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Ys You can sail the high seas by ship as you struggle through naval battles, defeat the undead, and explore the islands of Obelia Bay. But they were given the Sandra, a ship that could barely sail and served more as a monument than a sea vessel.

But fortunately, as you progress through the game's story, you can upgrade and modify your ship to enhance its abilities, making it a worthy companion on your journey through the Gulf of Obelia. Upgrades may seem minor at first, but you'll quickly realize that even the smallest updates can greatly improve your ship.

How to upgrade and modify your ship

To change your spaceship, you must: go to the shipwright. The first shipwright you meet is Wolvar from Balta Island. At the first meeting, Ulvar will make any necessary adjustments to Sandra so that you can work safely. Complete the Ritual of the Brotherhood of the Shield.

But once you're done, you can return to Ulvar. Now you can: Upgrade and strengthen your ships for a priceAnd you can also decorate your boat in the following cases: There is the Sandra Pack DLC. For now, Ulvar is the only shipwright you have access to until you progress further in the story.

After you rescue Cruz on Termina Island, he will become your companion. If you proceed to Chapter 4, Cruz can be used by Sandra as a shipwright.. After that, you can access ship upgrades and repairs anywhere on the sea. Head to the lounge table below deck..

How to unlock more upgrades

As you progress through the story, several upgrades for your ship will be automatically unlocked. However, the best way to unlock more upgrades is to seek out Karnak villagers.

you every time Rescue Karnak villagersYou will receive this upgrade from the Upgrade/Repair menu in the Shipwright Shop. The upgrades you receive from rescuing these villagers also reflect your role within the crew. Please use this as a reference when upgrading your ship. You will need gold along with other materials..

The most common materials for upgrading your ship are: basic craft stockSo stock up on these whenever you want to upgrade your ship. Along with basic crafting inventory items, some upgrades require additional materials such as celadon clay or aged wood.

One of the best ways to collect these items is by participating in naval battles and collecting them scattered across the open seas.

Some blueprints and upgrades can only be unlocked after completing certain parts of the story. Can be purchased from merchant ships. These blueprints allow you to unlock new types of ammunition upgrades that can be purchased repeatedly to increase capacity.

However, here are some things you must check: Purchase capacity upgrades as needed. Buying too many capacity upgrades leaves you with no resources left for other, more useful upgrades initially.

There is a small priority icon next to the upgrade request. upgrade The higher the priority, the more bonuses you get They require more materials to unlock compared to lower priority ones.

How to Manage Your Ship Loadout

There are a total of six options for the ship's loadout. The first place is general artillery. Purchasing upgrades gives you multiple types of ammo for this slot, but you can only select one at a time.

The standard artillery's basic ammo allows it to deal a moderate amount of ship damage and shattering damage, while the Smasher Shot ammo allows it to deal high shattering damage and moderate ship damage.

The second slot in your loadout allows you to select heavy attack ammo. Basic bullets are the best In most cases, the remaining four slots in your loadout are for special ammo. Special ammo is limited, but you can increase capacity by purchasing upgrades from: Shipwright's Upgrade/Repair Menu.

Scroll down in the Loadouts tab ornament sectionThis is where you can customize your ship using all the cosmetic upgrades you received from the Sandras DLC pack. Once your loadout is ready, you can take to the open seas and conquer lost undead ships or retake islands under the influence of Griegr.