Hungry Mermaid Skull and Bones
In the game “The Hungry Mermaid”, there is a mission called “Economic Espionage” where Sam needs to sink DMC merchants in order to disrupt the Dutch trade routes of Rempah Vendor.
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In the next mission, “The Hungry Mermaid: Return,” Sam starts at the Graveyard Outpost after the smugglers were robbed by the DMC. In a cutscene, the overseas smugglers’ suppliers ask Sam to bring back anything of value and they handle the rest.
The goal of the mission is to recover the stolen goods and hide them in the smugglers’ secret cache. Sam also needs to find the smugglers’ clues leading to their death. In order to complete the task, Sam must follow the clues to find and collect 20 nutmegs.
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How to complete the Hungry Mermaid quest in Skull and Bones?
To complete the task efficiently, follow these simplified steps. First, open the map and set a route to the Naga Coast Necropolis. Upon arrival, scout the coastline to find the Overseas Smuggler conveniently located on the right. Talk to the smuggler using the designated key on the device and accept any available contracts, especially those related to “The Hungry Mermaid”.
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Next, consult the map again and head north to the capital city of Osten. Prepare for your journey by purchasing 20 Nutmegs from the vendor at Oosten Capital. Once you arrive in the Lost City of Prey, examine the treasure map to reveal the precise location of the hidden Nutmeg.
Explore the depths of the city and pass through ancient gates to reach designated hiding spots. Finally, press the designated key to hide the nutmeg in the designated location on the treasure map, ensuring precise placement and compliance with mission instructions.
Skull and Bones gameplay
Skull and Bones gameplay puts you in the role of a ferocious pirate captain, unlike Sea of Thieves where you manage your own personal ship. In Skull and Bones, you control everything from navigation to combat and crew management, similar to the naval component of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, but nine years in the making.
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There are three types of ships in Skull and Bones: Navigation Ships, Fireships, and Cargo Ships. Each ship has its own strengths and capabilities. Seafaring ships are the fastest for long voyages, cargo ships can carry the most loot or crafts, and fireships excel in combat.
You can customize all 12 available ships to suit your play style. You must also maintain ship condition and crew morale to avoid mutiny. If your ship sinks, you’ll respawn in the nearest pirate lair, recovering only part of the cargo. You can get the rest back, but be prepared to fight other players for it.
Maps available in Skull and Bones
The huge map of “Skull and Bones” covers an area of 625 square kilometers, which is larger than Ubisoft’s previous game “Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier”, which has an area of 255 square kilometers. To help players explore this vast world, the map is divided into five main areas.
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Red Island: This is the starting area for all players and is located in the center of the map. This is the smallest region, similar to the island of Madagascar. It was a hub for east-west trade, St Annes was a local pirate den, and Leesburg was a military base. There are 3 main factions, 8 outposts, and 10 settlements in the area.
African Coast: This western region is the largest and is similar to countries such as Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya and Somalia. It does not have a pirate lair, but it has military bases such as the Great Fort and Fort Dubut. There are 2 main factions, 8 outposts and 9 settlements.
East Indies: Located in the eastern part of the map, this region is similar to places like Singapore, Malaysia, and Cambodia. It is home to the pirate lair Pirate Den Telok Penjarah and several military bases such as Fort Duister and Megafort Oosten. There are 2 factions, 11 outposts and 8 settlements in the area.
High Seas: This vast area consists primarily of the high seas, connecting the coast of Africa to the islands on the southern side of East Asia, similar to the Indian Ocean. It has no pirate lairs or settlements, but does include a faction and 6 useful outposts.
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Miscellaneous: The northern portion of the map is currently unavailable and will be accessible once the full game launches.
Hungry Mermaid: Skull and Bones’ next quest and rewards
The mission ends after delivering the 20 nutmegs collected in “The Lost City of Prey”. After completing the mission “The Hungry Mermaid: Return”, Sam receives a set of clothes and 1500 silver coins as a reward.
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To proceed to the next quest after “The Hungry Mermaid,” “The Marquis,” head southeast to “Forgotten Candy.” “The Marquis” is a notorious bounty hunter who has caused misery to ordinary people, making escape or negotiation with them impossible. Your mission is to eliminate the Marquises and end their reign of terror, and the rewards for doing so are huge.
Skull and Bones trailer
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