Blueprint Cost: 3220 Silver Infamy: Brigand I Materials:
Broken Plank x2
Metal Salvage x2
Torn Sail x3
In Skull and Bones, Repair Kits are essential items used to mend your ship’s hull during your seafaring adventures. They come in various tiers, offering different levels of healing and cooldown times. Here’s a breakdown of what you need to know about Repair Kits:
Types of Repair Kits:
Repair Kit I: This is the most basic tier, offering a low amount of health restoration with a relatively short cooldown. Suitable for early-game situations or minor repairs.
Repair Kit II: This mid-tier kit provides a moderate amount of health restoration with a moderate cooldown. A good balance for most situations.
Repair Kit III: This high-tier kit offers the highest amount of health restoration but comes with the longest cooldown. Ideal for critical repairs in intense battles.
Acquisition:
Crafting: You can craft Repair Kits of different tiers using specific materials and blueprints. You’ll need to unlock the blueprint first, which can be achieved through:
Completing quests or contracts
Finding loot or treasure chests
Purchasing from vendors (availability might depend on Infamy level)
Purchasing from vendors: Once you have the blueprint, you can buy Repair Kits directly from various vendors at Outposts and Dens.
Crafting Materials: (These are subject to change based on the information available during the game’s development stage)
Basic resources: Repair Kits typically require common materials like wood, metal, and cloth.
Using Repair Kits:
Open the inventory menu and select the desired Repair Kit.
Choose the location on your ship where you want to apply the repairs.
The kit will be used, and your ship’s health will begin to regenerate up to a certain point.
You’ll need to wait for the cooldown period to elapse before using another Repair Kit.
Tips for Effective Use:
Prioritize dodging enemy attacks and maneuvering strategically to minimize damage taken.
Use Repair Kits efficiently, only when your ship’s health is significantly depleted.
Consider food recipes that offer increased Repair Kit efficiency, boosting the effectiveness of each use.
Remember, repairing at Outposts or Dens is an alternative option, but it requires spending Silver and takes time.
Choosing the Right Repair Kit:
Early-game: Start with Repair Kit I for minor repairs and gradually upgrade as you progress.
Mid-game:Repair Kit II is a good balance for most encounters.
Late-game/intense encounters: Carry Repair Kit III for critical situations, but be mindful of the longer cooldown.
By understanding the different types, acquisition methods, and effective use of Repair Kits, you can keep your ship in top shape and conquer the high seas in Skull and Bones!