one prepared? Fear no more - this invaluable product provides ready-to-go action, with detailed treasure maps and background material! Simply drop one of the mysterious, hand-drawn player aids on the table and let the players take it from there, while you sit back safe and secure with the full knowledge of what awaits them - plus an accurate map of your own! This special product includes rules information for players of both the HackMaster game and the Kingdoms of Kalamar Official D&D setting. That's right! ou can use this product with either one of the two most popular role-playing game systems on the market. also designed for easy use in other campaigns! Here are the maps to fantastic adventure you will find inside. Crowns: A hidden stash of royal genealogy could spark the beginnings of a civil war. The Battle of Murnig Heights: An ancient battlefield is rumored to hide great riches - of course, there may be other surprises for those who tread in the footsteps of fallen soldiers. Lucky Bob's Prize: Lucky Bob was once a pirate of great renown, and surely his lost prize must be a thing worth having. But beware the mocking voices… The Moon Key: The Church of the Night's Beauty has been sacked. One of their most holy relics is lost, waiting for a riddle to be unraveled. Do the PCs have the mettle to withstand a divine test of heroism? The Tomb of Prince Thiebault Ironhelm: A fallen dwarven price lies buried in a forgotten mountain stronghold. Legend has it he will not rest until he fulfills his oath to avenge his clan. Toby's Tomb: The corpses of two gnomish adventurers must be returned to their home for a proper burial. Unfortunately, the bodies lie in the heart of ogre territory. The Underwater City of Hurjurta: A sunken city holds relics of an ancient civilization. Can the PCs decipher the cryptic runes that show the path to the true prize?