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| '''Do a dig''' || You can then go to the site you've discovered and dig it up with a shovel. It will take some time for an entrance to be found once you start digging. | | '''Do a dig''' || You can then go to the site you've discovered and dig it up with a shovel. It will take some time for an entrance to be found once you start digging. | ||
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| '''Dig things up!''' || You can then enter the explorable area, and start picking through it and digging for treasure! Be aware that not all dig sites will be safe! Dig checks are based on Search and Mining, so be sure to invest in these skills if you want to play a competent Archaeologist. Not all areas are flagged as diggable, and some areas will just dig out holes. The most likely places to find treasure are around dusty areas, rubble piles, and other signs of disturbed earth. Some quests will also have diggable areas for the aspiring treasure hunter. | | '''Dig things up!''' || You can then enter the explorable area, and start picking through it and digging for treasure! Be aware that not all dig sites will be safe! Dig checks are based on '''Search''' and '''Mining''', so be sure to invest in these skills if you want to play a competent Archaeologist. Not all areas are flagged as diggable, and some areas will just dig out holes. The most likely places to find treasure are around dusty areas, rubble piles, and other signs of disturbed earth. Some quests will also have diggable areas for the aspiring treasure hunter. | ||
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