Ships Guides

Black Raven and Dragon Lance are free Rare ships from Sea of Conquest's Season 1 story. Here's what each does and how long they stay useful.

Boreas in Sea of Conquest is the Season X1 support hull — healing, bait and hybrid duty. Here's why support became a required fleet role and how to crew it.

Crimson Sentinel is a free Epic ship from Sea of Conquest's 7-day Pirate King's Trail. Dual Blaze and Drowning damage — and the window does not come back.

Every Sea of Conquest flagship level requirement — gold costs, prerequisite cabins, fleet slot unlocks at 22/31/40, and how to get past the level 21-26 wall.

How Sea of Conquest flagship talents work — which branches to take first, how talent tomes are spent, and the talent priorities for PvE, PvP and gathering.

Providence is a free Epic tank and taunt ship from Sea of Conquest's 30-day Sea Voyage event — a beefier Dragon Lance, and the bait hull your fleet needs.

Sea of Conquest ship builds that work — Artillery, Blaze, Cutthroat, Drowning and Strategic setups, part priorities, and the PvP and PvE variants of each.

Sea of Conquest ship parts explained — all four slots, the eleven set bonuses, part levels 1-32, enhancement, and the gold-box mistake most players make.

How Sea of Conquest shipbuilding works — 62% Rare, 28% Epic, 10% Legendary, the luck counter guarantee, and why random skills mean two identical hulls aren't.

The complete Sea of Conquest ships guide — the five damage types, fleet roles, shipbuilding odds, ship parts and which hulls to build first.

Stormbringer and Sceptre in Sea of Conquest — one Legendary with contested role reports, one bait-ship staple. What each does and whether to invest.

The Warhammer is Sea of Conquest's most-used damage hull — Legendary Cutthroat burst. Here's the 10% build odds, the pack alternative, and how to crew it.