Hunting plays an important role in Skull and Bones, providing essential crafting materials and food for crewmembers. This guide details optimal techniques for hunting sharks, fish, crocodiles, and other wildlife. Consider purchasing SAB silver if supplies run low to continue arming your vessel.

A Comprehensive Guide to Hunting in Skull and Bones

• Sharks and fish represent the bulk of hunting yields. Equip a hatchet and target yellow shark trunks or silver fish scales for context-sensitive harvesting. Multiple strikes are required to fell sharks.

• Crocodiles roam coastal areas and provide alternative rewards. They have lower health than sharks and die in one or two hits. Monitor swamps, rivers, and mangroves for encounters.

• Prioritize durability and crew carpentry ranks for maximum yields. "Harvest All Nearby" batch processes for efficiency. Return regularly to harvest spilled blood for secondary loot.

• Terrestrial animals include pigs, goats, and turkeys. They provide negligible combat advantage over aquatic threats but offer roleplaying variability.

• Raiding NPC ships provide access to their gathered pelts and meats. Consider trading unwanted materials if stores become overfull.

• Transport meat to any Cook in ports or settlements to craft sustaining provisions. Cooked dishes boost stamina but induce weight, so manage inventory accordingly.