100 Days At Sea Roblox Wiki — Raft Building, Survival & Islands

100 Days At Sea Codes

100 Days At Sea has a real Codes menu, but GamesRadar reported no active codes on September 22, 2026. SKELLY is still shown as working by a different outlet on that date, so its historical 20-Pearl reward is marked disputed rather than definitely Active.

100 Days At Sea Beginner Guide

Stranded Devs' ocean survival experience begins on a raft with a Harpoon and fishing rod, aiming to survive 100 days in the Bermuda Triangle. Stabilize Wood, Metal, food, and the Bonfire before setting out for guarded islands or late-game bosses.

1. 1Join the official Stranded Devs experience, Roblox place 70411440483149, and select your Class in the lobby.
2. 2Use the Harpoon to grab drifting Wood and Metal; the official Hooked! badge tracks your first grab.
3. 3Deposit usable Wood into the Bonfire and crafting stock without spending your fuel reserve.
4. 4Fish and collect floating food to keep hunger from interrupting exploration.
5. 5Raise the Bonfire toward Level 3 to open early resource-station progression.
6. 6Build a Sawmill; a July hands-on guide records a cost of 10 Wood and 2 Metal.
7. 7Add a Crab Trap for recurring food before planning long voyages.
8. 8Craft Map Radar to identify islands and important destinations.
9. 9Visit Fisherman Island for its NPC, chests, and a possible Dinghy.
10. 10Return to the lit Bonfire before night when possible to avoid the Angler Fish.
11. 11Upgrade weapons and armor before visiting Survivor Islands or guarded strongholds.
12. 12Repeat the day/night cycle and follow the official survival milestones toward Day 100.

100 Days At Sea Classes Tier List

Classes are permanent Pearl purchases with distinct spawn equipment and passives, rather than cosmetic skins. These S–C bands reflect a September 12 TechWiser assessment; its separate D band contains Camper, Medic, and Survivor and is identified explicitly instead of falsely merging it with C.

100 Days At Sea Crafting and Bonfire Guide

Crafting upgrades your raft from a vulnerable starting platform to a renewable resource and defense base. Costs and level gates quoted here come from a July hands-on guide; check the current in-game crafting preview after subsequent updates.

100 Days At Sea Islands and Map Guide

The world includes easy loot islands, guarded rescue sites, event locations, and late-game boss biomes rather than one fixed island path. September Shipwreck coverage documents five Crystal Skull objectives, while the Ice and Fire biome selection may differ between runs.

100 Days At Sea Bosses and Shipwreck Guide

Bosses have different summon objectives and drops, making them long-term goals after raft and weapon preparation. The Lich King belongs to the September Shipwreck content and should not be mistaken for an early starter boss.

100 Days At Sea Day 100 and Night Survival Guide

Surviving one hundred days depends on stable food and fire, defended stations, safe returns from islands, and optional day-count multiplier goals. Official badges identify Bonfire and survival-day milestones, while a hands-on guide documents Angler Fish, Sharks, Ghost Pirates, and event Aliens.

1. 1Before nightfall, gather Wood and fuel the Bonfire, preserving emergency fuel.
2. 2Fish and establish a Crab Trap to keep hunger from draining the crew.
3. 3Stay near the lit Bonfire at night; the Angler Fish threatens exposed players when safety fails.
4. 4Avoid fighting Sharks in open water if retreating to the raft is possible.
5. 5Protect crafting, food, and fuel stations during night raids.
6. 6Prepare weapons for Ghost Pirate melee and ranged enemies.
7. 7Bring Medkits or Bandages before rescue missions and guarded islands.
8. 8Use Auto Turret when available to reduce manual defense duties.
9. 9Check Map Radar and return before a long journey strands you after dark.
10. 10After an Alien Raid, use its Transponder only if you are ready to explore farther.
11. 11Attempt rescue and boss multiplier objectives when your group has enough gear.
12. 12Track Day 1, Day 5, Day 10, and the main Day 100 survival goal.

100 Days At Sea Pearls and Companions Guide

Pearls purchase permanent Classes and Companion Chests, while Doubloons belong to a separate in-run trading economy. Compare known class starting gear and passive Companion benefits before opening chests or spending a limited Pearl balance.