Guide to the Hunters Call | Sea of Thieves
Few answer the Hunters Call, and fewer still become worthy to be called whale hunter. With this guide you will become one of those worthy to adorn your ship with proof of your dedication to ensuring pirates don’t just have to eat bananas every day. Please enjoy the Hunters Call Guide for the Sea of Thieves.
Hunters Call Guide
What to Hunt
With one of the LARGEST selections of possible loot, the Hunters Call Alliance are willing to take just about any form of protean meat, as long as its no longer alive, and hopefully cooked properly. But WAIT, there’s more, The Hunters Call Alliance also accept Mermaid Gems, which may be easier to catch for some of the out of shape Pirates.
Where to Hunt
The Sea of Thieves is full of useful meat to hunt for. But knowing where to find them may be more challenging than expected.
Mermaid Gems
Found in sunken ships, buried treasures, bellies of Megalodon and Kraken, even at the core of Cursed Mermaid Statues, Mermaid Gems are the most common trade source in the Sea of Thieves.
Chicken
These feathered friends are found on most islands, just make sure you cut them down before they run away.
Pig
These quick footed quadrupeds flee at the first sight of a Pirate. So make sure you have you're running peg leg on so you can catch the pork chops you need. Best found on large Islands.
Snakes
These slithering spiteful spitters can be found on most small islands, and occasionally on large islands. They are a guarantee on Snake Island, go figure.
Sharks
These are more of the animal that hunts you, but if you are brave enough to use yourself (preferable a friend) as bait, you can hunt the oceans hunter by simply taking a dip in the ocean. Better odds near shipwrecks, during a Megalodon fights or ship battles.
Megalodon
One does not simply hunt the Megalodon, they hunt for you! Defeating this oversized pond minnow will grant you with both fame and fortune, plus a few good chunks of its meat as well.
Kraken
Those who have angered Davy Jones must face his most fearful weapon, the Kraken. Simply surviving the attack alone is a task in itself, just don't forget to pick up the pieces of its tentacles.
Want to know how to deal with the Megalodon and the Kraken? Check out these guides below for more info on them!
Where to Sell
The members of the Hunters Call are spread out all over the Sea of Thieves. Not finding the living of the outposts to their liking, they have settled down at each of the different Seaposts. They are found at the end of the docks, usually either fishing or cooking.
Time for Cooking
With so much meat in your pockets, the next thing to do is to start up a fire and get to cooking. But Sea of Thieves is no simple cooking simulator, it requires a little more delicacy to ensure a proper meal. Here is some helpful hints on how to keep your medium well from becoming charcoal.
Food Type | Undercooked | Cooked | Burnt |
|---|---|---|---|
Chicken | 50 s | 60 s | 120 s |
Pork | 50 s | 60 s | 120 s |
Snake | 50 s | 60 s | 120 s |
Shark | 50 s | 60 s | 120 s |
Fish | 30 s | 40 s | 80 s |
Trophy Fish | 80 s | 90 s | 180 s |
Megalodon | 90 s | 120 s | 240 s |
Kraken | 90 s | 120 s | 240 s |
BEST Spot to Grind
Best places I’ve found so far are Fishing at Mermaid’s Hideaway, and searching Sunken ships for anything accepted by the Hunters Call Alliance.
Mermaid's Hideaway
Mermaid’s Hideaway is a very passive grinding spot. just park yourself on top of the rocks in the middle of the pond and start fishing. No bait needed, these pondies will bite anything and are easy to reel in usually in just one reel cycle.
Now you may want to grab a storage crate and place it on the rocks next to you, you can just sit here all week long and keep filling up the crate. Once you’ve had you fill of fun, just head to the closest Seaport and sell your “Catch of the Day”. Its up to you if you want to spend the time to cook the fish or just sell them raw.
Sunken Ships/Barrels of Plenty
Now most of us are already familiar with the benifits of chasing sea gulls. The real treasure is actually located inside the barrels the birds circle.
Now you may want to grab a storage crate and to dive down with you as you may find more meaty meals than your pockets can hold. Just make sure you remember to snag any gems you see on the way.
What's Worth What
Here is a breakdown of all the items you can sell to the Hunters Call Alliance and what they are worth. These foods must be cooked (even a little) in order to be sold, just don’t throw away good gold by burning your profits.
Food Type | Undercooked | Cooked | Burnt |
|---|---|---|---|
Chicken | 40 G | 45 G | 5 G |
Pork | 40 G | 45 G | 5 G |
Snake | 40 G | 45 G | 5 G |
Shark | 40 G | 45 G | 5 G |
Megalodon | 405 G | 450 G | 50 G |
Kraken | 405 G | 450 G | 50 G |
Mermaid Gems
Emerald | Sapphire | Ruby |
|---|---|---|
1000 G | 1500 G | 2000 G |
Fish
Here is where the list gets pretty long, There are 10 kinds of fish, with 5 varieties, and in Regular and Trophy forms. So here is the full list of prices to sell your fish, to find out where to find each fish check out the fishing guide.
Trophy fish prices are marked inside (parenthesis)
Splashtail
Fish Type | Raw | Undercooked | Cooked | Burnt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Ruby Splashtail | 75 G (190 G) | 100 G (255 G) | 115 G (285 G) | 15 G (45 G) |
Sunny Splashtail | 150 G (375 G) | 205 G (510 G) | 225 G (565 G) | 35 G (85 G) |
Seafoam Splashtail | 150 G (375 G) | 205 G (510 G) | 225 G (565 G) | 35 G (85 G) |
Indigo Splashtail | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Umber Splashtail | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Pondie
Charcoal Pondie | 75 G (190 G) | 100 G (255 G) | 115 G (285 G) | 15 G (45 G) |
Orchid Pondie | 150 G (375 G) | 205 G (510 G) | 225 G (565 G) | 35 G (85 G) |
Moonsky Pondie | 150 G (375 G) | 205 G (510 G) | 225 G (565 G) | 35 G (85 G) |
Bronze Pondie | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Bright Pondie | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Islehopper
Stone Islehopper | 105 G (265 G) | 140 G (360 G) | 160 G (400 G) | 25 G (60 G) |
Moss Islehopper | 105 G (265 G) | 140 G (360 G) | 160 G (400 G) | 25 G (60 G) |
Amethyst Islehopper | 105 G (265 G) | 140 G (360 G) | 160 G (400 G) | 25 G (60 G) |
Honey Islehopper | 105 G (265 G) | 140 G (360 G) | 160 G (400 G) | 25 G (60 G) |
Raven Islehopper | 1050 G (2625 G) | 1420 G (3545 G) | 1575 G (3940 G) | 235 G (590 G) |
Plentifin
Olive Plentifin | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Amber Plentifin | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Watery Plentifin | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Cloudy Plentifin | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Bonedust Plentifin | 3000 G (7500 G) | 4050 G (10125 G) | 4500 G (11250 G) | 675 G (1690 G) |
Wildsplash
Russet Wildsplash | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Sandy Wildsplash | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Coral Wildsplash | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Ocean Wildsplash | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Muddy Wildsplash | 3000 G (7500 G) | 4050 G (10125 G) | 4500 G (11250 G) | 675 G (1690 G) |
Wrecker
Rose Wrecker | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Sun Wrecker | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690 G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Moon Wrecker | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690 G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Blackcloud Wrecker | 525 G (1315 G) | 710 G (1775 G) | 790 G (1975 G) | 120 G (295 G) |
Snow Wrecker | 3750 G (9375 G) | 5065 G (12655 G) | 5625 G (14065 G) | 845 G (2110 G) |
Battlegill
Jade Battlegill | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Sky Battlegill | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690 G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Bittersweet Battlegill | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690 G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Rum Battlegill | 525 G (1315 G) | 710 G (1775 G) | 790 G (1975 G) | 120 G (295 G) |
Sand Battlegill | 3750 G (9375 G) | 5065 G (12655 G) | 5625 G (14065 G) | 845 G (2110 G) |
Devilfish
Ashen Devilfish | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Seashell Devilfish | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Firelight Devilfish | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Lava Devilfish | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Forsaken Devilfish | 3000 G (7500 G) | 4050 G (10125 G) | 4500 G (11250 G) | 675 G (1690 G) |
Ancientscale
Almond Ancientscale | 225 G (565 G) | 305 G (765 G) | 340 G (850 G) | 50 G (130 G) |
Sapphire Ancientscale | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Starshine Ancientscale | 300 G (750 G) | 405 G (1015 G) | 450 G (1125 G) | 70 G (170 G) |
Smoke Ancientscale | 375 G (940 G) | 505 G (1270 G) | 565 G (1410 G) | 85 G (210 G) |
Bone Ancientscale | 3000 G (7500 G) | 4050 G (10125 G) | 4500 G (11250 G) | 675 G (1690 G) |
Stormfish
Ancient Stormfish | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Shores Stormfish | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Wild Stormfish | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Twilight Stormfish | 450 G (1125 G) | 610 G (1520 G) | 675 G (1690G) | 100 G (225 G) |
Shadow Stormfish | 4500 G (11250 G) | 6075 G (15190 G) | 6750 G (16875 G) | 1015 G (1400 G) |
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