Relics arrived in Sailor Piece with the Sea 2 expansion, and each one bolts a permanent stat buff onto your character once it sits in the Relics tab. They are gated behind Sea 2, crafted from parts that drop off specific enemies, and the farming is slow by design. Here is what each Relic does, what it costs to forge, and the exact spots to grind for the parts.
Quick answer: Unlock Sea 2 by completing the Sea Traveler’s Ancient Fragment quests on World Island (you need to be at least level 12500), then craft Relics at the Relic Crafter NPC on Bizarre Island using parts dropped by Sea 2 enemies.
All Sailor Piece Relics and their buffs
There are four craftable Relics and two rarer Crystal Relics that drop from the Crystal Defense mode instead of the forge. Each one applies a permanent passive bonus while equipped. The Damage Relic is the strongest of the craftable set and also the most expensive to build.
| Relic | Buff | How to get |
|---|---|---|
| Luck Relic | +20% Luck | Craft: 30x Relic Part #5, 25x Relic Part #6 |
| Damage Relic | +30% Damage | Craft: 50x Part #1, 50x Part #3, 40x Part #7, 30x Part #8 |
| Crit Chance Relic | +5% Crit Chance | Craft: 20x Relic Part #1, 15x Relic Part #2 |
| Crit Damage Relic | +20% Crit Damage | Craft: 25x Relic Part #3, 20x Relic Part #4 |
| Crystal Damage Relic | +40% Damage | Rare drop from Crystal Defense mode |
| Crystal Luck Relic | +30% Luck | Rare drop from Crystal Defense mode |
Tip: Build the Luck Relic first. With +20% Luck active, Relic Parts drop more often, which makes the longer grind toward the Damage Relic noticeably smoother.
Unlock Sea 2 before anything else
Relics and their parts only exist in Sea 2, so you have to clear the entry requirements first. The process runs through the Sea Traveler NPC and a short collection quest.
Where to find the Relic Crafter
All Relics are forged at the Relic Crafter NPC on Bizarre Island in Sea 2. Teleport to the island, then from the spawn point head left and continue straight until you reach the coliseum. The Crafter stands near the entrance, next to a building just before the coliseum.
Interact with him by pressing E, then hit the Craft button next to the Relic you want. As long as you have the required parts, the Relic is added to your inventory.
How to farm Relic Parts in Sea 2
Relic Parts only drop from defeated enemies in Sea 2, and the eight parts come from specific enemy types on specific islands. Farming here is harder than Sea 1 because enemies carry built-in damage reduction. Normal enemies resist 25% of your damage, bosses 35%, and World Bosses and Sea Beasts a steep 40%. Run the strongest damage build you can assemble to offset that loss.
| Relic Parts | Enemy | Island |
|---|---|---|
| #1 and #2 | Delinquent | Starter Island (Sea 2) |
| #3 and #4 | Strong Fighter | Starter Island (Sea 2) |
| #5 and #6 | Strong Bandit | Bizarre Island |
| #7 and #8 | Fast Ninja | Punch Island |
Drop rates are extremely low, so expect a long grind. AFK farming is the standard approach, and it pairs well with a luck-focused loadout to push your drop rates higher. Parking on the Strong Bandits in the middle of Bizarre Island is an efficient way to stack Parts #5 and #6 for the Luck Relic.
The Damage Relic is the toughest to complete because it pulls parts from three different islands rather than one. The cleanest path is to finish the Luck Relic first, equip it, then let its bonus accelerate the Damage Relic grind.
How to equip a Relic and confirm it worked
Crafting a Relic does not turn it on. You have to equip it manually, the same way you handle Cosmetics, Auras, and Runes.
If a craft fails, the usual cause is not holding the full part count for that recipe, since the forge will not complete a Relic until every required part is in your inventory. Once equipped and reflected in your profile, the buff stays active for the session, so the only thing left is deciding which Relic to chase next.
