Grogmanay (2020)
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This article is about the 2020 New Year Event. For other articles with the same name, see Grogmanay (disambiguation). |
Grogmanay is a time-limited New Years themed Event in Sea of Thieves. The Event begins on December 30, 2020 and lasts until January 20, 2021. The Event provides players with 6 "explosive" Goals to complete that reward unique Cosmetics. The Cosmetics will become available for purchase at Outpost Shops and the Pirate Emporium after the Event.
Players can track their progress in-game through the Event Menu, as well as on the Event Hub page.
Official summary
See in the New Year with a bang by taking part in our explosive Grogmanay event! Blast and burn your way through all six Challenges to earn rewards including the most precious prize for all piratical party-starters: the Paradise Garden Cannon Flare.
Rewards
There are 3 Cosmetic Rewards rewarded for every two completed Goals in the Grogmanay Challenge.
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Order of Souls Bucket | Complete any 2 goals in the Grogmanay Challenge. |
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Frostbite Cannon | Complete any 4 goals in the Grogmanay Challenge. |
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Paradise Garden Cannon Flare | Complete all 6 goals in the Grogmanay Challenge. |
Goals
There are a total of 6 Goals to complete during the Grogmanay Challenge.
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Hot Property | You or your crew must turn in 3 Chests of Rage to the Gold Hoarders. |
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Fire Works | Set 20 Skeletons on Fire, helping them get into the mischevious Grogmanay spirit. |
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A Gunpowder Plot | Kill 3 Bone Skeletons at the same time by shooting a Gunpowder Skeleton (5 times). |
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Scald Lang Syne | Set a Skeleton Ship ablaze using Fire from an Ashen Winds Skull. |
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Never Brought to Mind | You or your crew must turn in Ashen Winds Skulls to the Order of Souls (3 times). |
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Celebratory Toast | Set 10 Skeletons alight using Fire from an Ashen Winds Skull. |
Trivia
- Grogmanay is a reference to Hogmanay, the Scottish word for the last day of the year and the celebration of the New Year.
- The Scald Lang Syne and Never Brought to Mind goals are a reference to the Scots-language poem "Auld Lang Syne", which written by Robert Burns in 1788.