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A Guide to Completing the Tools of the Trade Quest in Skull and Bones In the vast and treacherous waters of Skull and Bones Silver, every pirate knows the importance of quality tools. From crafting to harvesting, having the right equipment can make all the difference between success and failure. When you finally dock at Sainte-Anne, you’re faced with the task of building a new ship to bolster your reputation in the pirate community. To achieve this, you’ll need the assistance of Zayn, the Shipwright, and a set of essential tools. Here’s your comprehensive guide on completing the Tools of the Trade quest in Skull and Bones. Meeting Zayn: Setting the Stage Upon your arrival at Sainte-Anne, your first port of call should be Zayn, the Shipwright. He’s the key to unlocking your journey towards building a formidable vessel. Zayn will emphasize the importance of quality materials to forge top-notch tools, benefiting both your reputation and his own. Fortunately, if you’ve been diligent in your scavenging endeavors, you might already possess the necessary materials to kick-start this mission. Locating the Carpenter: Where Craftsmanship Begins To initiate the Tools of the Trade quest, you’ll need to locate the carpenter. Positioned conveniently near the Shipwright, just before the connecting bridge, the carpenter awaits to assist you in crafting essential tools vital for your maritime exploits. Crafting the Pickaxe: Forging Your Path The pickaxe is a crucial tool for harvesting metal ore from deposits, essential for crafting endeavors. Crafting this tool requires a combination of materials that might already be in your possession: 2 Torn Sails 1 Broken Plank With these materials secured, invest 20 silver to craft the pickaxe and unlock a vital aspect of your pirate toolkit. Crafting the Saw: Timber for the Taking Next on your crafting agenda is the saw, indispensable for harvesting wood from trees. This resource is pivotal for crafting and maintaining your vessel. To craft the saw, gather the following materials: 1 Metal Salvage 2 Torn Sails Invest 20 silver to fashion the saw and ensure a steady supply of timber for your endeavors. Crafting the Sickle: Reaping the Rewards Completing your arsenal of tools is the sickle, utilized for harvesting fiber from plants. This versatile resource finds applications across various crafting endeavors. Gather the following materials to craft the sickle: 1 Scavenged Wood 1 Rusty Nail Invest 20 silver to craft the sickle and expand your harvesting capabilities. Obtaining Materials: Scavenger’s Delight While most materials required for crafting can be obtained through previous missions, should you find yourself lacking, various avenues are available Skull and bones items for sale online. You can either purchase the materials or venture out into the open waters, looting crates found adrift. Adaptability and resourcefulness are key traits of a successful pirate.

The wording on the Disney site is as follows: "Guests with date-based theme park tickets (which require the Guest to choose a start date at the time of purchase) can purchase 3 days before the first day of their ticket, for the total number of valid admission days on their ticket." So to answer your question: On that Thursday, can I book 3 lightning lanes for each of the 3 park days?  Yes! At 7am EST on the Thursday you can book for all 3 days. As you mention it's generally recommended to book the Hollywood Studios ones first, I'd then recommend going for Epcot and lastly Animal Kingdom.

I agree with Craig - I think Value with 1 quick service then saving $1000 will give you money for any snacks and other food you want - I find we never really want a full meal during the days

I had this EXACT situation last trip with my family - as I am a AP holder and they are not - I went ahead and just got there lightening lanes - and then when I can me got as close as possible. - then day of I tried to modify to be together. In general - we were able to get the first one close and then after the first one I modified all of the lightening lanes together and it worked fine after the first ride. Hopefully I am not too late

"An alternative would be to try and get your husband's reservations to be as close to yours as possible but not book them together. You have a 2 hour grace period after a lightning lane expires so you should be able to get reasonably close to each other, although this may not be possible on the very popular attractions." Not a bad suggestion but for the more popular rides as you say. We will have to see how it goes!

This is an interesting quirk, unfortunately I can't help with the annual pass\date based ticket advice, but for the lightning lanes the answer is yes you will be able to add him to reservations but only if there is space available. It would essentially be like booking a new lightning lane reservation for both of you. An alternative would be to try and get your husband's reservations to be as close to yours as possible but not book them together. You have a 2 hour grace period after a lightning lane expires so you should be able to get reasonably close to each other, although this may not be possible on the very popular attractions.

If you're planning to do Tron, the single pass would save you about an hour waiting. There is really no other way to save time on Tron since it's not open during early entry.

So we basically did this last trip - we started at Animal Kingdom and after Safari at 830 - I changed all my lightening lanes to Epcot after 1 - we had 3 back to back including Frozen at 6 pm. It worked great and I was able to ride what I wanted with no waits

What Kiran suggests is the best way to do it currently, but it's unofficial.

You can only get three at a time now UNLESS you have a ride closure during one of your lightening lanes and you get an experience redemption. However you can “stack” those three later in the day - you can’t overlap them until the morning.

Unofficially, yes. While Lightning Lane return times are supposed to be 1-hour windows, you seem to be able to scan in for an additional 2 hours after the official return time. And once the official 1-hour return time window passes you are able to book another lightning lane. So if you let one of your 3 return times pass, you can book another, and now have 4 lightning lanes booked. You can keep doing this to create a stack. This is very handy if you have a mid-day break. Here's an example: Suppose you have Pirates at 12:00, Haunted Mansion at 12:30, and Peter Pan at 1:00, and you plan to be having lunch or lounging at your resort at that time. At 1pm, your Pirates has "expired" and you book Dumbo for 3pm. At 12:30pm your Haunted Mansion expires, and you book Buzz Lightyear for 3:30pm. At 1pm your Peter Pan expires and you book Space Mountain for 4pm. Then after you're done your relaxing mid-afternoon break, you head back to the park and you have a stack of 6 rides ready to go. You ride Pirates at 2:45 Haunted Mansion at 3:00 Peter Pan at 3:15 Dumbo at 3:30 Buzz Lightyear at 3:45 Space Mountain at 4pm For each of the last 3 you can book another. But keep in mind that you can't "unlock" lightning lanes without scanning into one. This means you won't be able to book additional tier 1's, or attractions in other parks. So if you're looking to stack so that you can show up later in the morning, then you will be limited in your choice of lightning lanes. Also note, that officially return times are 1-hour long, so Disney could close this loophole at any time.

Has the early entry procedure changed everywhere? I know at Hollywood Studios you already went to the individual attractions, is that now the same at all the other parks?