Treasure such as Cursed Chests. Related: Xbox Game Pass will let you play Sea of Thieves at launch. Players have been signalling each other with lamps, singing sea shanties together, eating ...

Perhaps surprisingly, the Chest of Rage is the first new cursed chest to be added to Sea of Thieves' since the piratical multiplayer adventure launched just shy of two years ago. It's a doozy ...

The Sea of Thieves content update for February won ... The video also includes a first look at a new cursed chest called the Chest of Rage. Similar to the Chest of Sorrow, which will slowly ...

Sea of Thieves continues it’s updates by adding a new cursed chest called the Chest of Rage, the new content updates for the next month, and the ability to change your pirate’s full appearance ...

There are various types of cursed treasure chests in Sea of Thieves you must keep an eye out for. Each has a unique characteristic, and transporting them poses a grave challenge. However ...

Press X and The Cursed Rogue Tall Tale will be activated ... a Skeleton Key and a Skeleton Chest. To find the Skeleton Key, you'll need to pay attention to the island pictures in the story.

Sea of Thieves has three main mission types, and one of them involves the classic pirate pastime of following treasure maps and digging for buried chests. These are my personal favorite voyages to ...

Collector’s Chests – now called Treasure Chests – are a handy new type of chest in Sea of Thieves. These special chests actually open and close and can have items stored in them. Players ...

You'll be digging up a lot of heavy chests in Sea of Thieves, so it's only natural to want to know if you can open chests. While it might be obvious that you need to sell skulls and deliver ...

Even before Pirates of the Caribbean arrived in Sea of Thieves, the bombastic pirate adventure game was known for its own variety of original quests, creatures, and treasure chests. One of these ...

Of course, June is also Pride Month, which gives us a wonderful opportunity to celebrate all our sailors’ differences and ...