Throne and Liberty: How to get Nature’s Jade

Nature’s Jade is arguably one of the hardest resources in Throne and Liberty if you consider the rate at which they drop inside the game.

Nature’s Jade is strictly linked with the activity of fishing, and it’s beneficial if you’re looking to upgrade your equipment. But to do so, you’ll first have to find the resources in the required quantities. Unlike some of the more commonly available resources, you could end up getting confused trying to find Nature’s Jade if you don’t know where to look.

How to get Nature’s Jade in Throne and Liberty

There are three ways to get Nature’s Jade within the game. They’re available from Small and Big Catch Sacks.

You can get these sacks in the same way as you get fish/treasures. There’s no guarantee when you’ll get these sacks. So far for me, getting a sack seems to happen randomly. Small is the most common one, and I am yet to get a Big Catch.

When you get one of these sacks, there’s no guarantee that there will be Nature’s Jade in it. In fact, the odds of finding other resources are higher in most cases.

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How to use Nature’s Jade in Throne and Liberty

This particular resource is exclusively tied to fishing activity, as it helps you to upgrade your rods. Once you have enough Jade, go to Sundries Merchant (which can be found in different towns). By interacting with him, you’ll be able to get the upgraded rods. For example, the Bamboo Fishing Rod can be upgraded to a Steel Fishing Rod in exchange for 10 Nature’s Jade.

Additionally, you can also get the Tevent Fishing Rod by exchanging Tevent’s Soul Fragment. But do note that you’ll need 100 Jade for this, so it can be pretty expensive. But investing your resources has some merit, as better rods will improve your fishing. I also believe that the better rods have higher chances of finding a sack, so consider the expense as an investment.

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