7. How to Determine Wind Direction

 

Understanding wind direction is essential for efficient sailing. The arrow on Skull and Bones Items your speed dial indicates wind direction—red means you’re sailing against the wind, reducing speed, while green indicates favorable wind conditions. Adjust your sails accordingly to optimize your speed and course.

8. Raising Ship Rank

 

Your starting ship, the Dhow, can be upgraded as you progress. Ships have ranks, with the maximum being five. To handle tougher late-game enemies, enhance your ship with better weapons, hulls, and furniture. Prioritize high-damage weapons and robust hulls to improve your ship’s survivability.

9. Specializing in Ships

 

As you unlock more ships and weapons, tailor your vessel to fit your playstyle. For example, the Padewakang excels with explosive weapons due to its increased weapon radius, while the Hullbreaker Brigantine is suited for close combat with its enhanced ramming damage. Experiment with different combinations to find what works best for you.

10. No Furniture Stacking

 

You can only equip one piece of each type of furniture on your ship. Although some furniture provides benefits to cheap Skull and Bones Items weapon types, stacking similar items for greater bonuses isn’t possible. However, if different furniture pieces offer similar benefits, their effects will stack.