Sea Dogs: To Each His Own — Turks island map

Unfortunately, the uninhabited Turks Island is arguably the most boring island in Sea Dogs: To Each His Own.

Aside from the fact that it appears in several story quests and can also be used in generated missions like treasure map hunts, the island has no special role in Sea Dogs: To Each His Own.

Turks itself is also quite small — one of the tiniest islands in the game — the kind of place where you might not even need a map.

If you complete the story quest “The Dutch Gambit” on the side of Bridgetown’s secret organization, you will first visit this island to set up an ambush.

After that, you will likely forget about it until the mid-game, specifically the quest “Barbazon’s Temptation”. This is the last time Turks will matter in your Sea Dogs: To Each His Own playthrough, unless you count random generated quests.

And if you’re hunting for manga rosa in Sea Dogs: To Each His Own, you can safely ignore Turks as well — there is no manga rosa here.

If you need the complete archipelago map, we recommend reading this guide.

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