Sea of Thieves: How to Become a Captain and Name Your Ship

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As a live service title, Rare's popular, open world pirating game Sea of Thieves is constantly evolving. Since it's launch back in 2018, the game has seen sweeping changes, which have not only helped improve the overall experience, but has also managed to pull in a dedicated fan base both on the Xbox and PC platforms. In fact, Sea of Thieves has even crossover over with Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean to offer a fresh experience for those who would rather partake in a story based mode instead of against others on the open seas.

The game's switch to a seasonal model has also proven to be a boon, letting players opt in to a Battle Pass to procure even more rewards from ship cosmetics, to currency, and other resources. While season seven was hit with an unfortunate last minute delay, it has finally launched in full and brought with it some highly requested fan features. From new seasonal rewards and a continuation of the game's narrative, the biggest addition in Season 7 is living the life of a Ship Captain.

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At long last, Sea of Thieves players can officially take on the role of Ship Captain by owning a ship and customizing it to their heart's content. New logbooks, milestones, SHipwright services, and even the Sovereign faction have arrived to make the player's transition to a fully fledged captain that much easier. Here is everything a player needs to know in order to become a fully realized ship captain.

To ascend to the role of Captain, players should select the My Ships option instead of selecting a ship type from the main menu. For first timers, the game will then display the option to purchase one of three types of ships:

It's worth noting that while players can own