Complete Sailor Piece Beginner’s Guide

Sailor Piece is currently one of the best anime-based games on Roblox. From One Piece’s Devil Fruits to Jujutsu Kaisen’s Sorcery to Bleach’s Ichigo, there’s something for every anime fan in this game. That’s also the reason why getting started as a complete beginner in Sailor Piece can be difficult. So, we’ve put together this Sailor Piece beginner’s guide that will help you get started.

How to Progress in Sailor Piece

With all its unique mechanics and features, Sailor Piece is still best described as a bandit beater. That means, to progress in Sailor Piece, you have to travel from one island to another, fighting mobs and bosses to complete quests and become stronger.

You’ll have to invest in different Swords (weapons) and Specs (fighting styles) along the way to grow stronger because the enemies on every island will grow stronger.

The table below will give you a roadmap to follow for smooth progression:

Island	Progression Guide
Starter Island	Complete the Thief Hunter and Thief Boss quests until you reach Level 250+. After reaching Level 100, buy the Katana to speed up EXP farming.
Go to Jungle Island	Once you reach Level 250+, use the Teleport Portal to go to the Jungle Island. Set it as your spawn point and grind the Monkey Hunter and Monkey Boss quests until you reach Level 800+.
Go to Desert Island	On the Desert Island, you’ll have to grind the Desert Bandit and Desert Bandit Boss quest. The target here is to get to Level 1,600+. When you reach that, you should have enough money to grab the Observation Haki.
Go to Snow Island	The Snow Island also has two more quests that you can grind: Frost Rogue Mobs and Winter Warden Boss. These are strong NPCs, so make sure your stat points are going in the right stats. Make sure to grab it and obtain the Armament Haki as well.
Go to Shibuya Station	There’s a lot to do at Shibuya Station. Start with the Sorcerer Hunter quests and then grind the Panda Sorcerer Boss. Once you’ve hit Level 5,000+, you should be strong enough to face your first world boss. Sukuna and Yuji Boss spawns on Shibuya Station, and you should be farming them as much as you can to get Race Rerolls, Trait Rerolls, Accessories, and more rare drops. Grab the Gryphon Sword from the Gryphon Seller NPC standing near the Set Spawn Crystal.

Once you complete the Shibuya Station content, you should have reached Level 5,000+. Add the Conqueror Haki to your build and start focusing more on mini-bosses and world bosses to level up quicker. As you get stronger, explore the other islands in sequence to play higher difficulty content and test your build.

The goal is to farm Race Rerolls, Gems, Accessories, and Trait Rerolls to start forming a strong and focused build.

Money and Gems Farm in Sailor Piece — Screenshot by Pro Game Guides

How to Increase Damage in Sailor Piece

Damage is the most important stat in Sailor Piece. If you don’t scale it quickly enough, you’ll struggle with smooth progression. So, here are a few ways to increase damage in Sailor Piece as you progress through the game’s content:

Invest Stats Points in Melee, Sword, and Power. This is to increase the base damage of your Spec, Sword, and Devil Fruit, respectively. Higher base damage will result in better buffs from passive damage buffs.
Equip damage boosting Accessories. You can equip up to five different accessories at a time. Equip the ones that give the highest damage buff. As a beginner, go for Gojo Blindfold, Yuji Hair, and Saber Armor.
Enchant Accessories. You can further boost the stats of accessories by enchanting them at the Enchanter NPC on Shibuya Station.
Get Blessings on Sword and Spec. You can get Blessings for your Sword and Spec to increase its Damage, Crit Chance, and Crit Damage. See our Sailor Piece Blessings Guide to learn all about this extremely handy system.
Use the Skill Tree. On Slime Island, you’ll find the Skill Tree NPC. Talk to him to unlock the Damage Skill Tree and buff your overall damage by up to +25%. You’ll need Skill Points to progress through the Skill Tree. Earn Skill Points by killing NPCs (1 Skill Point for every 250 NPCs killed).
Obtain Armament Haki and Conqueror Haki. Both these Hakis will provide a permanent boost to your damage. Conqueror Haki increases base damage by 1% per Mastery Level.
Equip the right Titles. Try to get Sailor Piece Titles like Blade Master, Curse King, and others that boost your Damage.

Apart from these mechanics, your Sailor Piece Race will also affect your damage output. Read on to learn how to see your current Race and how to reroll.

Yuji Boss in Sailor Piece — Screenshot by Pro Game Guides

How to Reroll Race in Sailor Piece

When you open the Stats menu, you can see your current Race on the right side of the pop-up window. If you don’t like your current Race, you can change it by using Race Rerolls.

Race Rerolls are an Epic item that you can obtain as a drop from all mobs, mini-bosses, and world bosses in the game. To use a Race Reroll, open your inventory and click on the Race Reroll. A small dialogue box will open on top of your screen, confirming if you want to reroll. You can also choose how many Race Rerolls you want to use instead of having to do it manually every time.

Here’s a list of all the Races in Sailor Piece:

Human
Skypea
Fishman
Mink
Orc
Vampire
Demon
Limitless
Shinigami
Vessel
Player
Shadowborn
Hollow
Oni
Sunborn
Galevorn
Sword Blessed
Servant
Slime
Kitsune
Leviathan

Check out our Sailor Piece Race Tier List to learn all about the Races and read a detailed breakdown of the best Races for certain builds.

Sailor Piece Devil Fruits Gacha — Screenshot by Pro Game Guides

How to Farm Money and Gems in Sailor Piece

Whether you want to get Swords or Specs or use the Devil Fruit Gachas or craft items or pretty much do anything else in the game, you’ll need Money and Gems. Once you reach mid to late-game, you won’t have money or gem troubles. But, early on, it is a grind and a half. So, here are a few things that you should focus on early to fill up your Money and Gem accounts:

Redeem Sailor Piece Codes: While these won’t make you rich instantly, you should get enough to buy your first Sword or Spec or roll at the Fruit Gacha.
Complete Quests & Open Chests: The more quests you complete, the more Money you’ll earn. Completing quests will also give you chests that guarantee gems. So, as you progress, Money and Gems will keep coming. However, make sure you talk to the Quest NPC and have the quest active to get extra rewards instead of simply fighting mobs or mini-bosses.
Equip the right Titles: If you want to farm money and gems quickly, obtain and equip the farming titles like Champion and Collector early. These will directly buff your Money and Gems drop from all sources. For late-game, the Golden Tyrant is the best choice to farm Money and Gems.

As mentioned earlier, these methods should set you up with enough Money and Gems for early and mid-game content. And you won’t have to worry too much about both these currencies once you reach the endgame.

Other Helpful Sailor Piece Guides To Check Out

Here is a list of more helpful guides that you should check out as you play and progress through Sailor Piece:

If you still have any questions about the game, feel free to leave them in the comments section below, and we’d be happy to help you out.

Sailor Piece FAQs

Does Sailor Piece have PvP?

Yes, Sailor Piece does have PvP, but it also allows players to completely disable PvP. So, if you don’t want to fight other players or repeatedly die at the hands of experienced players, click on Settings and scroll down to find and toggle the Disable PvP option.

Is there Admin Abuse in Sailor Piece?

No, there is no Admin Abuse in Sailor Piece. However, on weekends and when the game updates, the devs do boost server luck.

Is there a Sailor Piece Trello or Wiki?

Sailor Piece does not have an official wiki, but they do have a Trello that is regularly updated. The Trello board was recently moved, and you can visit the official one using the following link: https://trello.com/b/EVZ6nToB/sailor-piece.