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Assassin's Creed III Hunting and Homestead: pelts, artisans and trade

Connect animal hunting with the Homestead’s crafting and convoy economy.

Edition covered

Original 2012 main campaign and original PC publisher screenshots. Remastered interface changes, Liberation and The Tyranny of King Washington expansion are outside these base-game tables.

Preserve the quality of animal goods

Connor overlooks a snowy harbor from a roof.
Connor overlooks a snowy harbor from a roof.

Weapon choice affects the condition of hunting products. A firearm is convenient but can damage the saleable result; use quieter hunting tools and inspect clues to predict where an animal will appear.

Hunting toolkit
Tool or actionPurposeResult to watch
Animal clueReveals local animal activityHelps choose a hunting area
BaitAttracts an animalCreates a prepared approach
SnareTraps small preyReturn to collect the catch
Bow or hidden blade approachAvoids gunfire damage to goodsRequires positioning and a clean attempt

Combine bait with a planned approach

Bait attracts animals and snares can be placed along suitable paths. Work from concealment or higher ground so the animal reaches the prepared area before it notices Connor.

Homestead economy
SystemInputOutput or benefit
Recruitment missionHelp a prospective residentAdds a Homestead resident
Artisan missionProgress the resident’s storyDevelops crafting capability
CraftingRecipe, materials and required artisansTradeable or useful crafted goods
Convoy tradingStock and an available routeIncome with route-specific risk

Recruit before expecting recipes

Homestead residents provide materials and crafting capabilities. Recruitment and their later missions develop the settlement, while recipes can also require specific artisan levels or resources.

Check convoy risk before sending goods

Use the accounting book to manage stockpiles, crafting and trading. A high sale price is only one part of a convoy decision: route risk and the goods available to replace a lost shipment also matter.

Useful tip

Use the accounting book to manage stockpiles, crafting and trading.

References
Guide references
ReferenceWebsite
Assassin's Creed III publisher listingstore.steampowered.com
Ubisoft original PC documentationstore.steampowered.com
Official guide sample from Piggybackwww.piggyback.com
PlayStation Blog naval combat previewblog.playstation.com