How to get Crowbar 1 in Skull & Bones

If you're taking to the seas in Skull and Bones Beta, you'll want to be able to loot all the sunken ships you find around for some extra items, as a pirate does. To do so, you'll need a Crowbar. Here's how to get one!

Skull & Bones - Where to get the Crowbar

If you want, you can get a Crowbar at the very start of the game, immediately after the tutorial. All it requires is a quick quest, 'A Pirate's Deal.'

How to complete A Pirate's Deal quest in Skull & Bones

To start the quest, head over to the West Island (circled on the map above) and speak to the Pirate Chief Officer. Once you disembark, head straight ahead and to the right, and you'll spot him. After speaking with him, you can accept the quest and head off to complete it.

For this quest, your goal is to pick up the shipwrecked cargo in the water, specifically Explosive Crates, as shown on your map with the quest icon. You'll find these right around the small little islands on the northern top of the map. As you sail past them, the option to collect them will pop up on your screen.

After collecting the amount you need, return to the Pirate Chief Officer to turn it in, and he'll reward you with the Crowbar I. This will allow you to salvage goods from shipwrecked ships on the rocks around the map.

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How to use the Crowbar in Skull & Bones

To use the Crowbar, head out on the sea and look for shipwrecks on the side of the small islands and rocks around the water. When you get close to them, an option to Force Open. Starting this activity will pop a meter, and you must stop the Crowbar in the green area the correct number of times to open it successfully. You will only get a few attempts to do so (as indicated by the red x's), or you'll need to restart. Once you get it open, you can take the loot from inside and head off to the next one!

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