About Sea of Conquest Handbook
An independent fan-made reference site focused on useful, verifiable Sea of Conquest information.
Sea of Conquest Handbook is built to answer the questions players actually search for: which heroes are worth building, what a recipe needs, how a system works, what changed in an update, and where limited-time information such as gift codes can be checked.
It is not an official Sea of Conquest website. Sea of Conquest is published by FunPlus. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by FunPlus.
How we verify guides
Official game announcements, store version history, in-game wording and the official gift-code route are preferred whenever they can answer the question directly.
Builds, rankings and recipes that are not fully documented by the publisher are compared across independent community sources before we treat them as established.
If a number, code status or build recommendation cannot be confirmed confidently, the guide should say that instead of turning a plausible answer into a fake fact.
Version-sensitive guides carry separate published, updated and verified dates. A page is never marked fresh merely because the website was rebuilt.
- Lead with the answer rather than padding the introduction.
- Use a specific game version or verification date when a fact can change.
- Separate confirmed facts from judgement, rankings and player preference.
- Do not copy or cite competing guide sites in published articles.
- Do not invent first-hand experience, account milestones or testing that did not happen.
- Correct mistakes when better evidence appears instead of quietly preserving an old claim.
Guides are published under the Sea of Conquest Handbook Team by default. That means the site is taking responsibility for the research and maintenance of the page; it is not a claim that one named writer personally performed every piece of gameplay testing.
Where a guide includes genuine first-hand testing, screenshots, recorded data or a named contributor, that evidence should be attached to the page rather than implied through a generic biography.
Published is when the guide first went live.
Updated is when the content materially changed.
Verified is when the version-sensitive facts were actually checked.
A metadata edit or site rebuild does not reset the verified date.
If something changed in-game or a guide is wrong, send the exact page, the claim that needs checking and, where possible, a screenshot or official announcement. That gives us something verifiable to correct.
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