Insert the key in the lock and go through the next door. Check the chest if you want and take the keystone to the queen's personal chambers. Go upstairs and check the glorious chest for her personal diary.
You need some keystones. You get market storage key 5 from the Queen Hatshepsut quest, the moonstone key is behind some hay bals in the tomb and market storage key 4 can be obtained in Love is Bazaar , which is also a part of the Queen Hatshepsut quest. There's a small lean-to at the market near the bookstore. The room on this floor has already unlocked all rooms, so just go downstairs.
In the room that has a lot of hay bals, has a chest, there's the moonstone key. Insert it in the lock and check for loot with more. Insert key 5 in the lock and check for loot. Insert key 4 in the lock and inspect the tomb hole in the next room.
Now you found a gear switch, click inspect at the statue in order to move it. Move it to the gear switch and go through the unlocked door. It's a hallway, a really tiny and small one, there's a stair, go down. Go through a door and all the over doors kind of a maze. Beside the stair there's a window, click look through until the room shows up. You're in the room with a white tomb hole, some doors and two lights beside the tomb hole. Inspect the tomb hole, move the two statues to the gear switches.
Go through the unlocked doors, i think it's the right one that contains a stair. Go upstairs. There's a double-stair in the room, go downstairs. Now you can see the last black room. There's nothing important in there. Check the chests in the last room - the room with a double bed. Go downstairs, check the tomb hole and go through the door in the middle. Go downstairs, break the dig site that stands in front of the door.
Go through the door and take the keystone to the Copper quarry. Go upstairs and insert the keystone in the lock and go through the door. There's a giant boulder that block the stairs. You can only smash it with Pangu's Axe, only earn-able in Shang Simla. To do it quick - use cheat: open cheat window and type testingcheatsenabled true. Hold shift down while clicking on the boulder.
Choose Object and then Delete It. On the left side of the wall there's a hidden double door. Inspect it and go through the door. There's another room on the left side, but only available via teleportation or zeneport.
Inside the room there's four chests and one of them contains the Tomb relic - but needs a Star Keystone to unlock it. Try the relic shop if you want a Star Keystone. The Karnak Ruins only contain a single room. Find the entrance in the middle of the Ruins.
Go downstairs, inspect the hole and collect the relics. Go downstairs and eventually pick up the Mummified Teddy Bear besides the stairs. Go through the next room and go upstairs. In front of the road you see the entrance, use stairs and go downstairs. Break the ruble pile, inspect the wall and go through the hidden door.
Stand on the switch and go through the door. Stand on the Switch, eventually check the tomb hole and go through the door. Take the keystone and go through the door. Pull one of the moveable statues to the gear switch and go through the door. Pull the moveable statues to the gear switches, stand on the switch and go downstairs.
Look in the tomb holes, move the statue right so you can go through the next door, look around for treasures, relics etc. Now you're done, look around for goodies then go through the door at the right side.
Go upstairs and use the switch and now you're back where you started. Dragon keystone mission : Go to the other entrance. There's a lamp post, near it in the bushes there's a tomb hole, go to the entrance beside. Go through the door that isn't locked.
Go through the second double door at the right side. Go upstairs until you see a door with a keystone slot. Insert the keystone in the slot. Go through the door and walk through the hallway with the two relics, and for God's sake - don't take them.
Go through the door in front of you and continue to the next room. Go to the next room and open the hidden door. Watch out for a trap, you can disarm via the tomb hole. Go through the door, that side that the wall-trap isn't on. Take the keystone you came for and take the other keystone on the table. Go through the door at the other side and get out via the stair. Grundgrabse library : Go through the entrance, the entrance, where the lamp post is.
The room right in front of you has the keystone lock, go through it and insert the keystone in the lock and go through the door. To disarm the traps, read the message on the wall, it's in the middle room. Then you turn on the music. Take what you came for in the glorious chest. In the other part of the library there's a black room, go through the door to reveal it.
Collect loot and report back. Admiral Landgraab's documents : Insert the keystone in the lock. Turn on the music and push the statues to the switches. Just solve the puzzles in the rooms. The documents is on the 3rd floor. When you have the opportunity to go the 3rd floor, you can easily find it. Finding 5, year old nectar : Go through the open door, it's at the right part of the basement. Search for the hidden door, you can see where it is - you know a round part of the floor is some kind of brown.
Go through it and through the next door. Insert the keystone he gave you and go through the door. Take what you came for in the glorious chest and report back. Next time you'll going through one of the hidden doors you've unlocked and inspect the glorious tomb hole - and report back. You can go to the right and stand on the floor switch for a quick exit.
Take a visit to Egypt, but pick up some bugs before. Inspect the glorious tomb hole, the same as before when you come back to France. It's putting the ruby automatically in. Grab the keystone from the pedestal and inspect for a hidden door between the two pharaoh-head statues and put the keystone in the lock and go through the door. Part 2; Isael's Tomb : Go downstairs x2. Go through the single door - not the double doors.
Use the toilet and go through the unlocked door to collect treasures. Go through the LEFT double door. Inspect the white tomb hole in the middle and pull the moveable statue to the first gear switch, the on in the middle and inspect the newly appeared tomb hole that's beside the gear switch.
You got a heart keystone, it's useful so keep it. Move the statue to the other switch and stand on the floor switch. It opens two hidden doors downstairs. Change screen option and inspect the wall for a door.
There's white wall-tiles around the door. Collect loot and dive in the well. Place the statue at the gear switch and take loot from the chest. Place a keystone in the two locks and place the two statues on one gear switch at a time, it's in the middle. Go into the room with the pedestal. Lay something on the pedestal and collect loot.
Break the dig site and collect treasure. Insert the keystone in the lock, if you have an extra - disarm the traps. Before you investigate the room, go through the door that has many traps.
Explore it yourself. Go back to the major room. Go upstairs and take what you came for and report back. There's a floor downstairs if you want to explore further. Jean Nectaux's Grave : Go downstairs and inspect the wall for a hidden door between the bunches. Check the sarcophagi and collect loot.
Go through the door, upstairs and stand on the floor switch to come out. Before you do that, go downstairs again, collect the money bag and take the nectar bottle.
Pull the statue a bit and inspect the tomb hole for a French relic. Smash the boulders and go downstairs. Go through the only open door and move all the statues to a gear switch. The dirty statue can cover two switches.
You just unlocked a new door. Go through the other door at the room and check the chest. Teleport or zeneport to the corner and trap yourself. Now a tomb hole appears. It unlocks two doors.
The double door and a hidden door. Teleport out of the trapping and push the statue to the other switch. Inspect the chest you find in the newly unlocked room. You can harvest some fruits in the other room you unlocked. Go through the double door. Check the chest and go downstairs. A new stair appears beside the other in the middle room. Push one of the statues to the gear switch and go through the door.
Move the statue away from the chest and collect loot. Push the other statue to the gear switch, push the statue on the trap first to disarm it. Go downstairs and go through the first door. Stand on some switches and inspect the tomb hole. It unlocks the other door. Smash the boulder and search for a hidden door at the corner.
In here you can harvest fruits. Go through the new unlocked door. Go upstairs and go through the door and stand on the floor switch. Go through the door, pull the statue to the gear switch and stand on the floor switch and go downstairs. Go through the door behind the well and puzzle around and discover new room yourself as you pleases.
Dive in the well, if this is unavailable then disarm one of the traps and try again and say yes to the tunnel question. Now you're at the little island in the sea. Move the statue to the gear switch and go through the door.
Move the statue to the switch and go through the newly available door. Take the loot in the chest and go through another door beside it. You can before you'll get out harvest some fruits, grab some collectings. Move the statues to the switches and go through the double door. Go upstairs 'till you're out and outdoor. A little shack behind Chateau de Landgraab. Insert a heart keystone in the slot beside the front door.
If you don't have one, go downstairs and take the one that lays on a table along with a French relic. Go inside the house. Go through the last black room. It also contains tombs. It is a very large building, acting more a museum than an art gallery. It holds numerous rare items like the Cursed Sarcophagus of the Kings.
It may be a parody of the real life Louvre Museum in France, although it lacks a Pyramid court. Strange noises on the museum : Inspect the glorious tomb hole and report back. A hidden door appears, Follow it and go through the door. There's 3 triangles It's on the floor , that one besides the stair, has a hidden door.
Inspect the wall in front of the triangle and go through the door. Collect the treasure and use the torch, it's beside the two statues. It activates two gear switches, move the statues to the switches and go through the unlocked door. Go into the room with the double-staircase. Go through the farest away door. Go through the door in the middle, then go through the unlocked door. Then zeneport or teleport to the room with the sarcophagus.
Look inside the sarcophagus, mourn, read the note on the wall and take the curator's remains in the tomb hole in front of the tombstone.
You unlocked a hidden door, go downstairs, then upstairs and upstairs again. Go into the dragon's maw. Insert the keystone in the glorious lock and go through the door and go downstairs. There's three statues on some gear switches, behind the statue that is beside the two others, there's a gear switch.
Pull the statue to the other gear switch and pull the lonely statue to the free gear switch. Go through the doors. Pull the statue a bit and inspect the tomb hole behind the statue on the wall and go through the door. Break the dig sites and go through one of the middle doors. Solve the puzzles in there and insert a keystone in the lock and go through the door.
Go down the double stairs. Move the statue to the gear switch and use the other stair to push the other statue to the other gear switch. Scroll so you can see the door.
There's a lot of traps here so be careful. Cross the traps and go downstairs. Go through the open doors. Get the statues off the gear switches to deactivate the traps. And just shows them walking in with many mummies. The Small Oasis is an entirely empty lot hidden above the Ship's Oasis. It may have been cut due to deadline pressures. Unnamed orchard lot An unnamed orchard in Al Simhara.
The Forgotten Burial Mound features a number of small tomb puzzles, and is central to some adventures in Champs Les Sims. It seems to be a Gallic burial mound with stone circles above the mound, at the end of the tomb graves can be found with treasure.
Behind the mound there is a boulder that can be destroyed with Pangu's Axe , which will lead to a separate area inspired by the original Legend of Zelda game. This area was designed by Ray Mazza. It used to be inhabited by the famous Admiral Landgraab , and possibly other Sims as well because it has several bedrooms and a nursery. It includes two double-bed bedrooms, a bedroom with two single beds, a baby room, a private study, private library, kitchen, several bathrooms, and many relics and treasure chests.
Because Landgraab was a worrywart and obsessed with military code, the place is dotted with traps. The Champs Les Sims Nectary tomb is entered through a secret passage in the basement underneath the nectary, which is not marked as a tomb room. It is one of, if not the, largest tombs in World Adventures which not only contains many ancient nectar treasures, but also Egyptian-based treasures, as well. This semi-hidden tomb contains two mummies which are said to be a king and queen of Egypt, "sipping on nectar till the eve [they] die.
Several traps guard certain treasures, but the majority of them can be disabled by solving puzzles and following directions given by plaques on walls. Originally, it can be accessed through the hidden frog pond across the river or by using zenoportation. The little island is the exit to the Tuatha's Garden tomb adventure. Inside the tomb, there's a large tomb puzzle leading to money trees and relics.
As of Patch 42 , Sims can swim directly to the island across the river, or with Island Paradise , Sims can just take a boat. And also, with Into the Future , Sims can use jetpack to fly there. The Hot Springs and Abandoned Barn are not tomb lots, they are tombs built on park lots. Since it first appeared in promotional material, The Dragon's Maw has been one of the most intriguing lots in The Sims 3: World Adventures. Not only does it have an impressive carved dragon's head, but a mysterious fog also periodically drifts out of the head's mouth.
It contains a tomb, entered through the mouth, and is the centre of several adventures. The Dragon Springs does not contain a tomb, even though it is a tomb lot. Instead it is a landmark in Shang Simla, and the only place in the game where Sims can catch the rare dragon fish.
It features a The Water Breathing Dragon statute prominently. The tomb inside the Halls of the Lost Army is the first tomb most players will explore in Shang Simla. It features a simple tomb, and attracts many explorers. The Resolute Fist Retreat has beds and Martial Arts training objects, so that it looks like an academy with a tomb map tag.
However, it has an extensive tomb in its basement. The Temple of Heaven sits high above Shang Simla, and contains several tombs, including the tomb that leads to Pangu's Axe.
It's based on the real world Temple of Heaven. There is a tomb beneath this lot. Crane Master Martial Arts Park is a hidden tomb , but it has no tomb objects on it. It also has a great view of Shang Simla. East, North, South and West Towers are all hidden tombs. They are clones of each other, and contain nothing of note. Han's Barn is a hidden tomb , but it contains no tomb objects , nor anything else of use. It is just there to add flavour to the area. It is clearly related to Han's Orchard.
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