The Ghost Ship is a Sea 3 encounter in Haze Seas that you trigger yourself by feeding Devil Fruits to a special altar during a Storm. It is the only reliable way to farm Phantom Lanterns, the material gate for Blackleg Fighting Style V2 and higher crafting recipes. The ship never fights back, so the real challenge is meeting the summon conditions and dealing enough damage before it drifts away.
Quick answer: During a Storm in Sea 3, go to the Green Ghost Altar near the throne building on the Land of the Gods, equip Devil Fruits, and hold E to sacrifice them until you reach 20 points. One Mythic fruit hits 20 instantly and spawns the ship.
Ghost Ship summon requirements
The event only exists in the Third Sea, and the altar only becomes usable while a Storm is active. Storms run on a server loop roughly every 2 hours and 35 minutes and last about 10 minutes, so the altar is a timed window rather than a permanent object. If there is no Storm, the altar cannot be used.
You will find the altar on the Land of the Gods, near the throne building on the left side of the island. It has a circular green base, which makes it easy to spot once the weather turns. Have your Devil Fruits ready in your inventory before the Storm begins so you do not waste the short window hunting for stock.
Devil Fruit sacrifice point values
Each fruit you offer adds points based on its rarity, and you need 20 points total. You can mix rarities to reach the number, or drop a single Mythic to hit the cap in one action.
| Fruit rarity | Points |
|---|---|
| Common | 1 |
| Uncommon | 3 |
| Rare | 5 |
| Legendary | 15 |
| Mythic | 20 |
The math matters if you want to save rare fruits. A Legendary plus one Rare reaches 20, and four Rare fruits also work. Feeding cheap Common fruits is possible but slow, since you would need 20 of them.
How to spawn the Ghost Ship
E to sacrifice it. The altar registers the fruit’s point value.
Note: Once you reach 20 points, the server announces that a phantom ship has risen from the abyss. That message is your confirmation the summon worked and the ship is on the map.
Ghost Ship stats
The ship is a large health pool with no offense. It is listed at Level 5000 and does not deal damage to players, but it keeps moving across the water, so you have to chase it while attacking.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Level | 5000 |
| Health | 378,908 HP |
| Damage | None |
| Behavior | Moves constantly, does not attack |
Because of the size of the health bar, a strong endgame build or a party clears the ship far faster. The lack of return damage means you can focus entirely on damage output and keeping pace with the hull.
Ghost Ship rewards and drop rates
Defeating the ship always gives a Phantom Lantern and a Ghost Chest, alongside flat progression rewards. The rarer bonuses roll on a 10% chance each.
| Reward | Drop chance |
|---|---|
| Phantom Lantern (x1) | 100% |
| Ghost Chest (x1) | 100% |
| Blade Fragment | 10% |
| Ghastly Haki color | 10% |
| Race Spins (x5) | 10% |
On top of the loot table, a successful clear also grants 2 Levels, 50 Gems, and 50,000 Beli. The Ghost Chest is a short interaction window that appears after the kill and holds the Ghastly Haki color, the Race Spins, and a chance at a random Rare or higher Devil Fruit.
What Phantom Lanterns unlock
Phantom Lanterns are the main reason to farm this event. They are the crafting gate for several endgame items and progression paths.
- Blackleg Fighting Style V2, which also needs 300 Black Leg Mastery, Third Sea access, x2 Phantom Lanterns, and 5,000,000 Beli from the Sage of Combat on the Sea 3 Starter Island.
- Prismatic Shard, a crafted item used to summon the Cthulhu boss.
- Dominus Messor, which lists Phantom Lantern among its requirements.
Because the Storm loop controls how often the altar appears, plan your fruit stockpile around that timer. Keep at least one high-value fruit banked for the next window, position yourself near the Land of the Gods before the weather changes, and you can chain summons every cycle to build up Phantom Lanterns for whichever unlock you are chasing.
