The Cutter, also known as the Sentinel, is the primary support ship in Skull and Bones and is the perfect healer for any large raiding party. Other ships may be bigger and tougher, but every ship needs repairs eventually, and only the Cutter can provide consistent support on demand.
The strength of the Cutter lies in its Unburden perk. Thanks to this perk, the Cutter restores the hull health of all friendly ships in a 100-meter radius of a repaired target by two percent and can restore 60 percent more hull health on a friendly ship with each use of a repair weapon.
And for any raiding party needing a support ship like the Cutter, the good news is that both acquiring the blueprints and building the ship itself is relatively low cost in Skull and Bones.
Is the Cutter worth it in Skull and Bones?
The Cutter is most useful for endgame activities that pit teams of player ships against a single large objective. By the time you are leveled up for these activities, you should easily be able to afford the blueprints and materials for a Cutter.
For solo questing and leveling, its passive healing effect is useful, but it doesn’t have the same usefulness in combat as a tank or DPS-type ship would have, and it’s a tad slow. You also won’t unlock repair weapons until you’re a higher rank in Infamy, so the strengths of the Cutter (other than its own passive heal) are wasted until then.
Cutter blueprint location in Skull and Bones
The Cutter blueprints can be purchased from the Sea People Huntmaster at the Lanitra outpost. Lanitra is located at the northern tip of the Red Isle, which is the starting region for players in Skull and Bones after they finish the tutorial.
The Cutter blueprints can be purchased for just 1,980 Silver, but only if the player has reached the Rover I rank in Infamy.
Cutter required materials in Skull and Bones
Once you have the Cutter blueprints, you can craft it by visiting the shipwright. Here are the materials you’ll need for the Cutter:
- Six Bronze Ingots
- Six Iroko Planks
- 12 Fine Jute
- 1,080 Silver
From a materials standpoint, the Cutter is one of the more inexpensive options, and virtually all of these materials can be refined from raw materials you can find on the Red Isle.
