From the very beginning of Skull and Bones, you'll be able to hunt, cook, and eat all of the food you could want. Your primary source of food, at least in the early game, are sharks and fish, both of which are located all across the map. Hunting down these aquatic creatures isn't too easy, though, as you need to do all of the work yourself.

Outside of just eating their flesh, sharks and fish can also provide some valuable crafting resources, giving you even more reason to take them down. If you want to see how to hunt your dinner with complete precision in Skull and Bones, take a look at the guide below.

Hunting sharks and fish in Skull and Bones

The two most common sea enemies you'll find while sailing your ship in Skull and Bones are sharks and fish. While sailing back and forth between your first couple of objectives, you'll likely be attacked by a shark or two, which might seem like big trouble, but it's not. Sharks are relatively harmless even if they decide to attack your ship.