The flag of a real pirate. Raise it proudly and don't forget to shake off any old gunpowder!

Plenty of room to slip a few coins inside to fight your way out of any tavern brawl.

Once used by wily scoundrels to hide an extra cannonball, despite the headaches it caused.

Forged from old cutlasses discarded by veteran crews.

Made from trees felled by pirate pioneers on Lone Cove. Also full of very old woodworms.

Part time pirates will have abosolutely no idea what this is. You'll know better of course.

Rumour has it that next season's model will even be resistant to lightning strikes.

Built to last, a heave duty lantern that won't go out even when dropped from the crow's nest.

Who knew taking a bit of old rope and turning a hook upside down would make such a fetching new leg?

It's design has remained stubbornly unchanged since the first pirate sailed into the Sea of Thieves.

It's been bitten by a shark and swallowed by a Kraken. yet it still works!

The most recognized sail on the seas, but only because they've refused to change the dated design.

Made from the hammocks that once hung below decks in the renowned galleon, The Black Dog.

Certified to have dug up at least a hundred chests, it's a shovel you can rely on.

Hunders of orders have been barked through this speaking trumpet, and hunderds more ignored.

Allows you to get a close up of the terror in your rival's eyes.

When your ship goes down, what's the first thing a true pirate should save from a watery grave?

Double stitched. Why risk an embarassing wardrobe malfunction when bending over to load a cannon?

This clunking, clattering wheel has a hefty feel to it that appeals to sturdy sailors.

A blunderbuss created by a born inventor, who didn't realise they already existed.

Ropes and pulleys don't make the cannon more efficient, but they certainly look impressive.

You can hardly call yourself a true engineer if you don't enjoy large explosions.

Working the capstan should be child's play for any pirate with a mind full of cogs and levers.

Dress as the mechanically minded captain of a ship you've tweaked and improved.

An inventor's garb, worn by a clever crewmate who's loyal to their captain.

An inventor's garb, worn by a clever crewmate who's loyal to their captain.

An inventor's garb, worn by a clever crewmate who's loyal to their captain.

A set of four costumes allowing you and anyone in your crew to live the Rogue Tinkerer life.

As the professionals like to say, 'measure twice, cutlass once'.

Pick up just the core components of the Rogue Tinkerer Ship Collection for upcoming journeys.

Dismantling a gun is easy. Putting it back together is where the challenge lies.

This fine figurehead is a silvery, spinning delight that's sure to impress any shipwright.

Raise this flag to show off your creative prowess! Then lower it again to fiddle with it.

If this hull ever needs repairing, the crew will probably squabble over who gets to patch it.

A pistol once owned by a pirate who clearly had a low boredom threshold.

Striking sails emblazoned with twin hammers, signifying a ship of born builders is sailing the seas.

Give your ship a mechanical makeover, as if every part has been tinkered with and tweaked.

Reforged, reworked and remade, these weapons are guaranteed to last through any adventure.

Smooth rotation, precise grip points... This wheel has clearly been designed by a master.

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

Rolls a ten-sided die. Impress your crew by calling it a pentagonal trapezohedron.

Rolls a twelve-sided die. Useful when deciding which hour should be grog o'clock.

Rolls a twenty-sided die. Iconic among pirates who love to let their creativity run wild.

Rolls a four-sided die. It's a great way for a full Galleon crew to divide up duties.

Rolls a six-sided die. A timeless design that's known around the world.

Rolls an eight-sided die. Perfect if your regular pieces of eight have gone missing...

A collection of six emotes that use dice to roll random numbers. Perfect for rogues who love to roleplay!

If you're carrying a flame for someone, set it down and show it off!

If this doesn't entice your beloved to dance, then nothing can!

With these four love-themed emotes, you can woo just about anyone. Or look very silly indeed.

A delicate bloom, freshly picked, is a great way to express your affections.

You've gotten all flustered. Maybe it's time for a cold bucket of water.

A heartwarming gesture, sure to charm pirates and insult skeletons.

Good luck... hope they say 'aye'!

Practice your slipknots and cleat hitches with this handy apparatus.

Forget cannonballs or cutlasses, the humble rope is the true 'must have' in every pirate's toolkit. A literal lifeline.

A replica of the curious Rose Wrecker, mounted for display aboard ship.

A memento of Wild Rose, whose love for George transcended death itself.

Contains a voyage's worth of spilt food, now dried and impossible to remove.

Easily adjustable by simply tying on a bit more rope.

For those that like to feel the deck beneath their feet and the sand between their toes.

When 'Two Hooks Tom' lost both hands to a shark, he decided to make dresses instead.

Once worn by legendary pirates. Not as an eyepatch though, but as their underwear.

Years of not-so-honest hard work has worn away these once pristine gloves.

There's far more important things in a pirate's life than cutting your hair.

Bitten by parrots and shot through by Skeletons, this hat tells its own tales of woe.

Fashioned from the oarlock of an old rowing boat found abandoned in the Wilds.

One careful owner, followed by several careless ones.

Rather than light a campfire with this rotten driftwood, we made it into a leg instead.

Made from the sails of shipwrecks, after a while you'll forget about the slightly odd smell.

Rats were nesting in these, but after a quick wipe over you'd hardly tell.

In the rowdiest taverns, pirates form lines for this nautical number. Don't get hit upside the head by flailing limbs.

Now that's a handsome set of sails! You look like pirate royalty, now.

Refined and understated, suiting pirates who like to make an impression from a distance.

With a crest as extragavant as this, your ship's name had better be something spectacular.

Cockatoos use their colourful crests to attract pirates - especially pirates with food.

The Royal Revenge Big Bundle includes the full ship set (with Collector's items) and weapons, Captain Barbossa Costume Set, Redd Costume, Mutinous Mutt pet and three paintings to decorate a Captained ship.

You're not the kind of pirate who needs tricks to inspire fear, only this mighty blunderbuss.

Crimson and gold are often thought of as bright, cheerful colours - ideal hues for blinding crews to your true intentions.

The sundered skulls wrapped around these cannons bring new meaning to shooting one's mouth off.

The crew asked for another pair of hands to help with the capstan. This probably wasn't what they had in mind.

A sword inspired by legends of a lost undersea city, passed down from pirate to pirate.

Purchase or browse just the core components of the terrifying Royal Revenge ship set.

Instil dread in your foes by picking them off before they ever see your face.

This skeleton holds a spear in one hand and a goblet in the other - a toast, to those who are about to fall in battle.

Ships that spot this flag on the horizon have a habit of turning tail to flee. Not that it helps...

Regal paintwork inspired by stories of a ship whose captain could turn its ropes and moorings against those who displeased him.

A weapon said to have been owned by a particularly cruel, not to mention hirsute, pirate captain.

These sails have been faded by the sun thanks to long years at sea, and have witnessed many wicked deeds.

All on the seas will know the true meaning of terror when you set sail. Excludes Collector’s variants.

Four weapons inspired by the legend of one of the cruellest captains who ever sailed the seas.

Flanked by twin braziers and adorned with a horned skull, the helm is yours - if you're brave enough to take the wheel.

These make short work of weasels, goblins and bears. Oh my!

Spins around as easily as a leaping squirrel's tail, according to dubious drunken sightings.

This depicts a rather regal rascal, clearly fond of a grog but always coming out on top!

The heraldry here tells every pirate that you hoard your loot like a squirrel hoards acorns. See?

A colourful, fine hull paint that looks regal from the yardarm to the mighty poop deck.

The crown and tankards encourage drinking with dignity. Or is it drinking with stolen jewellery?

Conker fans can get 'live and re-floated' with the Royal Sea Squirrel Ship Set! Sorry.

If you're looking for something to even up a wonky table, this statue of a royal rodent and his golden acorn would work a treat.