Cutthroat Secrets is a campaign contract inSkull and Bonesthat tasks players with retrieving information about, and eliminating, Scurlock’s traitors. While in-game waypoints make it easy to complete most of this contract, there are points at which some fans may become confused about how to proceed. This guide is here to alleviate that confusion, and details on how to completeSkull and Bones' Cutthroat Secrets contract can be found in what follows.
Skull and Bones: Cutthroat Secrets Walkthrough
Locate the Agent’s Stash to Gather Information About Scurlock’s Traitors
After speaking with Scurlock and initiating the Cutthroat Secrets contract, players are instructed to use the Agent’s Clues map to locate the Agent’s Stash. Fans that view that map will learn that the stash can be found atSkull and Bones' Sunken Goldmine, which is situated near thecenter of the Coast of Africa. For full clarity, the precise position of that outpost has been marked on the maps that are above, and fans should disembark upon arrival.
Players should now set their sights on locating the Agent’s Stash, and it is situatednear one ofSkull and Bones’Pirate’s Bonfires. Here are the steps that fans should take to reach the treasure, and they should press the input that appears onscreen to dig up the stash:
Sink Scurlock’s Traitor
With the Agent’s Stash obtained, players must work to sink Scurlock’s Traitor, and that enemy ship can be foundnear the Navigators' Cross outposton the east side of the Coast of Africa. This location has been marked on the maps that are above, and fans who have visited it before can useSkull and Bones' fast travelfeature to return to it very quickly.
Return to Scurlock
As soon as Scurlock’s Traitor is sunk, players can return to the kingpin inSainte-Anneto complete the Cutthroat Secrets contract and claim the associated rewards. Specifically, fans will receive some Silver, Infamy, and a Megaphone upon completion of thisSkull and Bonescontract. For those players who are curious, the Megaphone is a Major Furniture item that causes consecutive hits to decrease Reload Time by 0.5%, up to a maximum of 15%, and they may want to equip it on their ships straightaway.
