Skull and Bonesis an adventure game with a lively open world where players can spend their days as pirate captains. There are land territories to plunder and loot for the taking, but players will alsoneed to find food ingredientsto eat raw or use in meals for ship buffs. A common ingredient they will need is Flour.
Flour is considered a raw provision, so players make better use of it by combining it with other ingredients. It is used in several recipes, and the higher quality meals players make, the better effects they have. So, this guide covershow to get Flour and use it inSkull and Bones.
How to Get Flour in Skull and Bones
Players can get Flour bypurchasing it at outposts and some settlements. Many of the smaller outposts will have at least one vendor who sells various items, including a small amount of Flour. Players docked at Sainte-Anne can visit the Provisions Vendor for Flour and other raw ingredients.
Don’t worry if you buy out all the Flour in stock. All merchants restock their merchandise and update their prices regularly.
Flour is used in several recipes, including early ones such as Grilled Bread and Godrogodro. Players can buy recipes from vendors, loot ships, and pick them up around outposts. Some recipes arelocked behind Infamy ranks inSkull and Bones, but they have the best effects. See below for information on a couple of ways players can use Flour to buff their crew and ship:
Players must visit a Cookery to make recipes inSkull and Bones, which are a mainstay in all outposts and pirate dens, sometimes in more than one location. Players will recognize them as small cooking fires with a pot icon. To use a Cookery, approach it and press the indicated button, which will pull up a list of ingredients and recipes. All items can be grilled individually or combined with other ingredients to make a complete meal.
Most ingredients can be bought, but players can collect other things, such as raw meat and fish, by hunting sea creatures. Many fruits and spices can be harvested aroundSkull and Bones' world along Trade and Supply Routes. The more ingredients players have, the more combinations they can make.
