How to Repair Your Boat in Blox Fruits
Learn how to unlock the Shipwright subclass and repair your boat in Blox Fruits, plus tips to keep it in good shape at sea.
TL;DR
To repair your boat in Blox Fruits, you first need to unlock the Shipwright subclass by completing 50 Sea Events and killing 20 Sharks for the Shipwright Trainer at the Tiki Outpost. Once unlocked, collect Wooden Planks from destructible objects and use them to heal your boat by clicking the Hammer icon near its HP bar. Repairing takes time and leaves you vulnerable, so it's best done away from danger.
Boats are one of the most useful tools in Blox Fruits, letting you travel between islands and seas without waiting around for a ferry. But like any vehicle in the game, they take damage over time, whether from combat, sea beasts, or just general wear during your travels.
Many players run into this issue and don't know how to fix it, ending up stuck with a boat that barely moves or stops working entirely. Thankfully, Blox Fruits gives you a simple way to repair your boat and get it back to full condition.
In this article, we'll explore exactly how to repair your boat in Blox Fruits, what materials or costs are involved, and a few tips to keep your boat in good shape for longer.
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Unlocking the Shipwright Subclass
Getting the Shipwright subclass takes some effort, but it's what actually lets you repair your boat during combat instead of just waiting for it to heal on its own over time.
To unlock it, you'll need to:
- Complete 50 Sea Events in the Third Sea, which also earns you the Abyss Tamer title along the way.
- Head to the Tiki Outpost and go through the door beneath the tower that was previously locked.
- Talk to the Shipwright Trainer, who gives you a quest to kill 20 Sharks in Third Sea waters. Sharks can spawn at any Sea Danger level, sometimes in groups, so this part can take a while depending on your luck.
- Return to the Shipwright Trainer once the sharks are dead to collect a Legendary Scroll.
- Use that scroll to purchase the Shipwright subclass for 3,000 Fragments.
Once you're a Shipwright, you'll start gaining Wooden Planks from destructible objects like trees, crates, and walls. These planks are what you'll use to repair your boat, so it's worth farming a few before heading out to sea. Using them and repairing your boat also levels up the Shipwright class itself, making planks easier to find as you go.
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How to Repair Your Boat
Once you've unlocked the Shipwright subclass and collected some Wooden Planks, repairing your boat is simple. Here's how:
- While onboard your ship, find the Hammer icon next to your ship's HP bar.
- Click the Hammer icon, then click the health bar to start repairing.
- At the base level, each Wooden Plank restores 10 HP, with the repair process recovering roughly 10 HP per second.
- You can't do anything else while repairing, leaving you vulnerable to attacks.
- Repair in a safe area rather than in the middle of a fight, especially if enemies or Sea Events are nearby.
- Keep a solid supply of Wooden Planks on hand before heading into dangerous waters or taking on difficult Sea Events.
- Running out of Wooden Planks during a battle means you can't manually repair your boat until you collect more.
Repairing your boat also gives you Shipwright EXP, helping you level up the subclass over time. As you progress, Shipwright upgrades can improve your plank collection and increase how much HP each plank restores.
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Conclusion
Repairing your boat in Blox Fruits takes a bit of setup, but once you've unlocked the Shipwright subclass, keeping your vessel in good condition becomes a lot easier. Between farming Wooden Planks and finding safe moments to repair, a little preparation goes a long way toward avoiding the frustration of a broken-down boat in the middle of the sea. Stock up before you sail, repair when it's safe, and your boat will hold up a lot longer.
