'Loss at Sea' requires you to search for a capsized trader-ship with precious goods on board. The last gameplay-feature that the add-on brings with it, are two new types of trader-missions. Announced by small, burning stones that rain from the sky, it'll soon follow and make a very big hole in your town. Another addition is the meteor as a new catastrophe. Once you have reached the civilisation-stage 'Aristocrat', you can now place decorative objects like a bird bath. The core gameplay remains the same and you still mainly build up your city and care for your inhabitants. In one level for example Diego del Torro tries to burn down your city and you only control a squad of fireman which you need to use to extinguish the burning buildings. The missions are sometimes a little different from what you know from the original game. On your way through the Asian inspired islands you will get in contact with four new AI players: Finn Hallqvist (Adventurer), Grace Bonnet (Adventurer/Rogue), Diego del Torro (Archvillain) and Horatio (Trader). But it is soon obvious that this task isn't very easy. In this campaign you help your friend Finn Hallqvist to retrieve a mystic artifact called the 'Eye of the Dragon'. Since the original game only featured a sandbox-mode, the core feature of the add-on is a eleven mission long campaign. Anno 1701: The Sunken Dragon is an official add-on for 1701 A.D.
