Traveling the high seas won't be easy if you don't have the best ships in Skull and Bones. Here's a tier list that will help you choose your vessel.
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Sailing the high seas without some of the best ships will be extremely difficult. Since you want to rule the seas as the Pirate Kingpin, your vessel should be as good as you are. However, since the game is new, most players don’t know which ship would be the best for them. While you are unlikely to get top-tier ships right from the start, if you are lucky, you can get some of the best beginner ships instead. Since players are confused, they can check out this Skull and Bones best ships tier list to see which ships are worth it.
From the Coast of Africa to the tropical islands of the East Indies, the world of Skull and Bones is a treasure trove for players to explore. As you do that, you can craft and sail up to 10 different ships based on your playstyle. Playstyle is an important factor for players to consider. If you are confused about which ship you must craft, here’s everything you will need.
If you are a beginner right into Skull and Bones, you should look no further than the Sentinel Cutter. While it may not be as strong as many others, the support vessel is quite useful due to its amazing maneuverability, high speed, and one extremely useful Perk in Unburdened (restore hull integrity).
We have ranked the best ships in Skull and Bones from S Tier to C Tier with S being the best and C as the worst. If you are confused about which ship to have, our Skull and Bones best ships tier list will help you move further.
That’s all you will need from this guide. If you are new to Skull and Bones and want to find the Sea Monster, do check out our guide on it right here at Gamer Tweak.