Learn how to find, fight, and sell treasures from Ocean Crawlers like Crabs, Eels, and Clams in Sea of Thieves. This guide covers mechanics, types of treasure, and trading companies.
This guide covers the various treasures found in Sea of Thieves, including their mechanics, types, and how they relate to Trading Companies. Treasures are the primary source of Gold, Doubloons, Reputation, and Emissary Value.
Walkthrough
- 1Treasures are Transportable Items sold to Trading Companies for Currencies, Reputation, and Emissary Value.
- 2Each Trading Company values specific treasures and has Representatives at every Outpost.
- 3Treasures can be found through Voyages, randomly across the seas, in Islands, Barrels of Plenty, Shipwrecks, Fort Vaults, or taken by enemies like Skeleton Ships, Megalodons, or the Kraken.
- 4All Treasure Items emit a colored glint or glow for easy spotting.
- 5Treasures must be carried by hand to a Company Representative. A pirate can only hold one item at a time and cannot fight or use equipment while carrying it.
- 6Treasures can be retrieved with a Harpoon. Smaller items can be stored in Container Chests (up to 3 items) to hide their glow.
- 7Items dropped in water sink after about 5 minutes, except for Trade Good Crates.
- 8Picking up relevant treasures while sailing as a Trading Company Emissary grants Emissary Grade Reputation, with additional gains for placing them on the ship.
Tips
- Treasure items are categorized by the Trading Company they are sold to.
- Within the Gold Hoarders, Order of Souls, and Merchant Alliance, treasures are further categorized into Regular, Ashen, Stronghold, Skeletal, and Ghostly variants.
- Gold Hoarders accept Treasure Chests and Artefacts.
- Treasure Chests are unbreakable and locked, sold to Gold Hoarders for their contents. They emit a White Glint. Types include Regular, Shipwrecked, Coral, Ashen, Valuable, and Cursed.
- Artefacts are smaller items found individually, in chests, or in Fortress Vaults. They emit a Golden Glint.
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