Oblivion's Treasure Hunting Guide...           

Greetings adventurer! Within these lines you shall find some clues and secrets, mixed with legend and lore well worth perusing.

Hunting for Treasure with Maps:

The treasure map system in Oblivion is at a default setting, that is it is fully OSI cloned. Featuring not only the usual Treasure chests, but also Puzzle locked chests, Power generator puzzles, and Paragon treasure chests.

For more information about the massive Treasure chest system, you can check Stratics' website about UO.

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Hunting for Treasure within Dungeons:  

Deep within the Oblivion dungeons, you may come across different types of treasure chests, left there by bands of adventurers who where perhaps too greedy to make it out alive.

These chests vary in loot level, and difficulty to open, as well as container type.

It is obvious that these adventurers protected well their new found wealth, maybe in the hope of returning some day to collect it.

The Oblivion Dungeon Chests System is unique to our shard. The chests you may find have the following requirements:

Level 1 Chest: 35% Lockpicking. Level 2 Chest: 76% Lockpicking. Level 3 Chest: 84% Lockpicking. Level 4 Chest: 90% Lockpicking. Level 5 Chest: 95% Lockpicking. Level 6 Chest: 100% Lockpicking.

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Hunting for Treasure in Town Banks:  

Opposed to Trammel, Felucca is the facet of brigands, player killers and absolute chaos. This has evolved into a entirely different approach to treasure hunting in this facet. The Towns of the facet in some of their banks keep a meager supply of gold, locked away and under guard, to allow the few denizens of this land to embark on commerce when they travel to other facets.

The daring thief may attempt to assault these vaults to gain skill and wealth from these chests.

At this time, this system is still under development by the Oblivion Dev Team.

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Hunting for Treasure in the Seas:

Treasure hunting in the seas is at a OSI default in Oblivion. For more information about this, check Stratics' website about UO.

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Hunting for Stealable Rares:

Deep inside the bowels of some dungeons and other areas on OBlivion, certain rare items may be found that a daring thief can take with him/her as they steathily fade away in victory over the foolish monsters they just robbed blind.

Stealable Rares
	Arrows ( Sheaf of )		Bananas		Barrel ( Open )
	Barrel ( Closed )		Basin		Basket
	Bloody Wash Basin		Brush		Bucket
	Bushel		Candelabra ( Tall )		Candle
	Candle ( Beeswax )		Ceramic Mug		Checkers
	Checkers ( 2 )		Chessmen		Chessmen ( 2 )
	Chisels		Copper Wire		Dried Flowers
	Dried Flowers ( 2 )		Dried Onions		Forged Metal
	Forged Metal ( 2 )		Fruit Basket		Frying Pan
	Gold Wire		Hanging Chainmail		Hanging Ringmail
	Horseshoes		Iron Wire		Kettle
	Knitting		Moulding Board		Paint & Brush
	Pile of Silver Ingots		Pile of Silver Ingots ( 2 )		Pitcher
	Playing Cards		Playing Cards ( 2 )		Pot
	Pot of Wax		Rare Flour Sifter ( Deco )		Rolling Pin ( Deco )
	Rocks		Rope		Silver Coins ( Deco )
	Skull Mug ( Deco )		Square Tool Kit ( Deco )		Tray
	Sheet Music		Silverware		Silver Wire
	Skull Candle		Spitoon		Tarot Cards
	Water Basin		Whip		Wig
			Wig Stand

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Hunting for Oblivion Unique Artifacts:  

While Oblivion does not have a wealth of custom artifacts, there are a few rare historic items hidden away, in the hands of powerful guardians. The daring collector may travel many facets in their search, but beware, the current owners are not willing to partake of these trinkets, for they are truly precious to them.

Currently available are:

Spectral Plate Suit ( 7 pieces of armor, historic ) Spectral Soul Reaver Sword ( new ) Golden Phoenix ( Ex-Shadowlands Zoostrich, historic ) Vampiric Grimoire ( new )

As these artifacts/mounts are rare, we will not disclose here how to obtain them, or their whereabouts. That is left for you, the player to find out, and enjoy the thrill of discovery of one of these ancient rares of our shard.

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