This bony eyepatch really carries off that gloomy pirate look you've heard about.

A mighty set of jaws, giving your ship that skeletal savageness it deserves.

This rod is made from stiff bone and there's really nothing funny about that at all.

Skeletons aren't scared of much, but this flag is up there.

You can only wonder why you didn't think to adorn your fists with bones sooner.

Some might see this hat and call you 'bonehead', but only once.

This skeletal hook will really creep people out when you pick your nose. Or theirs.

Now your ship bears the terrifying visage of death, which is nice.

A skeleton hurdy-gurdy will surely play a tune loud enough to wake the dead.

A jacket adorned with bones, perfect for thrill-seekers and taxidermists.

A lantern for the truly macabre, this will light your way in the eeriest fashion.

A skeleton pegleg, perfect for stomping on skeleton foes.

A bone-handled pistol. Death begets more death!

Tells the time, while also serving a grim reminder that time is running out.

When the skellies see you coming, they'll know you've got a bone to pick.

What better than a skeleton for digging in the earth?

If your crew won't listen, tell them this trumpet is decorated with the bones of the last crew.

See what's coming, unlike the previous owner of these bones.

Drink from the skull of your enemy! As classic as it is unhygienic.

Even your trousers have bones... you know what, never mind.

Put the skeletons you smash to better use as a ship's wheel. They can guide you to the next battle!

A carving of Captain Flameheart, awarded to those who have fought as The Servants of the Flame.

Pin this to your mast to show you're up for a rumble!

This hull bears the sorts of battle marks that cannot be erased. Show them with pride!

Gunpowder is the new black. Or the old one. We're not sure.

Sticks and stones may break your bones. But swords and cannon fire excite you!

A design to signal your intent to strike fear - and cutlasses - into their heart!

The head of a Feared Redmaw, hewn with a tooth taken from its own jaw.

You'll be cock-a-hoop when you fly this fowl flag, so get ready to crow from the crow's nest!

An understated berry-and-leaf motif for any pirate who wants to subtly salute the harvest.

Scarred hands and arms are a sure sign someone's been picking nature's bounty. Mind the thorns!

Leaves, berries and flowers adorn your body, evoking delicious fruits of the forest. Yum!

Hey, dry your eyes. Worse things happen at sea...

If only having a spare set of ears made it easier to hear villains climbing aboard to steal your loot.

A haunting figurehead depicting a hippocampus, a mythical sea-creature who helped lost souls...

Issues with trousers falling down and causing embarrassing Ferry visits have now been rectified.

Converted from guns thrown away in anger by crews who failed to overcome the skeleton strongholds.

Soles made from 'DeckSoft' ensure your unwanted journeys to the Ferry's door goes unheard by others.

Personally sharpened up by the Ferry captain to prevent future visits to his ship.

Recently made a lot smaller, as it was obscuring both eyes and making Ferry visits a formality.

Found in the Ferry's lost property barrel, hopefully you'll get a matching pair.

Lesser hats sometimes slip down over eyes and cause Ferry visits, but this one fits very tightly.

Smelted from cutlasses of fallen pirates who lost the will to go on and never left the Ferry.

For decades the Ferry captain's been working on an anti-Ferry coating, but it's not quite there yet.

Once able to fire ten shots without reloading until the Pirate Lord deemed it unfair.

The Ferry captain makes these during quieter periods of shipping pirate failures back to life.

For a festive bargain, get a Pale Ghost Barbary and a Festival of Giving Outfit for it to wear.

Ribbons and bells are lovely, but won't make the pirate in front of this gun feel any more jolly.

This is the time of year for giving. Sticking a cutlass in someone counts, right?

When the season calls for generosity and merriment, these emotes are sure to provide both!

A festive flag decorated with leaves and berries. Fly it and other crews may assume you're giving out gold...

During this Festival of Giving, why not be more generous with your ammo?

Purchase a Sunkissed Parakeet and dress it in festive finery at a reduced cost.

Doubles as a bell to jingle while singing festive shanties in the tavern.

You may not be bringing much comfort and joy with these weapons, but at least they look festive.

Music is a great way to relax, have fun and give thanks to your loyal crew.

A lantern from the Ferry of the Damned, lighting the way through the darkness of death itself.

Contains ship sets, costumes/clothing, weapons and themed equipment from Jack O' Looter, Crimson Crypt, Graveyard Gladiator, Silver Sepulchre and Bleakheart Banshee sets; Soulflame ship set and makeup; seven Skeleton pets, four Graveyard Grim pets, a Diabolical Dog and spooky emotes!

These damned sails are damned impressive, show them off to your damned friends!

Ring in the New Year with a traditional dance, and look forward to the plundering ahead!

A pair of fur-lined bonnets to help you enjoy the delights of the Festival of Giving without your ears getting cold!

No-one enjoys a sing-song more than a pirate, so long as it happens with a drink in hand.

Every young pirate dreamed of being the tree in the Festival of Giving play each year.

Layers like this help you stay lightweight while creating more knife-hiding opportunities...

A pose that shows off your marauder's muscles, named after a trio of infamous brawlers.

These mighty cannons pack a real punch... capable of blasting away the darkest of foes.

This capstan's frog ornaments look real enough to give you a nasty rash.

The core components of a Battletoads-themed ship set for crews who are cruisin' to bruise.

Frogs were once revered as warrior spirits by the ancients. Invoke their fighting power!

Rats have a mysterious aversion to ships that fly this flag.

This paint seems to give your ship a boost of amphibious power... but don't try to take it on land.

These sails were created by three friends, famous for their fighting skills... and skin conditions.

Fans of Battletoads will love this ship livery set that celebrates our amphibian heroes. Excludes Collector's variants.

On a log sit these three frogs. After a few grogs, tales of their exploits will leave you agog. They definitely went the whole hog.

The wheel of choice for any ship that wants to look mean and green.

A figurehead racked with grief. The face seems somehow familiar...

This fierce dragon is said to be imbued with the flaming rage of the true master of the Ashen Fleet.

Perhaps this figurehead will appease the spirits of the ocean, but it did its last owner no favours.

Depicts a motley crew who, legend has it, sailed the Sea of Thieves before the Pirate Lord.

Perhaps this figurehead will appease the spirits of the ocean, but it did its last owner no favours.

Perhaps this figurehead will appease the spirits of the ocean, but it did its last owner no favours.

You have to do the sound effects if you assume this pose. We don't make the rules.

Less practical but more rugged than regular gloves. Also, a lot more popular than toeless boots.

Cool corsairs don't look at explosions. They run away to a safe distance to observe proper safety protocol.

Gazing into the flickering flames of this lantern will fill even the rowdiest rogues with a deep sense of serenity.

A replica of the rowdy Firelight Devilfish, mounted for display aboard ship.

Wreathe your ship in metal and flame with this full ship set comprised of items from multiple collections including Barrel Bombardier, Black Phoenix and Dark Warsmith!

Remember to always keep the food moving for that perfect sear!

Dragons are not famed for catching fish, but they'd be so good at it.

Somewhat ironically, this fishing rod first had to be fished out of the sea.

Somewhat ironically, this fishing rod first had to be fished out of the sea.

Somewhat ironically, this fishing rod first had to be fished out of the sea.

Seriously, it was thiiiiiiis big!

For when a handshake is just too formal.

A dangerous party trick that's also really effective at getting weevils out of biscuits.