After doing the bit inside Northreach Fort of Avowed, you’ll enter the main game by entering the Claviger’s Landing area of Dawnshore. From this point, you can freely explore the map of Dawnshore, though you might find some enemies too tough to beat for your current level.
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It won’t take you a lot of exploration to find the treasure map system of the game where you’ll get a clue for a certain treasure like Captain Henqua’s Spoils, and you’ll get some rich rewards after solving it fully.
Captain Henqua’s Spoils Treasure Map Location
If you want to get Captain Henqua’s treasure map so that you can start solving it, you’ll have to turn your eyes towards the Lighthouse to the west of Claviger’s Landing. This building is hard to miss, and you’ll easily get to it once you know where it is.
You can start climbing the Lighthouse through the wooden structures on its left, and you’ll have to get near the top to find this map on a skeleton. After getting the map, you’ll see a popular landmark in Dawnshore.
How To Get Captain Henqua’s Treasure
To make your journey for Captain Henqua’s Spoils, you have to turn your eyes to the northwestern side of Dawnshore where you’ll see Old Pargrun Wall written on the map if you’ve explored the area. To the right of this part, you’ll see a broken bridge through the river, which is also the landmark on the map.
After getting to this broken bridge, move south alongside the left bank of the river and you’ll notice some gravel on the beach. As soon as you see these, jump into the water and you’ll find a cave beneath, which will contain the required treasure for you.
Apart from the purple treasure chest, the main treasure of this map is the Wind and Wave unique shield. Apart from its effect, getting a Superb quality shield this early in the game will help you a lot.
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