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Sea of Thieves’ Shrouded Spoils update detailed by Rare

Sea of Thieves’ Shrouded Spoils update was today detailed by developer Rare.

The game’s fourth big content drop, Shrouded Spoils is available today and offers the following:

  • The addition of fog that can appear suddenly and cloak all manner of dangers at sea and on land
  • New Merchant Alliance items to find including the explosive Mega-keg, Crate of Ancient Bone Dust and Mermaid Statue Gems
  • More skeleton forts to take on as six new forts become active making nine in total
  • Improved skeleton ships including the addition of a new skeleton sloop, a new ‘Battle of the Devil’s Roar’ skeleton ship skirmish and the addition of roaming skeleton ships who display varying levels of aggression
  • New ways to express yourself including all-new ship customisations – cannons, wheels and capstans – and the time-limited ‘Wailing Barnacle’ ship and cosmetic set
  • A range of new Pirate Legend Commendations for Athena Levels 1-10
  • More frequent appearances from the Kraken (who’s also learned some new tricks), a range of new Megalodon variants to find and rewards and commendations for defeating these monsters

The Shrouded Spoils update is available for free to all Sea of Thieves across Xbox One and Windows 10 PC, including those who play the game through the Xbox Game Pass subscription program.

Sea of Thieves is available now on Windows PC and Xbox One.


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