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Sea of Thieves Wild Things expands the Hunter’s Call

Sea of Thieves Wild Things expands the Hunter’s Call with new Megalodons, Fishing Voyages, Treasured Fish, Emissary play and 100 levels. Read the verified.

Pirate ship facing a new Megalodon in Sea of Thieves Wild Things
Wild Things expanded fishing and hunting through the Hunter’s Call company.

Rare launched Sea of Thieves Season 15: Wild Things on February 20, 2025. The opening update focused on the Hunter’s Call trading company, adding new Megalodon variants and a fuller progression route for crews who prefer hunting and fishing.

Sea of Thieves Wild Things: what arrived

The Hunter’s Call reputation cap rose from 50 to 100 and gained an Emissary system. Fishing Voyages direct crews toward particular catches, while Treasured Fish provide higher-value targets. Two new Megalodons, the Feared Redmaw and Barnacled Dread, joined the seas with distinct behaviours. Commendations, rewards and seasonal progression supported the expanded loop.

How the update changes play

Fishing previously depended heavily on knowing locations, bait and patience without much voyage structure. Dedicated contracts give a crew a clearer objective while preserving the uncertainty of travel and other players. Emissary status creates a familiar risk-and-reward ladder: raising the flag improves potential returns but makes a valuable ship more visible to hostile crews.

What players should know

Season 15 developed through multiple monthly updates, so the February launch did not contain every feature associated with Wild Things. Crews should also remember that emergent threats can interrupt a fishing route at any point. Reputation, commendations and cosmetics persist differently from time-limited seasonal rewards.

This report describes the confirmed release at the stated date. Live games may change through hotfixes, rotations and later seasons, so an archived feature should not be treated as permanently available in every current playlist.

Sources: official information and published records. Factual claims were checked against the linked source and additional primary records; interpretation is our own.

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Editorial note

Facts and mechanics were checked against the linked primary sources before publication.

This article was reviewed on August 7, 2026.

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