Theres plenty to see here, but the highlights are pets, as you can have a monkey or parrot accompany you wherever you go, and dress them in costumes too.

If it gets separated from you, it’ll just reappear by your side. Ever since Sea of Thieves first released, Rare has been expanding it with constant updates, and the latest one is called Smugglers Fortune. It’ll appear nearby and begin following you around. When you purchase a pet, visit the Pet Chest near the Emporium to equip it. Just a heads up, though, Pet Outfits cannot be worn by Collector’s Pets. Much like pets themselves, Pet Outfits don’t serve any practical purpose, they’re just there to make your pets look cute and snappy. In addition to pets, you can also buy Pet Outfits from the Emporium for 249 Ancient Coins a pop. Always underfoot, until the moment they arent. The Sea of Thieves is rife with skeletons, but none as loyal as this cadaverous canine and fleshless feline These pets may look a little undernourished, but they're guaranteed to provide fun and amusement while you adventure - and terrify any intruders who stow away on your ship. Collector’s Pets have cool visual effects like spooky fire or unusual colorations. PVE - the pet gets in the way and you pick it up instead of a crate for supplied or the item you are trying to loot General sailing - the pet goes and hides somewhere and you can never find it again, forcing you to abandon it forever. Occasionally, the Emporium will feature special Collector’s Pets, usually along with major in-game events. Ancient Coins are primarily obtained by purchasing them with real-life money, though if you’re lucky, you can also source a few from the rare Ancient Skeletons that occasionally spawn on islands. Pets can be purchased with Ancient Coins for prices ranging from 499 to 649. Pets are available in the game’s microtransaction shop, the Pirate Emporium. If you want a pet, the first and foremost way of getting one is, unfortunately, to shell out for it.

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