Steel beats woods .
As you traverse the gamy seas in search of majuscule celebrity and loot , you ’ll find that the enemy vessels chop-chop outclass your own , and stalwart armour and grownup guns will go a long way of life . Here ’s how to get Steel Ingots in Skull and Bones to outfit your ship in good order !
Where to Get Steel Ingots in Skull and Bones
To get Steel Ingots in Skull and Bones , you must either mine Pure Iron , which is n’t get hold in the starting realm , or purchase the metal bar directly from a trader . To mine Pure Iron , you must traverse the treacherous sea to the East Indies ; more specifically , you ’ll want to reach the archipelago atNilam Sea , where you ’ll find a fistful of iron nodes to mine . It ’s also significant to note that you require aPickaxe IIto mine Pure Iron .
Once you have a little stockpile , inflict a Refinery , like the one up the coast from the Nilam Sea , and you’re able to smell Steel Ingots using Pure Iron at a cost of10 atomic number 47 per ingot .
But be wary as the trip across the open ocean to reach this point is quite treacherous . It ’s a neverending tempest , with the looming threat of rogue waves always on the apparent horizon and more than a handful of Compaigne and Dutch East India Company vessels sailing too close for solace . Most of them baby-sit around degree 8 - 10 .
Alternatively , you may buy Steel Ingots from merchants , especially around the East Indies , and loot the ingots from destroyed ship . A few of the little vessel in the game will contain Steel Ingots , but you ’ll have more luck take on bigger , strong ship .
While you ’re adventure across the sea , it ’s also an first-class hazard to pip a few small island along the way to gather resources forBronze Ingots . You call for Steel and Bronze Ingots to raise your ship and artillery for late - game combat .
Screenshot by Prima Games
Screenshot by Prima Games
