Nate and Elena marry in unknown circumstances. However, Nate's phobia of commitment and lust for adventure places great strain on the marriage, and the two separate, becoming estranged. Elena keeps her wedding ring, and Victor Sullivan looks after Nate's without his knowledge. They are interrupted by the arrival of Dante, who takes Chase hostage right before Guerro arrives in time to hear Dante insult him. Guerro then calmly drops Dante off a balcony and forces Nate to hand over the Sword of Stephen while he leaves with Chase as a hostage. Dante regains consciousness, as the fall wasn't fatal, and he and Nate work together to escape the sinkhole that was rigged with Guerro's explosives. They kill a multitude of Guerro's men trying to save Chase before she is taken, but when they finally get out of the sinkhole, they are too late. Dante vows to go hire his own army and go after Guerro while Nate seeks help from Victor Sullivan. [2] Traveling to Yemen to finally uncover the location of Atlantis of the Sands and finish what Francis Drake started, the ring caused confrontation between Nathan and his wife Elena, who felt that he cared more about the late explorer's ring than her own wedding ring. Nathan was eventually captured by Marlowe's crew and the ring and cipher disk were taken from him. Eventually, he and Sully found Iram, and discovered it was the home of a hallucinogenic agent even more powerful than the one that Marlowe's crew had been using to control individuals through fear. The resulting confrontation caused the entire city to collapse, and Marlowe was dragged into a sink hole of sand, taking with her the ring of Francis Drake. They found a series of catacombs beneath the monastery. In these tunnels, Nate overheard an argument between Roman and Eddy, which revealed the latter being hired by Navarro to aid in capturing Nate and securing the island, all with the reward of a share of the gold. Roman doubted Eddy's abilities to do his job further and ignored his superstitious claim that something cursed on the island was killing his men, leading him to dismiss him and his crew.

Golden Skull Rosary: This one's in the catacombs in the room with the two sarcophagi. The treasure is on the right, next to some gnarly skeletons. Uncharted's first credit scene – really it's an extension of the ending as there's just the title before it – cuts to a jail cell where somebody is writing a postcard to Nate. It's none other than Sam who is absolutely not dead and he has a message for Nate. Drake's main proficiency is with guns. He possesses a trained hand and is a very good marksman, skilled with handguns, semi-automatic rifles, shotguns, and even crossbows. He is also good with grenades and other explosives. However, Drake is not invincible and can also be overwhelmed or overpowered by an opponent. An example was in the Rub Al' Khali when he was pinned down by countless of Marlowe's agents. Drake, for a moment, believed it was the end for him. The ring influenced Nathan and Elena more than any of the other characters, causing strife between them in their marriage. Excluding Nathan himself, Elena also had a closer connection to it than any other character, examining it and questioning Nathan the most about it and even returning it to him when he believed he lost it. Soon after, Nate, Sully, and Jada attend Luka's funeral in New York. As Jada leaves to talk with her relatives after thanking Nate and Sully, Sully tells Nate about a friend's cousin who recently left the Vatican, and brought with him a map to the lost Inca city of Paititi. Sully states that, if anybody were to find Paititi, he'd rather it be him and Nate. Nate agrees - it looks like they're headed to Peru. [3] Eye of Indra [ ]Silver Inca Cup: After the cut-scene with Elena, drop down beneath the dilapidated stairs directly ahead and into the river below. You'll find the treasure perched atop the rubble. Upon exiting the castle, Nate is taken to a secure location by the Ludlows, who have also kidnapped Sully. The Ludlows reveal that they are descendants of Thomas Doughty - a friend of Francis Drake who was executed for treason on Drake's evidence - and they want revenge. After getting Agartha's coordinates from Nate, they leave Nate and Sully to their fate at the hands of Rusnak. Despite Rusnak's attempts to extract the coordinates from them, the pair are rescued by Chloe, and the three agree to work together. Sully remarks that Nate is only allowing Chloe to help because Nate is attracted to her. [1] Three days later, Nate relaxes at a beach bar, telling Victor Sullivan of the recent events. Sully finds the story amusing and tells Nate that he should have known better than to have teamed up with Eddy, or any of his family, but questions how Nate now plans to find Francis Drake's coffin without any money. Nate reveals he does actually have a plan, though he will be needing Sully's help this time. Pointing to a television featuring a report by Elena Fisher, Nate tells him he is meeting her tomorrow, and the best part is that Elena's producers have agreed to fund the whole expedition. Sully laughs and says he'll believe it when he sees it. [4] Late 2000's To Mid 2010's [ ] Drake's Fortune [ ] Nathan Drake's personality was based on the stereotypical romantic action-adventure hero, with inspirations stemming from early movie serials to modern action films. [9] Creative director Amy Hennig singled out the main characteristics of this stereotypical hero - an "irreverent, roguish sense of humor", and "charm." [9] Inspiration was also taken from various screwball comedies, with the aim being a game that didn't take itself quite as seriously. [9] At the 2008 Game Developers Conference, lead game designer Richard Lemarchand revealed that Nate's character was based in part on Johnny Knoxville. [10] Nathan comes into their first DIY field mission as a rookie who fumbles his plans and hasn’t gotten down the basics of jumping and swinging yet. That sequence — inspired by Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End — stands out slightly, given the sense that Nathan is actually in danger. But his flaws, and the life-or-death stakes, disappear in the blink of an eye. If the movie needs him to be good at something, he suddenly is.

Golden Skull: In the area with the small waterfall next to the staircase, you'll find this treasure in the waterfall. Three years prior to The Fourth Labyrinth, Nate decides to branch out with his treasure hunting by working for different people. Ecuadorian drug runner Ramón Valdez hires Nate to retrieve the Staff of Ayar Manco from Pacariqtambo. Once Nate delivers it to him, Valdez betrays him and Nate barely makes it out of Ecuador alive. When they arrive at the walls of New Devon, they find hundreds of colonists who were imprisoned in gibbets by the founders for acts of rebellion. Once they scale the wall, they find the place completely flooded and deserted. While traversing through some of the pirate captain's individual residences, Nate and Elena learn that after squashing the rebellious colonists, the founders turned on each other for the treasure. Upon arriving at the residence of Thomas Tew, second-in-command of Henry Avery, Nate and Elena find the corpses of the ten founding pirate captains who were invited by Tew to 'abandon their animosities' and were subsequently poisoned by Tew and Avery, who wanted the treasure for themselves. When Nathan discovered Francis Drake's body in the Treasure Vault, he left the ring with the former explorer's dead body, stating that Drake "wasted his life". Elena would later return the ring to Nathan and explained that she took it because she thought that Nathan might miss it.Golden Spanish Goblet: After re-entering the monastery through a stained glass window, there's a dark room to the right that two guards come out of. The treasure's pretty easy to spot inside.