How many distinct parts does the ship use?

The ship is made up of 265 distinct elements that combine into the 754 total pieces.

What colours define the ship?

Black, light and dark bluish grey, and reddish brown dominate, giving it a weathered pirate look.

Ninjago

LEGO® Misfortune's Keep

Misfortune's Keep is the flying pirate ship from the Ninjago Skybound wave, built from 754 pieces into a vessel with an open deck, cabin and several playable details. Six minifigures crew the ship. This page breaks down all 265 distinct parts that go into it.

Set number: 70605
Year: 2016
Pieces: 754
Minifigures: 6
Theme: Ninjago
Different parts: 265

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 265

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (28)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 6

Bucko fig-0012544 pieces × 1
Nadakhan fig-0027656 pieces × 1
Kai with Scabbard (Skybound) fig-0029685 pieces × 1
Flintlocke with Epaulettes fig-0029737 pieces × 1
Lloyd with Large Shoulder Armour (Skybound) fig-0029746 pieces × 1
Jay with Eyepatch (Skybound) fig-0029755 pieces × 1

Description

A ship built to sail the sky

Unlike a traditional LEGO® pirate galleon, Misfortune's Keep belongs to the Ninjago universe, where the ship travels through the air rather than across water. That shows in how it is built: instead of a hull shaped for waves, the design favours an open deck with details accessible from multiple angles, so the minifigures and their showdowns stay visible whether the ship sits on a stand or is posed mid-flight. That same idea carries through other Skybound sets, which pair familiar ship shapes with flight-themed elements.

A six-figure crew

Six minifigures is a solid figure count for a ship set of this size, enough to field a small crew alongside opponents rather than just one or two characters. That fits the Ninjago storyline around pirates and ninja, where conflicts tend to involve several figures at once, giving play sessions with rotating roles noticeably more room to work with than a smaller crew would allow. Weapons and accessories for each figure round out the line-up further.

265 parts across the deck

754 pieces built from 265 distinct elements point to a fairly intricate build: rigging, sail mounts, cabin walls and deck planking all rely on varied shapes rather than large flat surfaces. That variety makes the ship more involved to assemble than a building set of similar size, while also keeping the construction process itself more varied from section to section. Anyone hunting for a specific piece can look it up quickly in the parts list on this page.

A weathered pirate palette

Black, the two grey tones and reddish brown define the look, deliberately favouring a worn, weathered pirate aesthetic over bright toy-ship colours. Reddish brown reads as timber across the deck and hull detailing, while the greys and black suggest metal fittings and sail mechanisms. The exact split across all 265 parts, including the smaller accent colours on the sails and accessories, is listed on this page.

FAQ

What is Misfortune's Keep (70605)?: It is the flying pirate ship from the Ninjago Skybound wave, built from 754 pieces with six minifigures.
How many distinct parts does the ship use?: The ship is made up of 265 distinct elements that combine into the 754 total pieces.
What colours define the ship?: Black, light and dark bluish grey, and reddish brown dominate, giving it a weathered pirate look.

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