Adventure and Story chapters in Star Sailors gate behind two things: your Partners’ levels and the upgrade materials you feed them. The fastest way to blow past those checks early is to claim the free resources sitting in the game’s active gift codes, then spend them where the wall actually is. That means EXP potions on your main lineup, upgrade stones and gold on your key Partners, and the Sweep system to farm repeat stages without replaying them.
Quick answer: Redeem SAILORS222 and GRANDLAUNCH100 from the in-game notice menu, pour the EXP potions into your strongest Partners, spend the upgrade stones and 50k gold on those same units, then use Sweep on cleared stages to keep leveling while you push the next Adventure and Story node.
Active Star Sailors codes for progression resources
These two codes are the ones currently paying out, and they hand over exactly what progression needs: experience, gold, and gear materials. Enter them exactly as written, since codes are case-sensitive.
| Code | Rewards |
|---|---|
GRANDLAUNCH100 | 50,000 gold, 10 EXP potions, 10 upgrade stones, 10 silver compasses |
SAILORS222 | 50 EXP potions, 3 bulging mushrooms |
A handful of older codes such as MUI200200, GOLDSTAR25, SOUL580400, ADVENTURE11, SAILORS1127, and SAILORS1MONTH have circulated during launch, but many have already expired. Try them if you like, but the two above are the reliable pulls right now. New codes appear on no fixed schedule, so it is worth checking the official Star Sailors Facebook page for fresh drops.
How to redeem codes in Star Sailors
There is also a browser redemption option. On the official redemption page, you pick your server, enter your CS code (found under menu, then settings, then account), paste the redeem code, and hit redeem. Both routes deliver rewards to the same mailbox.
Note: If a code fails, the usual causes are a typo or an added space, an expired event code, or a redemption cap that limits some codes to newer accounts.
Turning the resources into Adventure and Story progress
Free items only move you forward if you spend them on the right units. The 50-plus EXP potions from the two codes are enough to jump a small core team several levels, which is what most Adventure and Story stage checks actually measure. Concentrate them rather than spreading them thin.
| Resource | Where it pushes progression |
|---|---|
| EXP potions | Levels your Partners toward the stat threshold each Adventure and Story node requires |
| Upgrade stones | Strengthens your key Partners so they clear tougher fights and Alliance Raids |
| Gold (50k) | Funds level-ups and upgrades without grinding for currency first |
| Silver compasses / bulging mushrooms | Extra progression and combat materials to stockpile for later chapters |
Combat still matters at each checkpoint. Star Sailors runs on turn-based fights with a Burst Chance QTE system, where hitting the timing on quick-time prompts swings a battle in your favor. Building Skill Chains across your Partners lets a leveled team punch above its raw stats, so a well-fed core lineup clears story gates that an underleveled roster stalls on.
Once a stage is cleared, use the Sweep system to auto-complete it instantly instead of replaying it. That keeps EXP and materials flowing while you advance, so you are always ready for the next Adventure or Story node without manually grinding older stages.
How to know it worked
You have redeemed correctly when the rewards land in your mailbox and the currency counters at the top of the screen tick up, for example, your gold balance rising by 50,000 after GRANDLAUNCH100. After spending the potions, your Partners’ levels climb immediately, and previously blocked Adventure and Story stages become selectable once your team meets their requirement. If a stage is still locked, it is a level or power gap rather than a code problem, so level up your core team a little more and try again.
Redeeming the launch codes on day one is the single biggest head start you can give a new account. Claim them before they rotate out, spend everything on a tight core lineup, and lean on Sweep to keep the momentum going as the chapters get harder.
