Sea of Thieves Coming to Battle.Net With New Cosmetics

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On April 15, 2025

Sea of Thieves is coming to Battle.net in a big way, featuring some brand-new sails inspired by popular Blizzard games like Overwatch 2, Diablo 4, World of Warcraft, and Hearthstone. Fans can pre-purchase Sea of Thieves on Battle.net in three different editions in preparation for its official launch on the platform on May 22.

Since its release in 2018, Sea of Thieves established itself as one of the definitive pirate simulators. Featuring the single-player and co-op Safer Seas setting or the online piratical PvP of the High Seas, Sea of Thieves is currently in its 15th season, each of which has offered new rewards, challenges, and gameplay mechanics.

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Now, pirates looking to plunder in Sea of Thieves can soon set sail from a brand-new harbor. Sea of Thieves has officially announced it is coming to Battle.net on May 22, featuring full cross-compatibility with the Xbox, PlayStation, and other PC versions. The Sea of Thieves Battle.net release is available in three editions, the most basic of which costs $40 and includes the base game, the 2025 soundtrack, and Cobalt Kestrel weapons, as well as the Athena’s Fortune audiobook and The Rough Guide to Sea of Thieves eBook.

Sea of Thieves Battle.net Editions and Contents

Sea of Thieves Standard Edition – $40
- Base game
- Sea of Thieves Soundtrack – 2025 Edition
- Sea of Thieves: Athena’s Fortune audiobook
- The Rough Guide to Sea of Thieves eBook
- Cobalt Kestrel weapon bundle
Sea of Thieves: Deluxe Edition – $50
- Everything in the Standard Edition
- Parrot clothing bundle
- Dire Dark Warsmith weapon bundle
- 10,000 Gold
- Closed beta invitation
Sea of Thieves: Premium Edition – $60
- Everything in the Deluxe Edition
- Dire Dark Warsmith ship decorations
- Dire Dark Warsmith ship crest
- Dire Dark Warsmith costume set
- Five Blizzard-themed ship sails
  - Sails of Warriors’ Will – inspired by Battle.net
  - Sails of Heroes’ Horizon – inspired by Overwatch
  - Sails of Fabled Feuds – inspired by World of Warcraft
  - Sails of Binding Bounty – inspired by Hearthstone
  - Sails of Demonic Devotion – inspired by Diablo
- 1,000 Ancient Coins
- 6 days of Early Access
- Season 16 Plunder Pass

Players looking for some extra booty can pick up the Deluxe Edition for $50 to get the Parrot Clothing bundle, the Dire Dark Warsmith weapon bundle in Sea of Thieves, plus 10,000 in-game gold and access to the Battle.net closed beta. The Premium Edition, which runs $60, also comes with the matching Dire Dark Warsmith ship, crest, and costume set, as well as 1,000 Ancient Coins for use at the Pirate Emporium, six days early access, and the Season 16 Plunder Pass. Were that not enough, the Premium Edition includes five unique sails inspired by World of Warcraft, Overwatch 2, Hearthstone, Diablo 4, and Battle.net itself.

Sea of Thieves is the latest of several Microsoft games to be made available via Battle.net, including Avowed, Doom: The Dark Ages, and The Outer Worlds 2. Blizzard said it hoped to make Battle.net “the highest quality curated platform” for its fans, so gamers should expect plenty more Xbox titles to arrive on the platform in 2025 and beyond.

Destiny 2 also recently crossed over with Sea of Thieves with a slew of cosmetics inspired by the Bungie shooter. The Lightbearer costume set, weapons, and ship decorations are still available in bundles and for individual Ancient Coin purchase, so players who get the Premium Edition on Battle.net might consider some of these cosmetics while they are still available.