With the Herald of the Flame Adventure, the narrative of the Sea of Thieves is continued, sending players flying into the lava-filled Devil's Roar on a mission to prevent a horrible tyrant from emerging from the afterlife. For finishing the adventure and all of its optional content, there are two luxurious awards as usual: a title and a posh jacket.
Herald of the Flame Rewards
The arrangement of rewards for the Herald of the Flame Adventure is the same as it was for earlier tasks. A character cosmetic called Stitcher's Stitches, which you essentially stole from the adventure's central non-player character, Stitcher Jim, is your first reward. Complete the Adventure at any moment during the two weeks it is running to earn the jacket. There aren't any more things to gather or puzzles to complete. You only need to get to the Adventure Complete screen to finish.
It's far more difficult to obtain the title, Quencher of the Flame. In essence, you must perform each of the seven deeds that are offered throughout the adventure period. As with the Siren's Prize, you will be searching for artifacts, notebooks, and historical records. These are the deeds specifically:
Meet Belle at Liar's Backbone: Belle is back and holds the key to adventure this time around in Devil's Roar.
Receive an Enchanted Lantern: The lantern, which is a requirement for finishing the activity, will be given to you as part of the adventure.
Find all visions of Stitcher Jim: There are seven visions strewn around the Roar and the various adventure sections that need to be collected.
Find hidden Reaper Scouts: Three more memories will be shown to you by the Lantern. This time, they are from creatures that were sent to spy on Stitcher Jim.
Examine Stitcher Jim’s Journals: To read three more entries in the journal
Defeat the Herald of the Flame: Getting rid of the Herald of the Flame Prepare for a new boss battle, this one against the Herald of the Name, who is seeking to revive Flameheart.
Complete the Adventure: Return to the Liar's Backbone and tell Belle about your success to finish the adventure.
You don't have to finish the deeds in a single playthrough of the adventure because the game saves your progress if you finish the activity but not all of the optional goals. Since their criteria frequently become accessible as the adventure develops, it is easiest to complete all the deeds at once.
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