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The high seas of Skull and Bones just got deadlier. The latest build from one of the game's top creators showcases the Sloop of War, transformed into a plague-spreading death ship that dominates both PvE and PvP. With its toxic torpedoes, buffed contagion mechanics, and self-healing armor core, ...

In Skull and Bones Silver, your ship is your identity, your weapon, and your ticket to power. Among the many vessels available, the Sloop of War stands out as one of the most exciting and versatile early-to-mid game ships in the entire arsenal. Don't let its modest size fool you-when used correc...

In the treacherous waters of Skull and Bones, a pirate life is fraught with danger, adventure, and, of course, companionship. As you embark on your journey to become a legendary pirate, having a pet aboard your ship is more than just a whimsical choice; it's a practical decision. Historically, c...

In Skull and Bones, the open sea is more than a battlefield—it's a resource-rich frontier where success hinges on smart exploration and efficient crafting. Among the most coveted materials in the game is cobalt, a rare blue mineral essential for upgrading your ship and arsenal. If you're looking...

In the dangerous, unpredictable world of Skull and Bones, your Infamy level isn’t just a number—it’s a badge of your pirate legacy. It reveals how notorious you’ve become and unlocks new adventures, challenges, and rewards. If you want to thrive on the high seas, knowing how to find and us...

Skull and Bones, Ubisoft's action-packed naval warfare game, offers players a thrilling adventure on the high seas. While the game is filled with opportunities for plunder and conquest, one particularly exciting avenue for acquiring legendary loot early on is through Cutthroat Cargo Hunts. In this...

I must disagree with the assertion that there's no sense of accomplishment or progression in Skull and Bones. Granted, the acquisition of new ships or weapons may seem relatively straightforward, but there's more to it than meets the eye. Yes, you can sail around for a short while, sink a fe...