About
Sailor Piece Guide is a small, independent guide site for the Roblox game Sailor Piece. It exists because most guide sites for this game copy each other, rarely date their claims, and leave dead codes on the page for months.
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What this site is not
Sailor Piece Guide is an unofficial fan-made resource and is not affiliated with Roblox or the game's creators.
We are not developers, moderators or partners. We cannot recover accounts, restore lost items, unban anyone, or pass messages to the development team. For anything of that kind, use the official Discord server linked on our official links page.
How we decide something is true
Everything published here has to clear the same bar: an official source, or two independent sources that agree and are recent enough to describe the current version of the game. If a claim cannot clear it, we mark it unverified or leave it out.
When sources contradict each other — which happens more often than you would expect — we show the disagreement rather than quietly picking whichever reading reads better. You will find several examples across the site: a code two sites disagree about, a quest step where two walkthroughs name different bosses, a rarity ladder that does not match its own pity system.
Where we could check a fact directly against a platform’s own API rather than another guide site, we did. That is how the official links were verified, and it is why we can tell you the Trello board has not been touched since June.
Facts versus opinions
Stats, rarities, drop methods and quest requirements are facts, and each carries its source on the page. Tier placements and “best for” recommendations are our judgement, and every tier page publishes the criteria behind them so you can disagree for a specific reason.
No developer publishes an official tier list for Sailor Piece. Any site presenting one as official data is guessing.
How often pages are updated
The cadence we hold ourselves to: codes checked daily and twice daily around updates, systems pages reviewed weekly and immediately after a major update.
That is a commitment rather than a claim about the past, and it is deliberately falsifiable. Every page shows a real update date taken from the underlying data rather than stamped automatically at build time. If a date has not moved, it is because the content genuinely has not been re-checked — and you can see that as easily as we can.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, we would rather know. The fastest fixes come from players who can confirm a detail in game — particularly clan rarities and the disputed quest steps, which are the weakest data on the site and are labelled as such.
See the contact page for how to reach us.