All treasure hunters should feed the pit beast often in order to improve their chances of surviving encounters.

Surviving treasure hunting encounters with the pit beast can result in acquiring a baby pit beast or other special items. The pit beast encounter will leave a sim with a strong scent buff, and if they dig again while smelling of the pit beast, they are very likely to be grabbed by the beast and will fight in the pit of judgement. Sims can hunt for treasure in random locations without a map–just click on the ground and select “Dig for Treasure.” Your sim will start digging and will either find random treasure, find nothing, or encounter the pit beast. Any sim can dig up the beginner’s treasure, but other treasure maps can only be used to find the treasure once. Continue clicking the ground and reading the map until you find the spot, then click the ground and select “Dig for Treasure Here.” When you find the treasure from a map, the map will be marked “Treasure Found” in your inventory. Go to the location you want to search, then click on the map in the inventory and select “Search for Treasure.” Next, click on the ground and select “Read Map Here.” A message will pop up telling you if you are closer, farther, or at the spot marked on your map. When using a treasure map, you will need to click on the map in your sims’ inventory and select the option “Read Map” to get clues about the general location of the treasure. Your sim can also purchase some treasure maps from the village shoppe and acquire pieces of maps during their adventures. Treasure Hunting - Any sim can hunt for treasure as long as they have a shovel equipped. Pirates & Nobles quest walk-throughs can be found on the Quest Tips page. (Base game tips found here.) This page will be updated with more tips and answers to frequently asked questions. If you have the Sims Medieval: Pirates and Nobles Adventure Pack, here are some tips to help you get the most out of new features and adventures.

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