Treasure Hunt

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Penguins playing Treasure Hunt.

Treasure Hunt is a multi-player game located in the Captain's Quarters. While playing, both players work together to find buried treasure inside a sandbox. It is played in a grid format, with each box representing a piece/part of treasure. You can find coins (worth 1 CP coin each), rubies (worth 25 coins each), and even an emerald (worth a bonus of 100 coins). You can also tell where coins or rubies are, when a sparkle appears in the sand. This indicates that treasure is underneath that spot. This game can only be played when the Migrator is on Club Penguin. However, when Rockhopper leaves, you can't play this game until his next visit.

How to Play

Object of the Game

Players work together to uncover as much buried treasure as they can before they run out of turns.

The Board

Each player has a side of the board (top and left) and controls where along his or her side of the board sand is dug up from. Therefore, if a player has the horizontal game play, they cannot dig vertically.

How to Play

Players alternate turns and have 6 turns each. Player 1 selects where a row of sand is dug up and Player 2 selects where a column of sand is dug up. Where the rows and columns intersect the sand is dug all the way down to where the treasure may be.

Shines in the Sand

Look out for sparkles in the sand. This indicates where a piece of treasure is buried.

Ending the Game

The game is over when both players have used all six of their turns. All completely revealed treasure on the board has their coin values added up and each player receives that many coins. The more treasure you find, the greater the reward.

Glitches

During Rockhopper's visit in August 2008, the game was glitched for the first few days and could not be played, but was then put back up.

Gallery of treasures

Look at the gallery below:

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  This is a ruby from Treasure Hunt. It's worth 25 coins.
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  The common coin from Treasure Hunt. It's worth 1 coin.
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  The rare Emerald is worth 100 coins!
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  This is a signal of where a coin is.
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  The red dots signal that a ruby is there.

Christmas Edition

The Christmas Edition of Treasure Hunt.

In December 2008, Rockhopper went "overboard" in decorating the Migrator for Christmas. Treasure Hunt was changed for the season. Coins were replaced with peppermints, rubies replaced with candy canes, and gems replaced with ornaments.