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How to find the Ghost Ship in King Legacy Roblox

At least you won't have a bunch of ghosts flying out to attack you.

Ghost Ships in King Legacy have experienced multiple changes over time, from health reductions to changes with their loot drops. Whether you’re looking to farm for the elusive Longaevus sword or farm some Sea’s Wraith, these are a go-to special boss to look out for.

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Ghost Ship location in King Legacy (Roblox)

King Legacy’s Ghost Ships spawn in the Second Sea once every two hours. However, their spawn rates, health, and locations change slightly with each update, so these may differ slightly in the future. Generally speaking, if you don’t see one right away, there’s a good chance it spawned in a different area or was recently defeated.

Although Ghost Ships previously had millions of health points, they’ve since been reduced to 750,000. While this makes the Ghost Ship easier to kill, the time between its spawning and a group of players defeating it is much shorter. Watch out for this massive ship, and don’t be afraid to get a few friends to search alongside you to find it quickly.

Despite the Ghost Ship not being a particularly challenging enemy if you’re in a group, it can still inflict some hefty damage if you’re not careful. It has two main attacks ā€” a cannonball launch and a close-range slash attack ā€” to watch out for. Considering a group of high-level players can take out a Ghost Ship in less than a minute, you don’t usually have to worry too much about this.

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All Ghost Ship drops in King Legacy

Once you defeat a Ghost Ship, it’ll drop treasure chests containing various rewards. Below is every possible drop and their rates, according to the official King Legacy Trello:

ItemDrop Rate
GemsVaries
Random FruitVaries
Eye Patch50%
Pirate Necklace20%
Dragon Necklace5%
Longaevus0.1%
Force of Verdant0.33%
Sea’s WraithUnknown

Rather than these appearing immediately in your inventory or on the sea’s surface, you’ll have to use Bullitus to dive under the water and collect the treasure chests.


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