Sea of Conquest: Pirate War has to be one of the best pirate games on the market! Offering players with a bunch of themed bonanzas such as seafaring activities, pirate wars, multiple collectible heroes, and a ton of sea exploration, the game has been rated an average of 4.5 stars on the Google Play Store. Explore the unforgiving seas in hopes of finding the lucrative treasures that have been lost since timeless ages. Undergo massive creation and destruction as you build/renovate ships only to plunder your enemies! Sea of Conquest: Pirate War is available as a free-to-play game on both Google Play Store and iOS App Store.

In this guide for Sea of Conquest: Pirate War, we are going to be checking out all the gameplay mechanics and systems set in place for the comfort of the player. This guide is tailored towards beginners/new players, adding onto to the clarity that is lacking in the game’s official tutorial. We have kept the language of this guide quite simple and not used many of the usual game slangs. All of the information has been compiled by us, with some inputs taken by seasoned veterans of the game. Since Sea of Conquest: Pirate War is still a fairly new title, there’s a lot left to discover and uncover. Enjoy your adventures in the open and mighty sea!

Understanding the Gameplay Mechanics

Sea of Conquest: Pirate War has a host of interesting gameplay mechanics, both on land and on sea. The game has a diverse range of landscapes, each supported well by their own storyline and graphical narrative. As you progress in the story mode, 2 things will be made clear to you – combat on the land is different from combat on sea, and that there is more to do besides rampaging through enemies. For the latter part, you can explore the Devil’s Sea in hopes of some treasure, or simply upgrade your ship to withstand even the toughest of waters. You can also go on massive treasure hunts, allowing you to stock up resources as well as gain some extra rewards for your timely efforts. 

For the former, understanding combat mechanics is also important. Combat lives in the heart of any pirate, and you should be prepared in how to handle the manic action! In the sea, combat usually takes place between 2 ships, each placed vertically facing each other. The first ship to lose all of their HP goes down and so does the loot along with it. You can equip your ship with multiple different types of cannons, guns, lightning bolts, etc. These weaponries help deal a significant amount of damage to enemy ships on a consistent basis. Players can even enhance them to configure a higher DPS output. Players will also have access to different heroes that can be placed on the ships. 

Heroes are essentially soldiers on the ships that are part of the crew. They are not like normal crewmates, as they have the guts and capability to handle even the deadliest of storms. Each hero is assigned a base rarity, and has some active/passive abilities. These abilities can be triggered manually if they are active or trigger passively if conditions are met, provided they are passive. The higher the rarity of the hero, the better they are considered due to higher base stats and stronger abilities. We would recommend checking out a complete tier list for the best heroes in Sea of Conquest: Pirate War. 

Upgrading Heroes: All Systems Explained

Upgrading heroes has to be one of the core priorities for any player looking to progress efficiently in Sea of Conquest: Pirate War. The game gives you a wealth of resources to achieve this feat, however, they are dried up quite frequently as well. Each hero can be upgraded multiple times until it reaches its max potential. In this section, we will understand about the different gameplay upgrade systems set in place to help you increase the overall power of your heroes. 

• Levelling Up – This is the core method of advancing your heroes. You can simply give them experience via skill books to upgrade their levels. Each level upgrade increases the hero’s core stats such as Attack, Defense, and Health.
• Ranking Up – This method is more premium as it requires extra hero shards of the particular hero. Once ranked up, you can gain new passive abilities, enhance secondary stats, and even get empowered active abilities. 

Understanding the Different Currencies

Sea of Conquest: Pirate War has a variety of currencies that must always be monitored in order to keep the account operating smoothly. Because they are the most significant, we will limit our discussion in this section to the major currencies. The major currencies and their uses are as follows:

• Gold – Gold is the primary currency in Sea of Conquest: Pirate War. It is used available abundantly via events, quest rewards, exploration rewards, and more. It is used majorly for ship upgrades, hero upgrades, and trading. 
• Emerald – Emerald is the premium currency in Sea of Conquest: Pirate War. It is to be used judiciously as it is not easily available in large quantities. It is used primarily to summon heroes from the Lucky Draw.

Playing Sea of Conquest: Pirate War on a bigger screen of your PC with BlueStacks without worrying about battery drainage and smooth gameplay, is highly recommended.