Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll is the Halloween event currency earned by fighting through Requiem of the Lost 2026. Ubisoft confirms you can trade it at the event vendor or use it in the in-game event store. The event runs until November 3, so players still chasing seasonal cosmetics or weapons have a limited window to earn and spend it.
If you’re farming Reaper’s Toll, the main loop is Unhallowed ghost ships, the Reaper of the Lost and the summoned Unbound Reaper. Hallowed Flares summon the boss. Reaper’s Toll is the currency used for rewards. Here are the reliable earning methods, current store information and the World Tier choices players are reporting this year.
How to earn Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll
- Join the Requiem of the Lost activity before November 3.
- Find and sink Unhallowed ghost ships. Repair Weapons help break their supernatural barriers.
- Defeat enough Unhallowed ships to bring out the Reaper of the Lost.
- Complete daily repeatable event quests and fight Roamers for Hallowed Flares, then use flares to summon the Unbound Reaper.
- Defeat the event bosses, collect your drops and check your Reaper’s Toll balance before deciding whether to farm again or visit the shop.
Ubisoft says the currency comes from these battles. It has not published a universal exact number of Reaper’s Toll per enemy or an official 2026 efficiency table, so don’t plan around an assumed guaranteed payout from every ship.
Where to spend Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll
For the 2026 event, players locate the Hallowed Gravestone vendor in Sainte-Anne. Head to the back-right of the settlement and up the hill to the graveyard. You can also spend Reaper’s Toll on eligible cosmetics in the in-game store. Some offers let you choose between Gold and event currency, so check which one will be deducted before buying.
Ubisoft identifies Drowning Hellion, an Epic Flooding Demi-Cannon, as a 2026 Requiem reward, and advertises the Soul Harvest and Rogue Stringer cosmetic sets. Those are confirmed additions, but Ubisoft hasn’t provided a complete price list for the event vendor and cosmetic store.
October 2026 players report a 1,000 Reaper’s Toll offer for Drowning Hellion, as well as Caustic Spall Station, The Drowned One and returning gear in the shop. One player reported roughly 6,000 Toll for both featured cosmetic sets. These are current player observations, not a publisher price sheet. Check the price in your game before deciding how many more runs you need.
What should you buy with Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll?
When spending Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll on your ship build, check Drowning Hellion first. Ubisoft confirms its Sea’s Fury perk, which can apply severe Flooding damage and improves its chance with successive hits. The weapon also has Flooding II, adding 20% damage as Flooding damage. It’s an actual 2026 reward, not an item carried over from an old Halloween table.
If you’re collecting cosmetics, compare the Soul Harvest and Rogue Stringer sets with the contents of your inventory. In the cosmetic store, check whether the selected payment is event currency or Gold. You can save money by choosing the Toll option where it’s offered and you’ve earned enough through playing.
Fastest Reaper’s Toll farming: World Tier 3 or 4?
For Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll, World Tier 4 is not automatically the fastest farm. Some October 2026 players describe long boss fights with tough shields and aggro, while others clear the Unbound Reaper much more quickly in World Tier 3. Work out which tier earns you the most Toll for the time you spend.
As examples, one October 2026 player reported around 190 Toll after a lengthy Tier 4 fight, while another described about 115 Toll from Tier 1. Those are individual results, not guaranteed payouts. Time your own runs and compare currency per minute instead of assuming the hardest tier pays best.
For Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll, a quicker, repeatable fight may be more valuable than a higher nominal reward from a much harder tier. Time a few runs with your normal ship, then divide the currency earned by the time spent. If you also want weapon drops, account for those rather than looking at currency alone.
Do you need Hallowed Flares to farm Reaper’s Toll?
You need Hallowed Flares to start the Unbound Reaper encounter. Ubisoft names Roamers, the Reaper of the Lost and daily repeatable quests as flare sources. The Halloween 2026 announcement does not give a specific number of flares required for one summon, so check the live interaction before committing to a farming plan.
Our Hallowed Flares guide covers the summoning chain. The Unbound Reaper boss guide explains the shield counter and current player-tested tactics. You’ll spend less time repeating the wrong encounter if you separate the two bosses and their rewards.
Does unused Reaper’s Toll carry over?
The event ends on November 3, 2026. Current players say leftover Halloween Toll is not converted into another currency after the event, although Ubisoft’s October announcement doesn’t state the exact handling of unused balances. Spend the Toll you need before the event closes.
The Requiem of the Lost 2026 overview lists the dates and headline rewards. For Skull and Bones Reaper’s Toll, your immediate plan is to farm the events you can clear consistently, check today’s store stock and spend the currency before the Halloween event finishes.
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Official source: Ubisoft’s official Halloween 2026 event announcement.
