Where To Find The Hullbreaker Brigantine Blueprint In Skull and Bones

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To build the formidable Hullbreaker Brigantine in, players need to track down and buy the Hullbreaker Brigantine Blueprint. When sailing across the Indian Ocean, you should be at the helm of the toughest and fastest ships to survive combat on the high seas. The Hullbreaker Brigantine is one of the best ships available, serving as a floating battering ram designed specifically for hunting down other players.

Players can choose from several ships in, ranging from fast and highly maneuverable smaller warships to giant floating fortresses capable of ramming enemies out of the water. One important thing to note about the Hullbreaker Brigantine is that you don’t automatically get the ship by purchasing the blueprint. You’ll also have to gather resources to build it.

According to YouTube creator ReaperDigital, the Hullbreaker Brigantine Blueprint can be bought from the Corrupt DMC Officer: a vendor at the Ruined Lighthouse Outpost in the southern part of the Muson Strait.

To reach the Ruined Lighthouse, you can sail northeast from the pirate den at Sainte Anne across the Open Seas to the East Indies region. Alternatively, if you’ve visited the pirate den at Telok Penjarah, you can simply sail directly south to find it.

The Corrupt DMC Officer stocks a variety of different items, including food and other blueprints. The blueprint for the Hullbreaker Brigantine will cost you a hefty 15,840 Silver Coins. On top of that, you’ll also need to raise your Infamy Rank to Cutthroat before you can buy the blueprint. This is one of the highest ranks in the game, so the speed and ramming power of the Hullbreaker Brigantine simply isn’t available to lower-ranked players.

Once you have the blueprint in hand, you can collect resources and build the ship.

To build the Hullbreaker Brigantine, you need the following resources:

Building the ship will also cost you an extra 8,640 Silver Coins.

You can use the in-game Codex to help you track the resources you need.

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