The trip across the sea to the Coast of Africa was relatively tame, though arriving at the various islands would prove more exciting than not, with a slew of pirate and faction ships awaiting. If you’re willing to brave these waters, here is where to find the Sunken Gold Mine in Skull and Bones!
How to Find the Sunken Gold Mine in Skull and Bones
To find the Sunken Gold Mine in Skull and Bones, travel westward across the ocean from Sainte-Anne toward the Coast of Africa. You’ll pass numerous islands along the way until you hit a sizeable continent-size landmass, complete with a towering mountain looming overhead. You want to traverse the various islands and rivers until you head around the backside, near Ziwa Kubwa. It’s here that you’ll find the Sunken Gold Mine Pirate Outpost.
There isn’t too much of interest at the Sunken Gold Mine. It’s lovely to unlock so that you have a fast-travel point along the Coast of Africa. I don’t know about you, but I don’t want to sail across from the Angaya Coast each day.
What You’ll Find at the Sunken Gold Mine in Skull and Bones
Once you discover the Sunken Gold Mine, you’ll note it’s relatively tame and quiet for a Pirate Outpost in Skull and Bones. If you have the resources and infamy level, you will find a Ungwana Merchant who will sell you various blueprints.
| Blueprint | Blueprint Type | Infamy | Resources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sloop | Ship Blueprint | Buccaneer I | 8x Cobalt Ingot 8x Fine Hemp 4x Casting Sand 4x Lime 2700x Silver |
| Bombard III | Weapon Blueprint | Marauder I | 8x Teak Plank 8x Nickel Ingot 4x Lime 4x Casting Sand 550x Silver |
| Demi-Cannon Works I | Weapon Blueprint | Buccaneer I | 8x Cobalt Ingot 8x Fine Hemp 4x Casting Sand 4x Lime 2700x Silver |
| Kallinikos Flame I | Weapon Blueprint | Corsair I | 16x Cobalt Ingot 8x Fine Hemp 4x Lime 2220x Silver |
As always, securing a new ship blueprint is crucial. It’s nice to leave the Bedar behind and sail in something worthy of your status as a bloodthirsty pirate!
While you’re sailing along the Coast of Africa, keep an eye out for wood to craft Iroko Planks!
