News tip Sea of Thieves Cursed Chests: The full list, how to find them and how much are they worth?
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In Sea of Thieves, you carry many chests which will allow you to amass wealth. These chests can take different forms, but the most complicated to bring back are surely the cursed chests that we are going to mention here!
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Summary
- Where to find cursed chests in Sea of Thieves?
- Chest of a Thousand Grogs
- Chest of Rage
- Chest of Sorrow and Eternal Sorrow
Where to find cursed chests in Sea of Thieves?
The first question you probably ask yourself about cursed chests in Sea of Thieves is whether they are in particular locations and The answer is no ! In fact, you will be able to find them almost everywhere.
So there is no other condition than having a little luck if you want to get your hands on these chests. Well, luck, everything is relative. Because if it is true that they are clearly among the most profitable chests in the game In terms of gold coins, bringing them back can quickly become a problem.
Each one has a very particular mechanic and will hinder you and even put you in danger. It's simple, apart from the chest of a thousand grogs, we will advise you to go directly to an outpost when you find a cursed chest.
To help you identify them and understand how they work, we will present to you all the cursed chests in the rest of this article. For each one, you will have a description, the selling price, as well as an image to illustrate how it works.
Chest of a Thousand Grogs
We mentioned it to you just before, the chest of a thousand grogs is the first cursed chest in Sea of Thieves that we are going to mention and the good news is that it is the least annoying. Indeed, the wearer immediately feels the effects of the alcohol upon picking it up.
It's rather funny to see, but It’s not that disabling either.. As for the selling price you can get from it, count between 2200 and 2600 gold coins. It is logically the least profitable of all the cursed chests that we are going to discuss here.
Chest of Rage
We will quickly reach a milestone with the rage chest! The latter already sells for much more since you will be able to get between 3000 and 3500 gold coins from its resale. The problem is that it tends to rise in temperature at regular intervals during transport, causing fires on your boat.
The bad news is that if he takes damage, he goes up even faster! Therefore, in the event of a battle, the situation can quickly spiral out of control. Please note that to cool it during transport, you can throw buckets of water on him. Keeping a crew member dedicated to this task can be a good thing.
Chest of Sorrow and Eternal Sorrow
Let's finish with the sorrow chest which will have a completely opposite mechanics to the one we have just mentioned. It's simple, the latter will start to cry at regular intervals and we are clearly not talking about a few tears, but real downpours.
On dry land, it's not particularly bothersome, but on a boat, It can cause it to sink if you're not careful. ! Therefore, as with the next chest, it is better to keep a crew member ready to bail when the need arises.
As for the sale price, we will be exactly the same as the rage chest, that is to say between 3000 and 3500 gold coins. Except that there is a second version of this cursed chest on Sea of Thieves, the chest of eternal sorrow, and he is more troublesome.
As his name suggests, he never stops crying and so it can quickly sink boats. It is worth watching like milk on the fire, but in return, it has a much more attractive selling price, between 6000 and 7000 gold pieces! It is also logically much rarer.