Torsion Springs are exotic materials in Skull and Bones that players may need as they enter the late-game. The sources for this material are quite limited, though, and fans must target some very specific locations if they hope to obtain it. This guide is here to provide full details on those locations, and it will help players get their hands on Torsion Springs in Skull and Bones.

Players can reveal the locations of blueprints and Skull and Bones materials by using the in-game codex. Indeed, tracking an item through the codex, which is accessed via the Knowledge menu, will mark its position on the in-game map. While players who are looking for Torsion Springs can forego engaging with this feature by using the information that is contained within this guide, it is definitely worthwhile to become familiar with using the codex.

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Skull and Bones: Torsion Spring Location

Players who are on the hunt for Torsion Springs must set their sights on one of three Military Bases or a Capital Settlement. Specifically, those locations are Fort-du-Bout, Grand-Fort, Fort du Lys, and La Bastide, and their positions have been marked on the map that is below.

Fort-du-Bout is a Level 7 Military Base, Grand-Fort is a Level 12 Military Base, Fort du Lys is a Level 10 Military Base, and La Bastide is a Level 13 Capital Settlement. Players who simply want to face the least resistance are thus advised to target Fort-du-Bout, which is on the east coast of Sultani Island in the Coast of Africa region.

Upon arriving at one of those locations, players should plunder it and focus on completing the event. This may be easier said than done, though, as successfully plundering a Military Base of Capital Settlement can be quite difficult. Indeed, players who engage those Skull and Bones locations in combat should be prepared to fight off large groups of enemy ships and hostile towers.

One component of that preparation is securing a well-equipped ship, and players may be able to plunder Fort-du-Bout solo with Skull and Bones' Padewakang ship. That said, fans are strongly advised to call for help or bring a friend when plundering a Military Base or Capital Settlement, as that should make things significantly easier.

Not only does the additional firepower that a second player brings prove extremely beneficial, calling for help in Skull and Bones reduces the likelihood of a failed plunder. Indeed, if a solo player is sunk during the event, the plunder will end immediately, and they will have to wait for it to refresh to make another attempt at earning Torsion Springs.

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