Sea creatures are powerful monsters encountered on the open waters of Sea of Conquest: Pirate War. They are one of the most important sources of Adventure Experience (Adventure EXP), Ship Parts, and rare equipment. Players can receive rewards for defeating sea creatures up to five times per day; additional kills beyond this daily limit still generate Pirate Honor, which can be exchanged in the Honor Locker store for useful items.

In addition to regular sea creatures, special collectible items called Drifting Bottles can be found during exploration voyages and treasure hunts on the open sea, offering rare bonus rewards.

Sea of Conquest features several categories of sea creatures with different difficulty levels and loot profiles. All creatures scale with their level, with higher-level specimens yielding better rewards.

Sea creatures are the primary source of Ship Parts such as Sails, Wheels, Cannons, and Figureheads, which significantly boost fleet combat power. Ship Parts come in levels (1, 12, 18, 25, 32) that must match the player's ship level:

• A level-12 part can only be equipped once a ship reaches level 12.
• Dismantling equipment yields Starlight Shards used to enhance other items.
• Equipment stats are randomized — a Rare item with whole-number bonuses can outperform a Legendary item with percentage-based bonuses.

The Kraken Raid Boss is the most demanding creature in the game and requires a team of four players for a 20-minute fight. The Raid Boss is available in three difficulty tiers:

# Each difficulty tier can be challenged up to three times per day for full rewards. # After the third fight per tier, only Pirate Honor points are awarded for further attempts. # If the team is defeated, players can revive and resupply before re-entering while the timer is still running. # A leaderboard tracks which team defeats the boss in the fastest time. # The automatic matchmaking system should be avoided — an AFK player in the team blocks the fight entry with no option to remove them.

Drifting Bottles are rare collectibles found on the open sea during exploration voyages and treasure hunts. They belong to a category of mysterious oceanic treasures that players can discover while traversing the ocean.

The Golden Compass is a special artifact that helps players locate hidden treasures on islands and at sea, increasing the likelihood of finding collectibles such as Drifting Bottles.

Some sea creatures and Merchant Ships drop rare ingredients required for legendary cooking and brewing recipes. These ingredients are not obtainable through standard resource gathering. Regular hunting of mid- and high-tier sea creatures is therefore also relevant for players looking to develop their culinary capabilities and craft powerful consumables.

The choice between solo and group hunting depends on the level of the targeted creature:

• Solo: Sufficient for low-level creatures (1–5); modest rewards but no dependency on other players.
• Group (Gang): Recommended for creatures level 6 and above, and essential for the Kraken Raid Boss. Gang members can be invited to a hunt by sharing coordinates in the Gang chat.
• Pirate Honor: Even after the daily reward limit has been reached, assisting other players with creature kills continues to award Pirate Honor — making cooperative play worthwhile at all times.

• Tip: Use your five daily reward kills on the highest-level creatures you can defeat — higher levels mean significantly better Ship Parts and more Adventure EXP.
• Tip: Share the coordinates of a strong sea creature in the Gang chat so members can join the attack — this allows you to defeat creatures that would be too powerful to take on alone.
• Tip: Avoid automatic matchmaking for the Kraken Raid Boss; instead, form a pre-selected team from gang members to exclude AFK players.
• Tip: Compare the stats on looted equipment carefully — keep items with whole-number bonuses and dismantle percentage-based bonuses for Starlight Shards.
• Tip: Keep watch for Drifting Bottles during exploration voyages — the Golden Compass increases find rates during island and ocean treasure hunts.
• Tip: Take advantage of the excess Adventure EXP conversion mechanic: once you no longer need EXP for level progression, surplus EXP is automatically converted into Pirate Honor by the game.

• Pocket Gamer – Sea of Conquest Starter Guide (retrieved: 2026-03-06)
• Fat Wallet Refugee – Sea of Conquest Game Guide (retrieved: 2026-03-06)
• AppGamer – Ship Parts Guide (retrieved: 2026-03-06)
• TapTap – Sea of Conquest Gameplay Walkthrough (retrieved: 2026-03-06)
• AppGamer – How to Level Up and Get Stronger Fast (retrieved: 2026-03-06)

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