Episode 4: Blood and Bones
A storm brews over Sainte Anne — in the sky, and beneath the surface.
Captain Rhys finds himself haunted by more than memories as a mysterious figure brings forgotten truths to light. But as old debts resurface and new dangers close in, trust grows thin, and every choice cuts deeper.
Lines are drawn. Blood is spilled. And the cost of answers may be higher than ever.
Pieces of Eight: A Skull & Bones Story is a fan-made audio drama podcast written, directed, and produced by Bryan Anthony Gwatney in association with Bearcycle Production Co. This production is inspired by the world and aesthetic of Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones, but it is an entirely independent and original narrative project. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Ubisoft Entertainment or any of its partners. All intellectual property related to Skull and Bones, including names, visual assets, and trademarks, remains the sole property of Ubisoft. We make no claim to Ubisoft’s rights and offer this audio drama as a tribute to the rich, gritty world that inspired it.
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