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 ======Treasure Maps======
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 The primary method of getting Treasure Map Fragments is by killing custom mobs. Every custom hostile mob has a chance to drop a fragment, and this chance scales up with the difficulty of the custom mob.
 Treasure map fragments can also be obtained through [[voting|Voting]]; the cost of one fragment is 5 Reward Points.
+====Crafting Treasure Maps====
+Common Treasure Maps are crafted with 4 Treasure Map Fragments, and Normal Treasure Maps are crafted for higher value rewards with 9 Treasure Map Fragments:
+Common:
+{{:common_treasure_map.png?345|}}
+Normal:
+ {{:normal_treasure_map.png?350|}}
+**Note:** The act of crafting a Treasure Map must be completed while the player is on the Wastelands world.
+====Using a Treasure Map====
+After crafting the Treasure Map, the treasure is located by following the coordinates on the map in the Wastelands to the red X on the map. The map's terrain will appear after getting to the general location of the treasure (like how a vanilla Minecraft map is revealed). The treasure will be located a couple blocks below two mossy cobblestone wall markers, and it is only accessible for the person who crafted the Treasure Map.
+Currently, Treasure maps allow players to teleport near the vicinity of the treasure location by right-clicking while holding the active map.
+Treasure map with generated structures on:
+{{:120px-treasure-map.png?150|}}
+Treasure location in the forest:
+{{:120px-treasure-location.png?200|}}
+**Note:** This is not a part of the vanilla buried treasure. You can read information about that at the link below:
+https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Buried_Treasure