How To Beat The Ghost Ship In Skull and Bones

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A rare contract you can accept in will pit you and your crew against a mysterious Ghost Ship whose supernatural traits make it hard to beat. The Maangodin vessel prowls the seas and has driven many a soul into Davy Jones' locker. You will have to adopt a new strategy to win by targeting a few vulnerabilities on this cursed, undead ship.

You have to visit The Oubliette Outpost near the Red Isle to begin searching for the Maangodin. Travel to the southwest until you find an NPC named the Mysterious Rogue, one of the many vendors you can trade with during your adventures. Like many heists and contracts in , you can pick the job from this character, which allows you to start tracking the ghost ship.

The only way to defeat the Maangodin is to attack the red weak points towards the bow and stern of the ship. The front and back areas of the vessel glow crimson and are the only places on the ship that your cannons can hit throughout the battle. Any shots fired at the main body of the Maangodin will simply pass through it and waste precious ammo you need to conserve in .

The Maangodin ghost ship is a Level 8 vessel with the firepower and defenses to match. Make sure your crew and ship are around the same level before taking the contract that sees you fight this cursed boat.

Dealing enough damage to the vulnerable spots of the ghost ship will expose the rest of the vessel. You can switch from precise shots to all-out strikes with your best weapons to inflict as much pain as possible on the Maangodin. Depending on which ship blueprints in you used to make your vessel, you may have different tools to work with during combat.

Taking down the Maangodin will reward you with a Mysterious Chest, Hessel's outfit set, and the Blue Specter blueprint that allows you to craft a sea-fire weapon. The container may contain some valuable Silver currency that could be used to buy new items or other resources for your next adventure. Managing to beat the ghost ship in is no easy feat, so be