My First Treasure Map
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My First Treasure Map is a quest given by Little Pyrite in Ponydale. It is foal-only and earth pony only quest. In the quest player needs to follow the map to find hidden treasure.
Quest initiation
When player talks to Little Pyrite, he asks if they could help him with finding treasure. Upon agreeing he gives a map and asks for following clues written on it.
Journal: Pyrite wants me to follow his map and try to find his buried treasure.
- Every adventure starts off small; walk down from the front of the school and take a right turn.
Following hints
Journal:
- Every adventure starts off small: walk down from the front of the school and take a right turn.
- Many signs appear before you. At the fork in the road, take the dirt road past the Tower of Time on your left.
- Keep going, passing the House of Healing.
- Be a good guy; take the high road to find a Tree of Falling Water.
- Follow the path around this Tree, behind the biggest tree curl.
- Go down from the high road onto a Stone path; we don't want to go back to school.
- Down that stone path might be a trap, turn right onto the dirt path.
- You may see a Book Tree to the left, go to the right path.
- The scent of a Sweet House drives you right off the fork; take a left to avoid getting too close.
- A Tower of Spirals await; go sneak straight past it to avoid Town Square. Too many ponies there..
- Oh no, somepony may have spotted you. Keep trotting on that road, past the Tower of Winds, and don't leave it!
- Many more signs appear before you, but a Mighty River truly awaits you. Dare to cross its path by crossing the bridge on your right.
- Ahead lies the Loop of Infinity. Keep circling around it until you get dizzy.
- Further ahead lies a bunch of Jokers. Don't clown around and run past these fools.
- At the end of the road lies a house. The treasure you seek is behind there.
- Return to Pyrite
Quest completion
It turns out there was no treasure but upon returning to Pyrite he gives some of his allowance as thanks for the help
Journal: Maybe the real treasure was the friends we made along the way.. Nah it was definitely the bits.