Sea of Thieves

In this Tall Tale, you will discover the fates suffered by three members of the Morningstar Crew. Ah, but there was a fourth! Jill. When it became clear that the Morningstar no longer had a fighting chance, Jill fled just before Graymarrow could reach her. It seems her disappearance remains a mystery to her crew […]

Madame Olivia drew forth four names from Briggsy’s skull—three of whom might retain fond memories of Briggsy in return. Ah, but what about the fourth? Salty. No, that’s not a descriptor. “Salty” is the name of an undead parrot, who once worked with Wanda—or Captain Warsmith. Salty does not exactly think of fondly of Briggsy,

Briggsy was not always a dark and twisted shell. Her memories betray tender recollections of “Wild Rose… True love shining like a beacon that calls across the waves…” Ah, yes. Briggsy could not have been who she is today when romance sparked between two in her crew. The journals for this Tall Tale were penned

Thick as thieves, indeed. Bonding over a mutual reverence for wisdom in the stars, Briggsy and Sudds shared a friendship coded in astrological allusions. The journals for Stars of a Thief take the form of Sudds’ notes, most of which tell stories of the stars. Here you’ll find the locations and text for each Journal

The lore in the Legendary Storyteller centers on Briggsy’s adventures—all told through the eyes of a child. Aye, your Tall Tale book is scrawled in the endearingly clumsy hand of young Tasha. By contrast, the Legendary Storyteller journals are a bit more mature—and a bit more foreboding. The first four of these journals were penned

The lore within The Cursed Rogue sets the stage for the next four Tall Tales! We’re introduced to a new character in the Shores of Gold saga: Captain Briggsy. In this Tall Tale, you will be hunting Briggsy down. So, perhaps you might want to read the tale of another pirate who once sought to

As the very first Tall Tale, the Shroudbreaker’s lore sets the scene. You’ll receive much of this lore from the Pirate Lord himself in the form of your Tall Tale book. However, you might be keen to see this story unfold from another’s perspective. In the Shroudbreaker Tall Tale, there are five journals written by