Recipes Guides

The most profitable Sea of Conquest recipes ranked by gold — Divine cocktails at 3,840, Heavenly tacos at 3,000, and the dishes that waste your ingredients.

Every Sea of Conquest cooking recipe with exact ingredients and gold values — the full S+ to C ladder for Season 1, plus all Season 2-5 additions.

Every Sea of Conquest distillery recipe with exact ingredients and gold values — the full S1 drink ladder from Ordinary Rum to Divine Gin Fizz, plus S2-S5.

Fish in Sea of Conquest are colour-graded — Green and Blue small, Purple medium, Orange large. Here's what each is for and how to stop wasting them.

Every Sea of Conquest gin fizz recipe — Ordinary at 1,280, Premium at 1,920, Divine at 3,840 gold — plus what 'Berry' actually means in a drink recipe.

Only four Sea of Conquest ingredients are produced at home — Water, Eggs, Milk and fish. Everything else is looted. Here's the full sourcing map.

The Mess Hall is where Sea of Conquest converts food to gold — and it gates the Captain's Quarters to level 35, which multiplies your entire Attack stat.

Ordinary Rum in Sea of Conquest is 1x Sugar Cane, sells for 480 gold. Here's the full rum ladder, where sugar cane comes from, and why Premium Rum is a trap.

Rare Grilled Fish in Sea of Conquest is the WORST grilled fish, not the best. Here's the real recipe, why the name misleads everyone, and what to cook instead.

The complete Sea of Conquest recipe guide — how the S+ to C grading works, exact ingredients and gold values, where every ingredient comes from, and what to cook for profit.

Which ingredients and recipes each Sea of Conquest season adds — S2 honey and wheat, S3 apples and coffee, S4 rice and kombu, S5 lentils and mango.

Undesirable Food in Sea of Conquest is a real recipe — 1x Wheat, cooked in the galley from Season 2. Here's what it's worth and what to cook with wheat instead.