Captain Henquy slate is one of the earliest treasure maps in which you can get NotoriousAnd if you prefer a defensive style of play, this is necessary to complete. Unlike some other maps in Dawnshore, Captain Henquy’s loot are relatively elementary and they will not even lead you to (too much) danger.
This Notorious The guide shows where to find a treasure map of Captain HenquaWhere the treasure map tells you to go and what reward awaits you at the end.
Where to find a treasure map of Captain Hengy in Avowed
Treasure map of Captain Henqua is in a package of items at the top Lighthouse in Claviger’s landing.
The entrance of the lighthouse is blocked, but you can climb aside, jumping through the scaffolding, until you finally reach the top. You cannot fix the lighthouse, despite the conversation in the city and on the board, notifications that it is beyond the commission, so the only thing to do is catch the map and admire the view. Get down from a petite wooden pavement to the sea to get a quick output.
Captain Henqua’s IPS solution
This treasure map indicates north, from Claviger’s landing and along the river until you reach the bridge. This point is almost east of the venerable Pargrun text tag, and the safest way to reach it is right on the river. You will fall on a few beetles and probably some spiders if you wander from the river bank, but nothing mainly taxation.
The treasure marker on the map indicates a petite indentation on the bank, although it is somewhat misleading. Look for a cluster of roots and then dive under water. You will see a petite passage leading under the bank.
Swim through him, put out of the water and take your reward – a A unique shield called wind and wave. There is also a treasury with useful materials on the right, so take it before leaving.
Captain Henqua award
The wind and wave shield have higher statistics than a shared shield that can be found or bought in Claviger’s landing, and is equipped with two spells.
The wind and the wave of the switches
Frozen accumulation is not something you have to worry about at this moment, but it is useful later.
