Lost Conquistador Mine (BH2)
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A dead mans cryptic treasure map may lead to a fortune in Spanish gold - or to quick death. Can you elude Indians¸ claim jumpers¸ bandits¸ and vigilantes and find the lost gold of Mendoza?
Lost Conquistador Mine was originally used as a tournament module at the GEN CON XIII Game Convention. The module contains town and wilderness scenarios that can be combined to create a series of exciting adventures.
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WARNING! OF THE CITIZENS AND MINERS COMMITTEE
To all HORSE THIEVES¸ CARD SHARPS¸ CLAIM JUMPERS¸ BUNCO ARTISTS¸ BANDITOS¸ AND RENEGADES
The C. & M.C. of the town of Dead Mule¸ vigilant in the preservation of peace¸ property¸ and good order earnestly warn all Felons¸ Vagrants¸ and disorderly Drunkards that their wild and lawless ways
WILL NO LONGER BE TOLERATED!
The C. & M.C. advises all Felons to leave town immediately and permanently and save their necks!
All Felons who refuse to obey this order WILL BE HANGED!
For the Committee
JAS. GRAFTON
JACK WESLEY
P. L. Price¸ Printer
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A dead man's cryptic treasure map may lead to a fortune in Spanish gold - or to quick death. Can you elude Indians. claim jumpers¸ bandits¸ and vigilantes and find the lost gold of Mendoza?
Lost Conquistador Mine was originally used as a tournament module at GE N CON XIII G ame Convention. The module contains town and wilderness scenarios that ran be combined to create a series of exciting adventures.
Lost Conquistador Mine requires the Boot HillTM game system.
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