If you are looking to dominate in close-quarters naval combat, the Blunderbuss is an absolutely fantastic choice for your boarding crew. It is incredibly powerful up close and perfect for clearing the deck!
Let's clear up a few quick details to make sure you get the absolute most out of this wonderful weapon without any confusion.
Before you finalize your character's stats, please note a couple of important mechanics:
Once you have your blueprint ready, you can assemble your new firearm:
If you are wondering why so many players love this weapon for boarding actions, here are the factual stats:
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Weapon Tier |
Required Materials & Upgrades |
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Base (Uncommon) |
The base recipe requires seven copper ingots and 10 wood. |
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Level 6 Variant |
If you want to scale it up, you can use seven foothills iron ingots and 10 hardwood at a workshop with an anvil to hit level six. |
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Level 11 (High Tier) |
For the high tier level 11 version, you'll need seven meer metal ingots, seven hardwood, and three master's tools at a workshop with both an anvil and bellows. |
Now, if you want the epic version, the reliable blunderbuss, this thing is broken. It boasts 100 ATK, 180 pierce damage, and a B-tier agility scaling. To craft it, head to your weaponsmith workshop. While the standard version is great, the reliable variant is the ultimate goal for that extra punch in cramped crew quarters.
This gun is your only absolute hope in Windrose boarding crew combat, assuming you don't aggressively shoot your own useless crewmates in the back. But wait, you actually need ammunition to fire a gun. Shocking, right? Stop crying about ammo shortages and learn how to get gunpowder in Windrose. You can painfully craft it at a Millstone using sulfur and ash, or you can go brutally murder musketeers in the Coastal Jungle pirate camps. They drop homemade gunpowder like candy. Try implementing these sadistic tactics:
If you ever need to scrap one, tossing it in a disassembly table will give you back wood, copper ingots, and even tambaga ingots. You can easily reclaim your Disassembly table materials Windrose style, turning your old garbage into slightly less pathetic garbage.
Yes, it absolutely annihilates your miserable enemies with massive pierce damage and beautiful agility scaling.
They strictly scale with the agility stat, completely ignoring your useless precision and strength attributes during brutal combat.
Murder pirates in the Coastal Jungle camps or violently loot their hidden supply caches for gunpowder.
Yes, throw garbage weapons into a disassembly table to brutally extract wood, copper ingots, and tambaga ingots.
Your pathetic crewmates probably blocked the shot, because friendly fire protects them from your horribly incompetent aiming skills.