Some pirates find it more profitable to have several alts to forage with, since this allows for more fruit to be gathered in a day. If you are nonetheless interested in small fruit runs, please see the article on gem running. A cutter or larger will yield much better profits for the same work sailing compared to a sloop. Since fruit generally requires a large quantity to be profitable, a pirate will likely not want to use a small ship to move fruit. Solo running should never be done on ships larger than merchant brigs, since the bilge and damage will fill up too quickly. Ships as large as a merchant brig may be used if the pirate can staff it well. This does however increase the risk when moving the fruit as it requires soloing a ship with only bots to help, making the ship vulnerable to attack from the monkey boat. Running fruit solo can be more profitable since there are no partners with whom one must share the profits. You may also want to consider route difficulty (try to avoid red routes if possible) and the purchase price of gold at the destination island when you choose your route. Not all oceans have such routes, though, so look for the uninhabited island that is as few leagues as possible from a market that buys the fruits you'll find. Ideally, you will forage at an uninhabited island, and at the other end of the inter-archipelago will be an island with a market where you can sell your fruit. The best islands for foraging are uninhabited islands located on inter-archipelago routes between archipelagos that spawn different fruits.
Float your ships home and let them reset.Ĭhoosing an Island On Which To Forage There's no use in spending PoE or rum in sailing them back. Lastly, you can save PoE if you float your ships back to your foraging spot, rather that autofloating them.Make sure you read the section below on economics to understand the costs that go into a successful foraging operation.Brigands will not generate many sail tokens to catch you when soloing and on a fully-staffed ship even moderately skilled players should generate enough moves to successfully avoid getting grappled. Become adept at either the sailing puzzle, rigging puzzle, or the navigation puzzle for easy soloing.This will mean longer routes, so plan ahead. When planning your routes, remember that fruit is sold at a higher profit if sailed to another archipelago.When transporting larger quantities of fruit, make sure you have a decent crew aboard - so as to be prepared for the monkey boat.Larger ships may be necessary for profitable fruit running, depending on the number of pirates helping.Pirates with a deluxe labor badge can forage 72 items per day. One pirate with a standard labor badge 24 items in a day and the ones with subscriptions can forage 48 hours a day, so that means you can forage at most 24/48 respectively fruits in a day. The more people you have foraging, the more fruit you can gather.It is a way to gather fruit without the need to purchase it from an island. There are two methods of obtaining the fruit: foraging for it directly, or purchasing it for a low cost at an inhabited island and sailing it to another market to sell at a higher profit.įoraging is the process of finding fruit directly from the spawn island. The following sections will address all possible ways of successfully running fruit. Fruit running can either be done as a solo enterprise or group effort. 1.2 Choosing an Island On Which To Forageįor more information on fruit spawning basics, see the article on fruit.įruit running is the practice of transporting fruit, either in large or small quantities, from their spawn island to a market.
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