This page lists the locations in Sea of Thieves.
The Sea of Thieves[]
The Sea of Thieves is the area of ocean located within the Devil's Shroud. The world is ever evolving, with many locations added or changed since the launch of the game.
For an interactive map of the Sea of Thieves, visit Rare Thief's Interactive Map or Merfolk's Lullaby's Interactive Map.
Regions[]
The Sea of Thieves map is divided into four regions surrounded by the dangerous Devil's Shroud on edges of the map. Each region is intended to have its own distinct theme and feel.
The Shores of Plenty[]
The Shores of Plenty comprises the north-west portion of the map. It is composed mainly of tropical, sandy cays and islands with white sandy beaches and lush palm trees. It has been stated that this region's feel was inspired by the Caribbean during the Golden Age of Piracy, along with a touch of Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean films. The Shores of Plenty is tied to the Merchant Alliance.
The Ancient Isles[]
The Ancient Isles comprises the southern and south-western portion of the map. It is composed mainly of jungly islands with lush greenery, rock monuments, hidden cave structures and ancient hideaways of ancient people. It has been stated that this region's feel was inspired by the Indiana Jones film franchise, in terms of adventure, exploring ancient ruins, and solving their mysteries; along with old swashbuckling adventure stories. The Ancient Isles is tied to the Gold Hoarders.
The Wilds[]
The Wilds comprises the north-east portion of the map. It is composed mainly of rocky, semi-fortified and deserted islands containing the remains of deceased pirates. This region is dark and cloudy, with the flora of the islands being largely wilted. It has been stated that this region was intended to feel darker and more threatening, with near-permanent cloud cover and native plant life slowly withering and dying. The Wilds is tied to the Order of Souls.
The Devil's Roar[]
The Devil's Roar comprises the south-east portion of the map. It is composed mainly out of volcanic islands covered with charred plant life and strange red crystal growths. It is a deadly stretch of ocean, pockmarked with volcanic elements, threatening all ships that pass through. There are caves dotted around the area that offer protection, but with constant earthquakes and erupting geysers and volcanoes, nowhere else is truly safe. The Devil's Roar has its own high risk, high reward Voyages that can only be purchased at the only Outpost in the region, Morrow's Peak Outpost.
No Man's Sea[]
No Man's Sea is a name given to the open sea in the middle of the Sea of Thieves that does not fall into any of the four regions surrounding it. The area contains three islands, two of which are uncharted, The Glorious Sea Dog and Uncharted Island (K-9). While The Reaper’s Hideout used to be uncharted too, it is now used as the base of operations for the Reaper's Bones. While Uncharted Island (N-13) also appears to be here, it is home to Wildsplashes, indicating that the island is a part of The Wilds. No Man's Sea is not home to any regional fish types, thus making it ideal for catching non-regional fish variants such as Shadow Stormfish or Twilight Stormfish while in storms.
The Devil's Shroud[]
The Devil's Shroud is a red and eerie sea that acts as a world boundary for the Sea of Thieves. Ships which attempt to sail into the Shroud will begin to take hull damage and soon sink.
Shores of Gold[]
The Shores of Gold, or Tribute Peak, is an island to the north-east of the map, within the Devil's Shroud. It is the main focus of the Shores of Gold story arc and is finally visited during the Shores of Gold Tall Tale through use of the Shroudbreaker to part the Devil's Shroud.
Old Sailor Isle[]
Old Sailor Isle is a large island, supposedly through the Devil's Shroud to the south of the Sea of Thieves. This island is used as part of the Maiden Voyage tutorial, in which the Pirate Lord guides players taking their first journey through the Shroud into the Sea of Thieves. This island is not accessible in Adventure Mode.
Sea of the Damned[]
The Sea of the Damned is a ghostly realm of the dead visited during the A Pirate's Life and Captains of the Damned Tall Tales. This is also the sea in which the Ferry of the Damned sails, ferrying the souls of deceased pirates back to the land of the living. It is not located inside the Sea of Thieves, nor behind the The Devil's Shroud, but is accessed via Tunnels of the Damned.
Ferry of the Damned[]
The Ferry of the Damned is a ghost ship, said to be sailing within the Sea of the Damned, where players are sent for a short time after dying, before the door to the captain's cabin opens and they can take the portal back to the living world.
Location types[]
Islands[]
Islands are wild and uninhabited locations which make up most of the land in the Sea of Thieves. There are three types of islands, small islands, large islands and uncharted islands. Islands can hide barrels full of resources and buried or forgotten treasure, as well as other creatures such as animals, skeletons, Ocean Crawlers and Phantoms. Islands are the main targets of Voyages issued by Trading Companies who dare not venture into these perilous locations themselves.
Outposts[]
Outposts are inhabited islands, housing a tavern, various shops, Trading Company representatives, Emissary Tables and a port for a crew's ship. Every game session begins at an Outpost as this is where players and their ships spawn, acquire Voyages, turn in treasure and spend currencies. There are no natural enemies on Outposts other than enemy players.
Athena's Fortune Hideout[]
The Athena's Fortune Hideout is a hub for Pirate Legends and the legendary Trading Company, Athena's Fortune. It can be accessed by Pirate Legends after playing the Shanty of Legends in the correct location in any Outpost tavern. This hidden cave is where players can purchase Athena's Fortune Voyages and Legend exclusive cosmetics.
Seaposts[]
Seaposts are small rock islets, each with a trader who offer 5% discounts on a selection of three random items that change every midnight. Seaposts also house representatives for The Hunter's Call Trading Company who accept fish and meat.
Fortresses[]
Fortresses are highly fortified islands, similar in size to Outposts. Most of the time, these Fortresses are abandoned and are quiet with a large number of barrels with ample resources and excess Gunpowder Barrels. However, at any time, one of the Forts can become active and be taken over by hordes of skeletons during a Skeleton Fort World Event. Any attacking crew will have to take on many waves of skeletons as a well as Skeleton Lord, to unlock the vault full of treasure.
Fort of the Damned[]
Fort of the Damned, previously Old Boot Fort, is a special Skeleton Fort shrouded in eternal fog, where players can perform a ritual to summon waves of Shadow of Fate skeletons before the Ghost of Graymarrow, a Skeleton Lord who hides high value riches in the fort's vault. To access the fort's hidden treasures you must claim all six Flames of Fate and a Ritual Skull.
Sunken Kingdom[]
The Sunken Kingdom is composed of multiple underwater Shrines and Treasuries inhabited by the Sirens.
Siren Shrines[]
Siren Shrines are underwater structures where players can explore and solve puzzles to discover Coral Treasure and Siren Gems.
Siren Treasuries[]
Siren Treasuries are enclosed, underwater battle arena structures where players can take on waves of Sirens, Ocean Crawlers and Coral Skeletons to eventually unlock the vault containing a large quantity of Coral Treasure and Siren Gems.
Uncharted locations[]
The underwater tunnel entrance at N-13.
There are a number of uncharted locations that do not appear on the Map Table.
Uncharted islands[]
There are three islands in the Sea of Thieves that are not marked on any ship's Map Table, Uncharted Island (K-9), Uncharted Island (N-13) and The Glorious Sea Dog. These islands are not targeted by Voyages, however they may be inhabited by various people or even hide secrets that can only be accessed through investigating Tall Tales.
Sunken Shipwrecks[]
Shipwrecks are sunken ships that contain large quantities of resources, fish and meat, and various types of sunken treasure. These can be located by large flocks of seagulls flying above them.
Sea volcanoes[]
Sea volcanoes are huge rocky structures in The Devil's Roar which can erupt, much like the volcanoes on large islands there. Most are positioned such that multiple small islands are within the range of their eruptions. Sea volcanoes can be found at X-12, V-15, Y-19, V-20, and Y-25.
List of locations[]
The following is a list of every location in Sea of Thieves, along with its type and position.
Islands[]
Outposts[]
| Outposts | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Grid | Region |
| Sanctuary Outpost | F-7 |  The Shores of Plenty
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| Port Merrick | D-10 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Plunder Outpost | J-18 |  The Ancient Isles
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| Ancient Spire Outpost | Q-17 | The Ancient Isles
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| Galleon's Grave Outpost | R-8 |  The Wilds
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| Dagger Tooth Outpost | M-8 | The Wilds
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| Morrow's Peak Outpost | V-17 |  The Devil's Roar
|
Seaposts[]
Fortresses[]
| Fortresses | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Grid | Region |
| Keel Haul Fort | C-6 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Hidden Spring Keep | I-8 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Sailor's Knot Stronghold | E-14 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Lost Gold Fort | H-17 | The Ancient Isles
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| Fort of the Damned | L-14 | The Ancient Isles
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| The Crow's Nest Fortress | O-17 | The Ancient Isles
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| Skull Keep | P-9 | The Wilds
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| Kraken Watchtower | L-6 | The Wilds
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| Shark Fin Camp | P-5 | The Wilds
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| Molten Sands Fortress | Z-11 | The Devil's Roar
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Sea Forts[]
| Sea Forts | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Grid | Region |
| Royal Crest Fortress | J-6 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Imperial Crown Fortress | B-11 | The Shores of Plenty
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| Ancient Gold Fortress | F-19 | The Ancient Isles
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| Old Brinestone Fortress | K-21 | The Ancient Isles
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| Traitor's Fate Fortress | S-6 | The Wilds
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| Mercy's End Fortress | P-14 | The Wilds
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Sunken Kingdom[]
Tall Tale locations[]
| Tall Tale locations | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Grid | Region | Tall Tale |
| Old Sailor Isle | n/a | Outside the Sea of Thieves |  Maiden Voyage
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| Tribute Peak | Y-3 | The Devil's Shroud |  Shores of Gold (Quest)
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| Dead Man's Grotto | n/a | Sea of the Damned |  A Pirate's Life
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| Sailor's Grave | n/a | Sea of the Damned | A Pirate's Life
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| Sunken Kingdom | C-19 | n/a | The Sunken Pearl
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| The Whispering Bayou | n/a | Sea of the Damned | Captains of the Damned
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| Fort of Lost Souls | n/a | Sea of the Damned | Captains of the Damned
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| Isla Tesoro | n/a | Sea of the Damned | Captains of the Damned
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| Tavern of the Damned | n/a | Sea of the Damned | Captains of the Damned
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| Coral Fortress | North of J-1 | n/a | Dark Brethren
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| Spire | n/a | n/a | Lords of the Sea
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Patch history[]
- 2.3.0 (September 23, 2021)
- Added the Sunken Kingdom.
- 2.2.0 (June 22, 2021)
- Added The Coral Fortress Sea of the Damned, Spire, and theSunken Kingdom as Tall Tale locations.
- 2.0.10 (December 11, 2019)
- Added Old Sailor Isle as the island you start on in the Maiden Voyage.
- 2.0 (April 30, 2019)
- Added The Glorious Sea Dog Tavern and Tribute Peak.
- 1.3.0 (September 27, 2018)
- Added The Devil's Roar and Seaposts.
- First Release (March 20, 2018)
- Introduced.
External links[]
- The World of Sea of Thieves, Sea of Thieves YouTube
- The Wider World, Sea of Thieves YouTube