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Long before your Experts in Two Point Museum set out in search of new artifacts to put on display, Twiggy Silverbottom and her cousins went on an expedition to chart the unknown areas of Two Point County. One by one, they perished, and nwo their ghosts haunt many of the same places that you’ll be visiting.
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If you’re able to recover all four ghosts and put them together in the same Polterguest Rooms, you’ll be rewarded with the Silverbottom Reunion Achievement / Trophy – to say nothing of a new Exhibit that’s sure to bring guests flocking to your museum.
Where To Find The Silverbottom Ghosts
Twiggy and her cousins – Bish, Bim, and Biff – haunt locations on each of the four exploration maps on Earth in Two Point Museum. They never made it into space, so you don’t need to worry about finding them out in The Known Universe.
Bim Silverbottom
Bim can be found at the Withering Way in the Bone Belt. To recover his spirit, you’ll need a Prehistory Expert and a Janitor, each at Rank 5, and a Supernatural Expert of any level. At $20,000 per attempt, Bim is the most expensive Silverbottom ghost to recover.
Before departing, make sure that you aren’t going during Seismic Season. This allows for a dangerous Cave Collapse event that can cause one of your staff to share Bim’s unfortunate fate. You can counter the event if your combined team Rank is 30 or higher, but that’s a tall order.
Bring a Curse Counter to prevent your staff from getting possessed by the other, more malicious ghosts of the Withering Way.
Bish Silverbottom
Bish haunts the wreck of the SS Silverbottom under the Two Point Sea. There are two locations associated with the ship; Bish can be found in the second of the two, named Silverbottom Salvage. The ship proper is home to Pirate Spirits, including that of the infamous Captain Dreadge.
Rescuing Bish from his watery grave costs $10,000 and requires both a Marine Life Expert and Supernatural Expert. Between the two, your team should have both the Pilot Wings and Survival skills to avoid injury and drowning, and if you don’t mind giving up a skill slot for Happy Thoughts you can use it to counter Seasickness as well.
Alternately, you can hire Experts with the Sea Legs trait, though you’ll have to get pretty lucky for both characters to have it.
Unless both characters’ Ranks total 20 or more, bring a Curse Counter to prevent one of them from getting possessed; that will save you a trip to Curses, Curses, Curses for healing.
Biff Silverbottom
Biff and his magnificent mustache lie deep within Bungle Burrows. You’ll have to progress the Bungle Wasteland storyline pretty far before you can access the Cryo Labs. A trip to the Labs costs $6,000, but you’ll need to make at least two trips since your first visit will always get you the blueprint for the Air Commissioner.
That said, the Cryo Labs are the least dangerous of the Silverbottom haunts. Between your Science Expert and Assistant, you should be able to easily hit a combined Rank of 10. If the Expert has Survival Skills to negate the Blizzard event, you can guarantee yourself an XP bonus! You can also use First Aid Kits or Rank Cheese to get around the negative events if your team’s abilities aren’t quite up to the level you need.
Twiggy Silverbottom
It’s unclear whether Twiggy actually made it to the afterlife during her travels or if she just got so lost before her death that her spirit continued to wander, but either way, you’ll need to visit The Resting Place in the Netherworld to bring her back home. It’s a dangerous trip, so make sure that all three of your team members are at least Rank 5 – ideally higher.
Attempting to rescue Twiggy Silverbottom’s ghost costs $17,500 and requires two Supernatural Experts and a Janitor. Having them all at Rank 5 ensures that they have two skill slots each; make sure that your chosen Janitor has two levels of Happy Thoughs, while the Supernatural Experts have two levels of Analysis and Spirit Whispering, respectively.
Having advanced training in these three skills will negate the worst of The Resting Place’s dangers.
With this setup, all you need is Hellhole Repellant or Rank Cheese to block a possible Hellhole Holdup; as long as you don’t go during Nightmare Season, you’ll be able to safely extract Twiggy from the Netherworld.
How To Set Up The Silverbottom Ghosts For An Exhibit
The Silverbottoms all get Buzz Bonuses for sharing a Polterguest Room with each other, so having all four in the same fully-furnished room can get you a total Buzz of 340 – easily your museum’s main attraction, especially for Supernatural Enthusiasts. The Silverbottoms are a pretty chill group, and will accept any Decor.
As long as they have some kind of Entertainment – ideally at least one TV, bookshelf, gramophone, or other object for each of them besides normal decorations – they’ll be pretty easy to manage.
The Silverbottoms need a Polterguest Room that’s at least 20 squares total to fit them all; 5×4 is a good size, but if you want to go bigger they don’t mind roommates. Just be sure to fit the room to their new friend’s preferences.
Better yet, each of the Silverbottom ghosts provides a unique bonus, even if you haven’t recovered their cousins yet. That makes it worth setting them up as soon as you rescue them!
Silverbottom Bonuses
|
Ghost |
Ability |
|---|---|
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Twiggy Silverbottom |
Guests who view Twiggy’s room decide to stay at the museum longer. |
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Biff Silverbottom |
Cleans messes inside his Polterguest Room without having to call a Janitor. |
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Bim Silverbottom |
Increases guest happiness as though they’d interacted with an Assistant trained in Customer Service. |
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Bish Silverbottom |
Ghosts in the same room as Bish lose their Peace more slowly. |
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