Item:Worn and tattered map

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worn and tattered map
Look:	You see nothing unusual.
Weight:	5 stones
Metal:	Unknown
Uses:	1
Appraised Cost:	0 Kronars0 Lirums <br />0 Dokoras <br />0 LTBpoints <br />0 Tickets <br />0 Scrips <br />
Properties:
Dimensions:	1 length x 1 width x 1 height
Sources:	Very rare critter drop Source is Wizened goblin leaning on a cane (2), Wizened goblin leaning on a cane (1), Tricky Treats (2), Taisidon Safari 420 Game Prizes, Taisidon Safari 417/Raffles, Seastar Curios, Rectangular black leather case embossed with a seven-pointed star, Random creature drop, Premium raffles, Item:Worn and tattered map, Hollow Eve Festival 447/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 443/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 439/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 436/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 432/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 428/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 425/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 410/Raffles, Hollow Eve Festival 410/Auction, Hollow Eve Festival 406/Raffles, Harawep Shrine 405, Fate's Fortune's Games/Prizes, Deluxe Safari 417 Game Prizes, Canvas adventurer's satchel marked with a large red "X"

RUB:You smooth some of the wrinkles on the map as you pore over it, searching for meaning.
TURN: You rotate the tattered map, examining it from a different perspective.
STUDY: The map has a large 'X' marked in the middle of it. Near the marking, you can see several dotted lines forming a square. Contour lines drawn along the map indicate that the destination is located near sea level, and a simple sketch of several buildings surrounds the 'X'. Straight lines have been drawn from the center, pointing north and southwest. From other markings on the map, you guess that the destination is directly east of here. Judging by your surrounding environment, you will find the treasure in this province.
NOTE: Map markings are unique to the map itself. They give hints as to where a treasure is located.