Sea of Thieves Season Five Brings… Sitting, Lots of Holiday Goodies, Treasure Burying, & Much More

Today Rare revealed the content coming with Season five of the popular online adventure game Sea of Thieves.
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Today Rare revealed the content coming with Season Five of the popular online adventure game Sea of Thieves.

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The update that comes on December 2 will bring lots of new goodies mostly tied to the Holidays (on top of a few linked to Pirates of the Caribbean in the Pirate Emporium) and quite a bunch of features, including fireworks, the cannon rowboat, and the ability to bury treasure creating your own mini-quests that other adventurous pirates can solve (earning you reputation).

Yet, perhaps the biggest addition is also the simplest… sitting, on top of laying in bed. Roleplayers will also get a set of dices with a variety of options for the number of faces.

You can check it all out in the trailer below.

Sea of Thieves is currently available for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. Just recently, we learned that it recently passed 25 million players.

If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you can read the official description below.

“Sea of Thieves offers the essential pirate experience, from sailing and fighting to exploring and looting – everything you need to live the pirate life and become a legend in your own right. With no set roles, you have complete freedom to approach the world, and other players, however you choose.

Whether you’re voyaging as a group or sailing solo, you’re bound to encounter other crews in this shared world adventure – but will they be friends or foes, and how will you respond?

A Vast Open World

Explore a vast open world filled with unspoiled islands, sunken ships and mysterious artefacts. Take on quests to hunt for lost treasure, seek out cursed Skeleton Captains or gather valuable cargo for the Trading Companies. Go hunting and fishing or choose from hundreds of optional goals and side-quests.

Unforgettable stories

Play through the Tall Tales to experience Sea of Thieves’ unique take on a story-driven campaign. With 11 tales to play through across two epic storylines, these immersive and cinematic quests provide around 30 hours of the ultimate pirate fantasy.

Become Legend

On your journey to become a Pirate Legend you’ll amass loot, build a reputation and define a unique personal style with your hard-earned rewards. Adventurer. Explorer. Conqueror. What will your legend be?

A Game That’s Always Growing

With five major expansions and almost a year’s worth of monthly updates, Sea of Thieves is a service-based game that is continually growing and evolving. Check back each month to see what new content has been added.”


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