In many Kingdoms, you'll be better off generating primarily using Action cards rather than Treasures even if you do want some Golds in your deck, four of them on top of your drawpile is typically not ideal. Second, its effect when activated is generally not helpful. First, its Gold - gaining ability is inconvenient to activate: it requires you to spend two gains on Treasure Maps, then collide the two copies in your hand and use some of your terminal space to play one of them. Treasure Map is not usually a very useful card. by trashing a Cultist to Sewers ), you can't trash the second Treasure Map for 4 Golds. This means that if you draw the second Treasure Map as a result of trashing the first one (e.g. Both Treasure Maps have to be trashed at once.If you Possess someone and make them trash 2 Treasure Maps, both of them are set aside, and you gain 4 Golds to your discard pile.You gain the Golds if you play the early versions of cards like Band of Misfits as Treasure Map.If you play a Command variant such as Band of Misfits, which then plays a Treasure Map, you can't trash the Treasure Map from the Supply, so you will fail to gain 4 Golds.

Using Throne Room on Treasure Map is not trashing two Treasure Maps.If you did not have another copy of Treasure Map in hand, then you just trash the played Treasure Map and nothing else happens.If you did trash another copy of Treasure Map, then you gain 4 Golds, putting them onto your deck instead of your discard pile.When you play this, you trash it and trash another Treasure Map from your hand, if you can.

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