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Stowaways inAnother Crab’s Treasureare customizable trinkets that can be slotted in and out without restriction.Unlike Adaptations, Stowaways are always passive effects that can alter the way combat plays out. In most cases, they increase one of Kril’s base stats, like Attack or Resistance, alongside another passive modifier.
Mixing and matching Stowaways is not as straightforward as it might appear because each Stowaway has a base star number corresponding to how much Stowaway capacity it takes up when equipped. Players planning on mixing and matching complementary Stowaways to flesh out their build will run into the problem of Stowaway capacity fairly quickly. Here is how to increase it.
How to Increase Stowaway Capacity in Another Crab’s Treasure
Players canincrease Stowaway capacity by talking to Nemma, the owner of the Bottomfeeders, a shop in the lower section of New Carcinia. Players will be able to visit New Carcinia after defeating Magista, Tyrant of Slacktide, during the course of the main story. Once inside the city, Kril will be directed towards four shops where his original shell could’ve been sold. One of these shops is the Bottomfeeders, directly opposite the Blacksmith.
Players will be able toexchange Microplasticsto increase their Stowaway capacity. Each time they pay, the capacity goes up by 1. By default, Stowaway capacity is set to 3. To increase it to 4, players will need to pay2500 Microplastics; to increase it from 4 to 5, it’ll cost 5000; and to increase it to 6, it’ll cost 10000, and so on.
Don’t forget to upgrade your weapon at the Blacksmith in exchange for a Stainless Relic.
After players visit all four shopfronts in search of Kril’s home shell, a main story event will see Nemma leave the Bottomfeeders in the care of two smaller crabs, Polli and Sessi. Once this happens, players will need totalk to Pollito increase Stowaway capacity.
How to Buy & Sell Stowaways in Another Crab’s Treasure
As players get access to more capacity and better Stowaways, some of the older ones will start to lose their value. Stowaways like Sea Star and Limpet are only good for the starting part of the game and will need to be replaced at later stages. Instead of letting them sit in Kril’s inventory, players can choose to sell these off to Nemma (or to Sessi once Nemma leaves) and receive a modest amount of Microplastics in return. Nemma and Sessi also keep a stock of rare Stowaways for sale.
The Fruit Sticker Stowaway - bought from Bottomfeeders for 7500 Microplastics - increases the amount of Microplastics players get per kill.
