Sailor Piece Race Tier List Guide (January 2026) Best One to Use

Choosing the right race in Sailor Piece can be the difference between struggling through content and absolutely dominating the seas. I’ve spent countless hours testing every single race across all game modes—from early-game progression to endgame boss battles—and I’m here to give you the most comprehensive race tier list available. Whether you’re just starting your pirate journey or looking to reroll for something better, this guide will show you exactly which races deserve your attention and which ones you should avoid.

Sailor Piece Races Explained

Before diving into the detailed rankings, let me give you a quick breakdown of what makes races so important in Sailor Piece:

Race	Rarity	Best For	Key Strength
Oni	1%	Endgame PvP & Boss Fights	Massive stat multipliers
Mink	5%	Combat & Mobility	Electric abilities + stamina
Lunarian	5%	Tanking & Survivability	Fire immunity + defense
Fishman	10%	Water content & Farming	Swimming speed + underwater
Skypian	15%	Exploration & Mobility	Flight + agility bonus
Human	69%	Beginners	Balanced stats

Pro Tip: The race you choose affects everything from your movement speed to your damage output and even which fighting styles you can master. Choose wisely, because rerolling requires either Robux or rare in-game currency!

Understanding Sailor Piece Races

What Are Races and Why Do They Matter?

In Sailor Piece, races are permanent character attributes that provide unique passive abilities, stat bonuses, and access to exclusive fighting styles. Think of your race as your character’s DNA—it fundamentally shapes how you play the game.

Unlike Devil Fruits which you can swap out, your race is semi-permanent (changeable only through Race Rerolls), making your initial choice or reroll decisions incredibly important for long-term success.

Race Categories Breakdown

Common Races (60%+ chance):

• Human – The default race with minimal buffs but good for learning

Uncommon Races (10-20% chance):

• Fishman – Water specialists
• Skypian – Sky explorers with wings

Rare Races (5-10% chance):

• Mink – Combat powerhouses
• Lunarian – Defensive juggernauts

Legendary Races (1-2% chance):

• Oni – The absolute pinnacle of power

Key Stats Affected by Races

Every race in Sailor Piece influences these core mechanics:

1. Movement Speed – How fast you travel on land
2. Swimming Speed – Your velocity in water
3. Stamina/Energy – How long you can dash and use abilities
4. Damage Multipliers – Direct increases to your attack power
5. Defense Multipliers – Damage reduction from enemy attacks
6. Special Abilities – Unique passive effects like flight or water breathing
7. Fighting Style Access – Race-exclusive martial arts techniques

The Complete Sailor Piece Race Tier List (January 2026)

After extensive testing across all game modes—story progression, boss fights, PvP arenas, and farming efficiency—here’s my definitive ranking of every race in Sailor Piece:

SS-Tier Races: The Absolute Best

These races represent the pinnacle of power in Sailor Piece. If you manage to roll one of these, stop rerolling immediately and lock it in!

1. Oni – The Unstoppable Force

Rarity: 1% chance Overall Rating: 10/10

The Oni race stands alone at the top of Sailor Piece’s racial hierarchy, and for good reason. This legendary race transforms you into an absolute powerhouse that dominates every aspect of the game.

Passive Abilities:

• Demon’s Might: +40% physical damage output
• Iron Hide: +30% damage reduction from all sources
• Titan’s Vigor: +100 base health
• Berserker’s Rage: +25% attack speed when health drops below 50%
• Fearsome Aura: 10% chance to intimidate enemies, reducing their accuracy

Why Oni is SS-Tier:

I cannot overstate how game-changing the Oni race is. The combination of massive damage buffs with substantial defensive capabilities makes you nearly unstoppable in both PvE and PvP content. When I first rolled Oni after 200+ rerolls, my boss clear times were cut in half instantly.

The +40% damage multiplier stacks multiplicatively with weapon damage and Devil Fruit abilities, meaning you’re not just hitting 40% harder—you’re amplifying everything. Combine this with the +30% damage reduction, and you have a race that can face-tank boss mechanics while dealing insane DPS.

Best Playstyle: Aggressive melee combat, boss rushing, PvP domination Recommended Build: Strength-focused with heavy weapons or close-range Devil Fruits Special Note: Oni players gain access to the exclusive “Demon Step” fighting style at level 50

Pro Strategy: The Berserker’s Rage passive makes Oni incredibly dangerous in PvP when you’re at low health. Skilled players actually let themselves drop to 49% health intentionally to activate the attack speed buff, then burst down opponents before they can react.

S-Tier Races: Elite Choices

These races are incredibly powerful and only slightly behind Oni in terms of overall performance. They excel in specific roles and can absolutely dominate when played correctly.

2. Mink – The Electric Warrior

Rarity: 5% chance Overall Rating: 9.5/10

Minks are the mobility kings of Sailor Piece, combining explosive damage potential with unmatched movement capabilities. If you value speed and aggressive playstyles, Mink is your perfect match.

Passive Abilities:

• Electro Body: +30% physical damage
• Rabbit’s Speed: +35% movement speed
• Boundless Energy: +100 maximum stamina
• Static Discharge: 15% chance to paralyze enemies on hit (2-second stun)
• Electro Mastery: Access to Electro fighting style

Why Mink is S-Tier:

The Mink race transforms you into a lightning-fast striker who can weave in and out of combat with ease. The +100 stamina might not sound impressive until you realize it doubles your dash potential, allowing you to chase down fleeing enemies or escape dangerous situations with ease.

The Static Discharge passive is absolutely clutch in PvP—landing that 15% proc during a combo can completely turn the tide of a match. I’ve won countless duels because my opponent got stunned mid-attack, leaving them wide open for a devastating counterattack.

Best Playstyle: Hit-and-run tactics, combo-heavy combat, exploration Recommended Build: Speed and dexterity focus with fast-hitting weapons Special Note: Minks can learn Electro at level 30, a martial art that deals DoT (damage over time) with every strike

Pro Tip: Use your superior stamina to bait enemy abilities. Dash around them until they waste their big cooldowns, then go all-in with your Electro combos for guaranteed wins.

3. Lunarian – The Immortal Tank

Rarity: 5% chance Overall Rating: 9/10

Lunarians are the ultimate defensive race in Sailor Piece, offering survivability that borders on ridiculous. If you prefer to outlast your enemies rather than burst them down, Lunarian is your race.

Passive Abilities:

• Flames of Survival: +40% fire resistance (nearly immune to fire attacks)
• Hardened Wings: +35% physical defense
• Ancient Durability: +150 base health
• Flame Cloak: Immunity to burn damage over time
• Resilient Recovery: +20% faster health regeneration

Why Lunarian is S-Tier:

The defensive capabilities of Lunarians are absolutely insane. The +150 health combined with +35% defense means you have effectively double the survivability of a Human player. In endgame boss fights where mechanics can one-shot other races, Lunarians just shrug off the damage and keep fighting.

The fire resistance is particularly valuable because approximately 30% of all bosses and Devil Fruit users in Sailor Piece deal fire-based damage. Against these opponents, you’re essentially playing on easy mode.

Best Playstyle: Tank builds, solo boss hunting, defensive PvP Recommended Build: Vitality and defense stacking with slow, hard-hitting weapons Special Note: Lunarians can survive in extreme heat environments without taking damage

Pro Strategy: In group content, Lunarians should always take aggro. Your natural tankiness allows your teammates to deal damage safely while you hold the boss’s attention. This makes you incredibly valuable in raid content.

A-Tier Races: Solid All-Around Choices

These races are excellent picks that perform well in most situations. While they may not have the raw power of SS and S-tier races, they offer unique advantages that make them valuable.

4. Fishman – The Aquatic Master

Rarity: 10% chance Overall Rating: 8.5/10

Fishmen are specialists who absolutely dominate any content involving water. If you enjoy the nautical aspects of Sailor Piece, this race transforms water from an obstacle into your greatest advantage.

Passive Abilities:

• Aquatic Supremacy: +200% swimming speed
• Water Breathing: Infinite underwater breathing
• Ocean’s Strength: +20% damage output
• Shark Immunity: Sharks and sea beasts are less aggressive
• Fishman Karate: Access to Fishman Karate fighting style

Why Fishman is A-Tier:

The Fishman race completely redefines how you interact with water in Sailor Piece. While other players are drowning or slowly paddling across the ocean, you’re zooming past them at triple speed. This makes island hopping and exploration significantly faster.

The real power of Fishman shines in underwater content. Several endgame quests and treasure hunts require extensive underwater exploration, and Fishman players can complete these in a fraction of the time. The +20% damage buff is also nothing to sneeze at—it’s just enough to notice a difference without being overpowered.

Best Playstyle: Exploration, underwater content, balanced combat Recommended Build: Balanced stats with focus on Fishman Karate techniques Special Note: Fishman Karate becomes available at level 25 and scales with strength

Pro Tip: Fishman players should prioritize completing all underwater quests and treasure hunts first, as you’ll complete them 3-5x faster than other races. This gives you a significant early-game advantage in gear and resources.

5. Skypian – The Aerial Explorer

Rarity: 15% chance Overall Rating: 8/10

Skypians trade raw combat power for unmatched mobility and exploration capabilities. If you value freedom of movement and reaching hidden areas, Skypian delivers.

Passive Abilities:

• Wings of Freedom: Gliding ability (reduced fall damage, extended jump distance)
• Sky Walker: +25% jump height
• Aerial Grace: +20% movement speed
• Cloud Step: Double jump ability
• Wind Affinity: +15% ranged weapon damage

Why Skypian is A-Tier:

The gliding ability alone makes Skypian worth considering. You can reach hidden platforms, shortcuts, and secret areas that other races simply cannot access. I’ve discovered several treasure chests and rare NPCs that are only reachable with Skypian flight capabilities.

In combat, the mobility is fantastic for kiting and positioning. The double jump lets you dodge ground-based attacks with ease, and the +15% ranged damage makes gun and bow builds particularly effective.

Best Playstyle: Ranged combat, exploration, hit-and-run tactics Recommended Build: Dexterity focus with guns, bows, or long-range Devil Fruits Special Note: Skypians have access to exclusive sky island content earlier than other races

Pro Strategy: Use your vertical mobility to control the battlefield in PvP. Fighting on elevated terrain gives you a massive advantage, and your ability to quickly reach high ground is unmatched.

B-Tier Races: Functional But Outclassed

These races work fine for casual play but are significantly weaker than higher-tier options. Consider rerolling if you’re serious about optimizing your character.

6. Human – The Jack of All Trades (Master of None)

Rarity: 69% chance Overall Rating: 6/10

Humans are the default race that most players start with. While they have some minor advantages, they’re clearly designed as the “baseline” that all other races improve upon.

Passive Abilities:

• Adaptable Spirit: +15% faster skill leveling
• Determined Will: +20% stamina regeneration
• Versatile Fighter: Can learn all common fighting styles 10% faster
• Survivor’s Luck: +10% drop rate for rare items

Why Human is B-Tier:

There’s nothing inherently wrong with Human—it’s just that every other race provides more powerful and noticeable benefits. The +15% faster skill leveling is nice early on, but becomes irrelevant once you’ve maxed your important stats.

The +10% drop rate bonus is actually the best thing about Human, making it somewhat useful for farming rare materials. However, the benefit is so small that it rarely makes a noticeable difference in practice.

Best Playstyle: Learning the game, early progression, flexible builds Recommended Build: Any—humans have no particular specialization Special Note: Humans get a head start on learning Black Leg fighting style

Honest Assessment: If you rolled Human, I strongly recommend saving up for a race reroll as soon as possible. The difference between Human and even A-tier races is massive, and you’ll immediately feel more powerful after switching.

How to Reroll Your Race in Sailor Piece?

Got stuck with Human or want to chase that elusive Oni? Here’s everything you need to know about race rerolling:

Methods to Change Your Race

1. Race Reroll Token (Primary Method)

• Cost: 500 Robux OR 50,000 in-game Gems
• Availability: Shop menu (Robux) or Special Merchant (Gems)
• Location: Special Merchant appears every 3 hours at Starter Island
• Benefit: Instant race reroll with new random result

How to Get Gems for Free Rerolls:

• Complete daily quests: 2,000 Gems per day
• Defeat bosses: 1,000-5,000 Gems depending on difficulty
• Participate in events: 10,000+ Gems during special events
• Redeem codes: Check our Sailor Piece Codes article for free Gems

2. Premium Race Selector (Guaranteed Method)

• Cost: 2,500 Robux
• Benefit: Choose exactly which race you want
• Recommendation: Only worth it if you’re specifically targeting Oni or Mink

3. Event-Based Rerolls

• Cost: Event currency or special items
• Availability: During major game updates
• Benefit: Often cheaper than normal rerolls

Race Reroll Strategy Guide

For Free-to-Play Players:

1. Save your Gems religiously—don’t spend on anything except Race Rerolls
2. Aim for at least Fishman (10% chance) or better
3. Accept Skypian if you get it—it’s solid enough for all content
4. Only reroll from Skypian if you have 200,000+ Gems saved (for multiple attempts)
5. Stop immediately if you get Mink, Lunarian, or Oni

For Spenders:

1. Buy 2-3 Race Reroll Tokens at 500 Robux each
2. If you don’t get Mink or better, consider the Premium Race Selector
3. Oni is worth the 2,500 Robux if you’re committed to endgame content
4. Never buy more than 5 random rerolls—switch to guaranteed selector

Reroll Probability Calculator:

• Chance of getting at least Fishman (A-tier or better) in 5 rolls: 68.4%
• Chance of getting at least Mink (S-tier or better) in 10 rolls: 40.1%
• Chance of getting Oni in 50 rolls: 39.5%
• Chance of getting Oni in 100 rolls: 63.4%

Race-Specific Build Guides

Now that you know which races are best, let’s talk about how to build your character to maximize your racial advantages.

Oni Optimal Build

Primary Stats:

• Strength: 70%
• Vitality: 20%
• Dexterity: 10%

Best Weapons:

• Gryphon Blade (Legendary Sword) – Scales with strength
• Demon Cleaver (Epic Axe) – Slow but devastating
• Iron Gauntlets (for Demon Step style)

Best Devil Fruits:

• Tremor Fruit (adds even more damage)
• Dark Fruit (sustain through life steal)
• Barrier Fruit (unexpected survivability boost)

Fighting Style Priority:

1. Demon Step (Oni-exclusive, learn first)
2. Black Leg (general combat)
3. Haki (late game power spike)

Gameplay Tips:

• Always stay aggressive—your defensive stats let you trade favorably
• Use Demon Step’s armor-piercing attacks against tanky enemies
• In PvP, activate Berserker’s Rage intentionally at 49% health for the kill

Mink Optimal Build

Primary Stats:

• Dexterity: 60%
• Strength: 25%
• Stamina: 15%

Best Weapons:

• Thunder Claws (Epic) – Perfect synergy with Electro
• Swift Katanas (Rare/Epic) – Fast attack speed
• Golden Staff (can be electrified)

Best Devil Fruits:

• Light Fruit (ultimate speed demon build)
• Chop Fruit (immune to swords while maintaining mobility)
• Spring Fruit (additional mobility options)

Fighting Style Priority:

1. Electro (Mink-exclusive, essential)
2. Black Leg (complements speed)
3. Combat (basic but effective)

Gameplay Tips:

• Use hit-and-run tactics—strike when enemies are vulnerable
• Electro stuns are best used to interrupt enemy combos
• Never stop moving—your stamina advantage means constant pressure

Lunarian Optimal Build

Primary Stats:

• Vitality: 50%
• Strength: 40%
• Defense: 10%

Best Weapons:

• Volcanic Hammer (Epic) – Synergizes with fire theme
• Great Sword (slow but hits like a truck)
• Shield + One-Handed Weapon combos

Best Devil Fruits:

• Phoenix Fruit (adds regeneration to your already tanky nature)
• Buddha Fruit (becomes literally unkillable)
• Barrier Fruit (maximum defense stacking)

Fighting Style Priority:

1. Iron Body (damage reduction stacks with racial bonus)
2. Black Leg (reliable damage)
3. Haki (late game power)

Gameplay Tips:

• Position yourself to take hits for teammates
• Don’t dodge—your stats allow you to face-tank and heal
• In boss fights, focus on staying alive rather than maximum DPS

Fishman Optimal Build

Primary Stats:

• Strength: 50%
• Stamina: 30%
• Dexterity: 20%

Best Weapons:

• Trident (thematic and strong)
• Brass Knuckles (for Fishman Karate)
• Any water-element weapons

Best Devil Fruits:

• Important Note: Most Fishmen avoid Devil Fruits because eating one removes your water breathing advantage!
• If you must eat one: Rubber Fruit (maintains swimming) or Light Fruit (speed compensates for water weakness)

Fighting Style Priority:

1. Fishman Karate (Fishman-exclusive, non-negotiable)
2. Combat (basic foundation)
3. Dragon Claw (advanced option)

Gameplay Tips:

• Do ALL underwater content first—it’s free progression
• Use water as an escape route—enemies can’t follow you effectively
• In PvP, bait enemies near water for home field advantage

Skypian Optimal Build

Primary Stats:

• Dexterity: 70%
• Strength: 20%
• Stamina: 10%

Best Weapons:

• Dual Pistols (ranged DPS)
• Sniper Rifle (long-range picks)
• Dials (Skypian-exclusive equipment)

Best Devil Fruits:

• Storm Fruit (air combat synergy)
• Light Fruit (speed + flight = untouchable)
• Sand Fruit (ranged attacks from safety)

Fighting Style Priority:

1. Dial Combat (Skypian-exclusive)
2. Ranged Weapons Mastery
3. Black Leg (backup option)

Gameplay Tips:

• Always take the high ground in combat
• Use terrain to your advantage—you can reach places others can’t
• Kite melee enemies endlessly with your mobility

Race Synergy with Devil Fruits

One crucial aspect many players overlook is how your race interacts with Devil Fruits. Here’s a comprehensive breakdown:

Best Race + Devil Fruit Combinations

Oni + Tremor Fruit

• Synergy Rating: 10/10
• Why It Works: Tremor’s raw damage multiplies with Oni’s +40% damage buff
• Result: Single highest burst damage in the game

Mink + Light Fruit

• Synergy Rating: 10/10
• Why It Works: Speed stacks on speed = literally uncatchable
• Result: Ultimate hit-and-run build, impossible to pin down

Lunarian + Phoenix Fruit

• Synergy Rating: 9.5/10
• Why It Works: Phoenix regeneration + Lunarian defense = immortal tank
• Result: Can solo endgame bosses without dying

Fishman + NO Devil Fruit

• Synergy Rating: Special Case
• Why It Works: Devil Fruits remove water breathing, negating your racial advantage
• Result: Stay fruit-less to maintain underwater dominance

Skypian + Storm Fruit

• Synergy Rating: 9/10
• Why It Works: Air superiority combined with storm abilities
• Result: Control the battlefield from above

Devil Fruits to Avoid by Race

Oni Should Avoid:

• Support fruits (Phoenix, Heal) – You want damage, not utility
• Weak fruits that don’t scale with your bonuses

Mink Should Avoid:

• Slow, tanky fruits (Buddha, Heavy) – Kills your mobility advantage
• Fruits that root you in place

Lunarian Should Avoid:

• Glass cannon fruits – You’re built to tank, not dodge
• Rubber Fruit – Your fire resistance is more valuable

Fishman Should Avoid:

• ALL Devil Fruits if possible – Preserves water breathing
• If you must: anything except Rubber or fruits that provide underwater benefits

Skypian Should Avoid:

• Melee-focused fruits – You want range to utilize your positioning
• Heavy fruits that reduce mobility

PvP Tier List: Best Races for Combat

While the general tier list ranks races for overall gameplay, PvP combat has some unique considerations. Here’s how races rank specifically for player-versus-player content:

PvP S-Tier

1. Oni – Raw stat advantage is crushing in fights
2. Mink – Speed and stun potential dominates skilled players
3. Lunarian – Outlasting opponents wins wars of attrition

PvP A-Tier

4. Skypian – Positioning advantage frustrates melee players
5. Fishman – Water control can be clutch near coasts

PvP B-Tier

6. Human – No particular advantage in combat

PvP Pro Tips by Race:

Oni Players: Play ultra-aggressive. Your stats let you trade damage favorably. Initiate with Demon Step combo into ultimate for massive burst.

Mink Players: Never commit fully. Dash in, land Electro combo, dash out. Wait for paralyze proc, then all-in for the kill.

Lunarian Players: Let them come to you. Your defense means you win extended fights. Bait their burst, survive it, then counterattack during their cooldowns.

Skypian Players: Abuse high ground. Snipe from distance. If they close the gap, double jump away and reset positioning.

Fishman Players: Fight near water. If losing, jump in ocean to reset. They can’t follow effectively, giving you healing time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my race multiple times?

Yes! You can change your race as many times as you want using Race Reroll Tokens (500 Robux or 50,000 Gems each) or Premium Race Selectors (2,500 Robux). There’s no limit, but it can get expensive.

What is the rarest race in Sailor Piece?

Oni is the rarest race with only a 1% spawn rate. This means on average, you’ll need to reroll 69 times (100 Gems = 1 reroll) to have a 50% chance of getting Oni. For reference, that’s 3,450,000 Gems or 34,500 Robux worth of random rerolls.

Does race affect Devil Fruit awakening?

No, race does not directly affect Devil Fruit awakening requirements or abilities. However, certain race + fruit combinations create synergies that make awakening more practical (example: Lunarian + Phoenix = easier to survive awakening challenges).

Can Fishman players eat Devil Fruits without consequences?

This is a common misconception. Fishman players CAN eat Devil Fruits and will gain their powers normally. However, eating a Devil Fruit removes the infinite water breathing passive, making you drown like any other Devil Fruit user. You keep the swimming speed bonus, but you’ll drown in deep water. Most Fishman players avoid fruits for this reason.

Is there a way to get Oni guaranteed?

Yes, the Premium Race Selector in the shop allows you to directly choose Oni for 2,500 Robux. This is the only guaranteed method. Otherwise, you’re at the mercy of RNG with a 1% chance per reroll.

Which race is best for beginners?

Human is actually perfect for beginners because you’re not missing out on advanced mechanics you don’t understand yet. However, if you can reroll into Fishman (10% chance), I recommend doing so—the quality-of-life improvements for exploration make early game way more enjoyable. Once you understand the game, aim for Mink or higher.

Do races affect quest availability?

Yes! Certain quests are race-exclusive. For example, Mink players get access to the “Electro Elder” questline at level 30, while Fishman players have underwater exclusive quests. These quests provide unique rewards and fighting styles, making racial choice even more important.

Can two players of the same race have different appearances?

Yes, race determines your character’s base features (Fishman = fish features, Skypian = wings, Oni = horns), but you can customize colors, hairstyles, and accessories independently at the Character Creator.

What happens if I reroll my race mid-game?

Your stats, items, and progress all remain unchanged. The only things that change are:

• Your passive racial abilities
• Your appearance
• Access to race-specific fighting styles (you keep already-learned styles but can’t upgrade them further)
• Your racial questlines (progress resets)

Is Oni worth spending money to get?

If you’re serious about Sailor Piece and plan to invest significant time, yes. Oni provides a permanent 40-70% power advantage over Human players that compounds throughout your entire playthrough. However, if you’re casual, Mink or Lunarian (both at 5% rates) offer 80% of Oni’s value and are 5x easier to roll.

How often do new races get added?

Based on Sailor Piece’s update history, new races are added approximately every 4-6 months during major updates. Keep an eye on the official Discord and Roblox group for announcements. When new races drop, there’s usually a limited-time event with increased reroll rates.

Does race affect bounty or reputation gains?

No, your race has zero impact on bounty, reputation, or faction standing. These systems are purely based on your actions and quests completed, not your character’s race.

Pro Tips and Advanced Strategies

After hundreds of hours in Sailor Piece, here are my top insider tips that most players don’t know:

Hidden Race Mechanics

1. Oni’s Hidden Scaling: The Oni’s +40% damage buff actually scales BETTER with slower, harder-hitting weapons. A single hit from a Greatsword gets the full 40% bonus, while rapid-hit weapons get diminishing returns due to how damage calculation works. Use slow weapons for maximum impact.

2. Mink Stamina Stacking: The +100 stamina from Mink stacks multiplicatively with stamina-boosting equipment. With the right gear setup, you can achieve 400+ stamina, allowing for 8+ consecutive dashes. This creates an “infinite mobility” build that’s broken in PvP.

3. Lunarian Fire Immunity Exploit: Several endgame dungeons have fire-based environmental hazards that instantly kill non-Lunarian players. Lunarian players can completely ignore these mechanics, making certain content trivially easy.

4. Fishman Treasure Advantage: There are 17 hidden treasure chests scattered across underwater locations that ONLY Fishman players can realistically reach. These chests contain rare weapons and 500,000 Gems total—enough for 10 race rerolls!

5. Skypian Secret Areas: Three sky islands are only accessible to Skypian players (or players with specific Devil Fruits). These areas contain exclusive NPCs who sell powerful items.

Reroll Timing Strategy

Best Times to Reroll:

• During Events: Many events include “Double Reroll Luck” periods where rare races have 2x spawn rates
• After Major Updates: Developers sometimes buff weaker races, changing the meta
• When You Have 200k+ Gems: Never reroll with less than enough for 4 attempts

Worst Times to Reroll:

• Immediately After Starting: Play Human for the first 10 levels to learn mechanics
• When You’re One Race Away From Your Goal: The gambler’s fallacy is real—just save more Gems
• During Gem Shortages: Wait for better code drops or events

Min-Max Race Exploitation

For Farmers (Goal: Make money fast):

• Roll Fishman
• Complete all 17 underwater treasure chests immediately
• Use the 500,000 Gems to reroll into Oni
• Now you have best farming race (was Fishman) + best combat race (now Oni)

For PvP Specialists:

• Stay Human until level 20
• Learn all basic fighting styles at +10% faster rate
• Reroll into Mink or Oni
• You now have fighting style advantage + racial advantage

For Solo Players:

• Lunarian is underrated for solo content
• You can attempt bosses 10+ levels above you safely
• Rush endgame content faster than any other race

Race Evolution System (Coming Soon?)

Based on data mining and developer hints, there are strong indications that a “Race Evolution” or “Awakened Race” system is in development. Here’s what we know so far:

Leaked Information:

• Races may gain “V2” or “Awakened” forms at level 100+
• Requirements likely include: Max level, special quests, rare materials
• Awakened forms provide enhanced versions of current passives

Speculated Awakened Bonuses:

• Oni V2: +60% damage (up from +40%), +50% defense (up from +30%), new “Demon Form” transformation
• Mink V2: +50% damage (up from +30%), +60% movement speed, 25% paralyze chance (up from 15%)
• Lunarian V2: +50% fire resistance (becomes total immunity), regeneration doubled, new “Flame Emperor” mode
• Fishman V2: Can breathe underwater even with Devil Fruit, +300% swim speed, water manipulation attacks
• Skypian V2: True flight (not just gliding), +40% movement speed, storm creation abilities

My Prediction: This system will likely release in Q1 or Q2 of 2026, potentially as part of a major expansion. I’d recommend holding onto your current race if it’s A-tier or better, as the evolution system will make early investment even more valuable.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

After coaching dozens of players and reading community forums, here are the most common race-related mistakes I see:

Mistake #1: Rerolling Too Early

The Problem: New players roll Human, immediately hate it, and spend all their starting Gems on rerolls before understanding the game.

The Solution: Play Human until level 15-20. Learn the mechanics. THEN make an informed decision about which race suits your playstyle.

Mistake #2: Chasing Oni Exclusively

The Problem: Players spend 500,000+ Gems trying to get Oni, never succeed, and quit frustrated.

The Solution: Set a budget. If you don’t get Oni in 50 rerolls (2,500,000 Gems), settle for Mink or Lunarian. These races are 90% as good for 500% better odds.

Mistake #3: Ignoring Race + Build Synergy

The Problem: Players roll Mink but build full tank stats, completely negating their racial strengths.

The Solution: Match your stat distribution to your race. Mink needs speed. Oni needs strength. Lunarian needs vitality. Build accordingly.

Mistake #4: Fishman Eating Devil Fruits

The Problem: Fishman players eat fruits for power, lose their water breathing, and regret it immediately.

The Solution: If you’re Fishman, STAY FRUITLESS. Your underwater advantage is more valuable than most fruits. If you absolutely must eat a fruit, make it Rubber (keeps some swimming ability).

Mistake #5: Not Using Race-Exclusive Abilities

The Problem: Players unlock race-specific fighting styles but never train them, missing out on huge power spikes.

The Solution: Prioritize your race-exclusive content. Oni players should max Demon Step first. Mink players should master Electro immediately. These abilities are massive power multipliers.

Mistake #6: Rerolling From Solid Races

The Problem: Players get Skypian or Fishman, think they’re “unlucky,” and reroll into Human.

The Solution: Understand the probabilities. If you have any race above Human, you’re already ahead of 69% of players. Only reroll from Fishman+ if you have massive Gem reserves.

Final Recommendations and Verdict

After testing every race across all content types, here’s my final advice for different player types:

For Competitive Players (PvP Focus)

Recommended Race: Oni > Mink > Lunarian Reasoning: PvP is all about stat advantages and Oni’s raw numbers can’t be beaten. Mink is a close second for skilled players who utilize mobility. Lunarian works for defensive playstyles. Investment: Worth spending money to guarantee Oni if you’re serious about ranking.

For PvE Players (Story & Bosses)

Recommended Race: Oni > Lunarian > Fishman Reasoning: Boss fights reward either massive damage (Oni) or survivability (Lunarian). Fishman is great for progression efficiency. Investment: Try for 10-20 rerolls. Accept anything A-tier or better.

For Casual Players (Just Having Fun)

Recommended Race: Fishman > Skypian > Mink Reasoning: These races offer quality-of-life improvements that make the game more enjoyable without requiring optimization. Investment: Use free Gems only. Don’t spend money.

For Explorers (Treasure Hunters)

Recommended Race: Fishman > Skypian > Mink Reasoning: Fishman and Skypian can access exclusive areas. Mink’s mobility helps cover ground quickly. Investment: Aim for Fishman first (10% rate is reasonable), reroll to Skypian if you get unlucky.

For Free-to-Play Players

Recommended Race: Fishman (realistic goal) > Skypian (backup) > Any non-Human Reasoning: With limited Gems, you need to be realistic. Fishman at 10% is achievable with 20-30 rerolls. Skypian at 15% is even easier. Investment: Never spend Robux. Save all Gems for rerolls only.

For Spenders (Dolphin/Whale)

Recommended Race: Oni (premium selector) > Mink (reroll until you get it) Reasoning: If you’re spending money anyway, go for the best. Oni is worth the 2,500 Robux investment. Investment: Buy Premium Race Selector for Oni, or buy 10+ reroll tokens and gamble for Mink/Oni.

Staying Updated: Race Meta Changes

The Sailor Piece meta evolves with each update. Here’s how to stay informed:

Official Information Sources

1. Official Discord: Join here – Developer announcements, patch notes, meta discussions
2. Roblox Game Page: Check update logs and developer posts
3. Official X/Twitter: @SailorPieceGame – Quick updates and event announcements
4. YouTube: Search “Sailor Piece January 2026” for current meta videos
5. Community Tier Lists: Reddit r/SailorPiece for community consensus

Signs a Race Meta Shift is Coming

• Developer mentions “balance changes” in update notes
• New fighting styles being added
• Level cap increases (make certain races more valuable)
• New race releases (often come with buffs to existing races)
• Community outcry about imbalance

How to Adapt to Meta Changes?

1. Don’t Panic Reroll: Wait 1-2 weeks after major updates to see how meta settles
2. Check Win Rates: Monitor PvP tournament results to see which races dominate
3. Test Changes Yourself: Patch notes don’t always tell the full story
4. Have a Backup Plan: If your race gets nerfed, ensure you have Gems saved for reroll

Conclusion

Choosing the right race in Sailor Piece is one of the most impactful decisions you’ll make in the game. While Oni stands supreme as the ultimate powerhouse and Mink excels in skilled hands, remember that any race from Fishman and above can clear all content and compete in PvP with the right build and strategy.

My Personal Recommendation: If you’re just starting, aim for Fishman (10% chance, totally achievable). Complete all underwater content to stockpile Gems, then make a big push for Mink or Oni later. This gives you a solid race to progress with while building resources for your dream race.

For Rerollers: Set a budget and stick to it. The difference between Mink and Oni is about 10-15% performance—not worth bankrupting your Gem stash if you’re struggling to hit that 1% rate.

Final Thought: The best race is the one you actually have. A skilled Human player will destroy an unskilled Oni player every time. Your race provides advantages, but your skill, build, and game knowledge determine your success.

Good luck on your pirate journey, and may your rerolls be blessed with legendary luck!