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Skeleton Sailors (スケルトンセーラード) are a variant class of undead skeletons.
Appearance[]
These undead were unarmored and clutched crossbows.
Abilities[]
Skeleton Sailors, were armed with rusty weapons but it didn't mean they had inferior performance. They had movements that were more agile than normal skeletons and were able to formed up into formation
Skeleton Sailors seemed to be stronger than ordinary skeletons, but since the crossbows have fixed damage, they don't receive bonuses.
Trivia[]
- Steel Valkyrie using a special ability can produce many Skeleton Sailors to serve as her undead crew.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Overlord Special Edition 02 Chapter 4