As your pirate notoriety escalates in Skull and Bones, so too must your arsenal and vessels evolve to match. Beyond the rudimentary bog iron and its ilk, you’ll soon require materials like Iroko Planks to craft the next echelon of items in Skull and Bones.
Iroko Planks are plentiful on the western shores of the Red Isles in Skull and Bones. Along the coastline, Iroko trees flourish abundantly, with numerous settlements offering these planks for sale. When you’re prepared to amass these invaluable planks, make your way to the island’s western side and prepare to get to work.
How to get Iroko Planks in Skull and Bones
Obtaining Iroko Planks in Skull and Bones presents a variety of avenues. The most traditional and piratical method involves intercepting ships transporting the material and persuading them, shall we say, to part with it. Gratis. To accomplish this, you’ll need to identify the appropriate Supply Route for Iroko Plank and employ your Spyglass to scrutinize the cargo holds of passing vessels. Upon locating a ship laden with the coveted cargo, engage and vanquish it to claim your spoils.
Alternatively, more civilized means of procurement exist. Several settlements along the island’s western coast peddle these planks for silver. Near the southern tip lies the Tankazo Lumberyard, offering Iroko Planks for 80 silver, albeit with limited inventory. Opting to harvest the planks yourself may prove more expedient.
By this stage of the game, you should possess a saw for felling trees. In that case, scour the map for the distinctive Iroko tree icon, resembling a piece of broccoli.
However, remember that Iroko logs require refinement into planks. Should you opt for this approach, be sure to pay a visit to the Refinery in Saint-Anne.
What can you build with Iroko Plank?
Iroko Plank represents the subsequent tier of wooden material following Acacia. Crafting plays a pivotal role in Skull and Bones, necessitating various tiers of materials as you advance. Iroko Planks enable the construction of higher-tier equipment and vessels, including the Spyglass II, the Basilisk cannon, and the Sentinel Cutter — a formidable Rank 2 ship.
