Other commodities can be profitable, but their value often changes based on Skull and Bones Silver time and location, making them less dependable.

Using the Map to Spot Opportunities

Your in-game map reveals valuable trading information. Zoom in on regions like The Giant’s Leap to see items listed as “In Plentiful Supply” or “Highest in Demand.” Items in demand sell for higher prices, while oversupplied goods fetch less.

This info appears only after you explore a region thoroughly, so frequent exploration is key.
Check Both Merchants at Every Port

Each port usually has two merchants — one at the docks and one at the inland camp. Prices vary, so always check both.

Look for arrows beneath items: red downward arrows signal low prices; green upward arrows indicate better selling prices. Sell to merchants offering green arrows to maximize profits.
Prioritize the Commodity Trader

The Commodity Trader is your best bet for good prices on valuable items. They often pay more than other merchants for commodities like Ivory and Fine Relics.
Buy Low, Sell High: The Classic Trading Move

Items oversupplied at the Commodity Trader are good buys. Purchase them cheaply and sell where demand is higher for a profit.

For instance, Vanilla may be cheap in one port and in demand in another. Use this to your advantage by buying low and selling high.
Stay Updated on Market Trends

Markets in Skull and Bones shift due to Skull and Bones Items player actions and game events. Regularly check maps and revisit ports to track changing supply and demand.