Raids are the ultimate endgame challenge in Sailor Piece, putting your build and teamwork to the test against the fearsome Minotaur boss. If you have been grinding through Sea 2 and wondering what comes next, this Sailor Piece Raids Guide will walk you through everything you need to know to start raiding, survive the mechanics, and walk away with exclusive rewards.
I spent over 50 hours in raids across all difficulty levels, and I will share exactly what works and what does not. Whether you are trying to get your first Dual Wielder sword or farming Raid Coins for rerolls, this guide covers the location, entry requirements, boss mechanics, and proven strategies to clear raids faster.
By the end of this guide, you will know exactly where to find raids, how to get Raid Keys, which difficulty suits your level, and the best tactics for each phase of the Minotaur fight.
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Where Are Raids Located in Sailor Piece
Raids are located on Blue Planet island in Sea 2. You must complete the storyline up to Sea 2 and unlock Blue Planet before you can access this content.
Once you arrive at Blue Planet, head toward the center of the island. Look for the Raid Portal NPC standing near a glowing portal entrance. This NPC is your gateway to all raid content. The portal emits a distinctive purple aura that makes it easy to spot from a distance.
Blue Planet is also home to Spirit Fighters, which are one of the best sources for farming Raid Keys. I will cover that in detail later, but it is worth noting that you can grind for keys and enter raids without leaving the island.
If you have not unlocked Sea 2 yet, focus on completing the main storyline first. Raids are designed for late-game players with level caps recently increased to 20,000, so make sure your character is properly leveled before attempting this content.
How to Enter Raids in Sailor Piece
Starting a raid requires three things: being on Blue Planet, having at least one Raid Key in your inventory, and interacting with the Raid Portal NPC.
Here is the exact step-by-step process to enter raids:
- Step 1: Travel to Blue Planet in Sea 2 and locate the Raid Portal NPC near the center of the island.
- Step 2: Make sure you have Raid Keys in your inventory. You need one key per raid attempt.
- Step 3: Press E to interact with the Raid Portal NPC. This opens the raid menu.
- Step 4: Select your desired difficulty level: Easy, Medium, Hard, or Extreme.
- Step 5: Click the Spawn button to start the raid. If you are in a party, all members must confirm.
The raid instance will load immediately after clicking Spawn. You and your party will be teleported to the Minotaur arena where the fight begins. Solo players can enter raids alone, but the HP scaling makes higher difficulties extremely challenging without a coordinated team.
One important note: Raid Keys are consumed when you click Spawn, not when you complete the raid. If you disconnect or fail the raid, you lose that key. Make sure your connection is stable before starting.
How to Get Raid Keys in Sailor Piece
Raid Keys are the entry ticket for all raid content, and they drop from specific enemies in both Sea 1 and Sea 2. Based on my farming experience and community feedback, here are the best ways to get Raid Keys quickly.
The most efficient farming spot is Punch Island in Sea 1. Fast Ninjas on this island have a solid drop rate for Raid Keys and respawn quickly. I typically get 3-5 keys per 30 minutes of active farming here. Bring an AoE build to clear groups fast.
Spirit Fighters on Blue Planet in Sea 2 also drop Raid Keys. While the drop rate is slightly lower than Fast Ninjas, this is convenient because you are already on the same island as the raid entrance. You can farm keys and immediately enter raids without traveling.
Some players report success farming Dungeon enemies, but I found the drop rates inconsistent compared to the two methods above. Stick to Fast Ninjas or Spirit Fighters for reliable key acquisition.
Auto Haki can actually reduce your damage output in some cases, which slows down farming. If you are struggling to kill enemies quickly, try disabling Auto Haki and manually activating your Observation Haki instead.
Pro tip from the community: Join a farming party. Multiple players clearing the same spawn area means faster kills and more keys per hour for everyone. Just make sure to communicate so you are not competing for the same enemy spawns.
Raid Difficulty Levels Explained
Sailor Piece Raids offer four difficulty tiers, each with different HP values, damage modifiers, and reward multipliers. Choosing the right difficulty is critical for both success and efficient farming.
Here is the complete breakdown of each difficulty level:
| Difficulty | Minotaur HP | Damage Modifier | Reward Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Easy | 50 Billion | Normal | 1x |
| Medium | 150 Billion | 1.5x Damage Taken | 1.5x |
| Hard | 300 Billion | 2x Damage Taken | 2x |
| Extreme | 600 Billion | 3x Damage Taken | 3x |
The damage modifier affects how much damage you take from all Minotaur attacks. On Extreme difficulty, his basic attacks hit three times harder than Easy mode. This makes defensive stats and healing abilities much more valuable at higher difficulties.
HP scaling is another crucial factor. The Minotaur gains approximately 35% additional HP for each player in your raid party beyond the first. A solo player facing Medium difficulty fights a 150 Billion HP boss. A four-player party faces roughly 315 Billion HP total.
This scaling mechanic means larger parties need significantly more damage output per player to clear raids efficiently. Solo farming is actually faster for some builds, though riskier since there is no one to revive you if you die.
Medium difficulty is the sweet spot for learning mechanics while still getting decent rewards. Most players recommend starting here until you can consistently clear without taking damage.
Sailor Piece Raids Mode Explained
The Minotaur raid consists of two main phases with a unique shield phase in between. Understanding these mechanics is the difference between a quick clear and a frustrating wipe.
Phase 1: The Opening Assault
Phase 1 begins immediately upon spawning into the arena. The Minotaur has several attacks you need to recognize:
His basic melee combo consists of three slashes that deal massive damage. These have clear wind-up animations. Dodge sideways or use IFrames from your abilities to avoid damage.
The charge attack is telegraphed when the Minotaur lowers his horns and scrapes the ground. He rushes in a straight line across the arena. Sidestepping is more reliable than backstepping.
Ground slam creates a shockwave in a radius around him. Jump or move outside the red indicator to avoid getting stunned.
Throughout Phase 1, focus on consistent damage while learning his patterns. Save your burst abilities for Phase 2.
Shield Phase: The Lever Puzzle
At 50% HP, the Minotaur becomes invulnerable and surrounds himself with a damage-absorbing shield. This triggers the lever puzzle phase.
Four levers appear around the arena edges. Your party must pull these levers in the correct sequence to break the shield. The correct order changes each raid, but here is how to solve it:
Look for visual cues. One lever will have a faint glow or particle effect. That is always the first lever to pull.
After pulling the first lever, another will activate with a similar glow. Pull that one next.
Continue this process until all four levers are activated. Communication helps here if you are in a party.
The shield breaks automatically once all levers are pulled correctly. You have a limited time to complete this puzzle before the Minotaur enrages and gains a permanent damage buff.
Solo players must run between levers quickly. I recommend positioning yourself near the center of the arena during Phase 1 so you can reach any lever faster.
Phase 2: The Final Push
Phase 2 begins once the shield breaks. The Minotaur retains all his Phase 1 attacks but gains new abilities and increased attack speed.
Blood Moon is his ultimate attack. The arena darkens and meteors rain down for several seconds. These deal massive damage and apply a burn debuff. Focus entirely on dodging during this phase.
Rage Mode activates at 25% HP. The Minotaur glows red and attacks 50% faster. This is your burst window.
Save your highest damage abilities for the Rage Mode phase. Use any damage buffs, consumables, or transformation abilities here. The fight ends quickly if you output enough damage, or becomes chaotic if the fight drags on.
Lifesteal and healing abilities are invaluable in Phase 2 since the increased attack speed makes perfect dodging harder.
Sailor Piece Raids Rewards
Raids offer some of the most exclusive rewards in Sailor Piece, including the coveted Dual Wielder sword and Celestial Aura. Here is everything you can earn:
| Item | Drop Rate | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Dual Wielder Sword | 0.5% | Weapon |
| Celestial Aura | 1% | Cosmetic |
| Raid Title | Guaranteed at 100 pity | Title |
| Ancient Fragments | Common | Crafting Material |
| Raid Coins | Guaranteed | Currency |
| Raid Chest | Guaranteed | Contains random loot |
The Dual Wielder sword is widely considered the best reward from raids. This legendary weapon has unique dual-wield animations and some of the highest damage output in the game. At a 0.5% drop rate, expect to run many raids before seeing this drop.
Celestial Aura is a rare cosmetic that gives your character a glowing celestial appearance. It is purely visual but highly sought after for its distinctive look.
The Raid Title is granted through a pity system. Every raid completion counts toward pity, and at 100 pity you are guaranteed the Title. This system ensures dedicated farmers eventually get rewarded even if RNG is not in their favor.
Raid Coins are the primary currency for the raid shop. You always receive coins based on your difficulty level and performance.
Raid Chests contain random assortments of items including more coins, fragments, and small chances at other cosmetics. Higher difficulties give better chest tiers with improved loot tables.
Raid Coins Shop
The Raid Coins Shop is located next to the Raid Portal NPC on Blue Planet. This shop lets you spend accumulated Raid Coins on powerful items and rerolls.
| Item | Cost (Raid Coins) |
|---|---|
| Race Reroll | 500 |
| Trait Reroll | 750 |
| Clan Reroll | 1,000 |
| Bloodline Stone | 2,500 |
| Stat Reset | 300 |
| Name Change | 1,500 |
| Experience Boost (1 hour) | 400 |
| Luck Boost (1 hour) | 600 |
Race Rerolls and Trait Rerolls are the most popular purchases. If you are chasing a specific race for your build or trying to optimize your traits, raids provide the most reliable farming method for these items.
Bloodline Stones are expensive but essential for endgame builds. Save your coins for these once you have your race and traits sorted.
Luck Boosts are worth buying before long farming sessions. The increased drop rate applies to all content, not just raids, making it valuable for key farming or other grinding activities.
The shop resets daily, though the items available remain consistent. Prices have not changed since the Huge Update that introduced raids, though future updates may adjust costs.
Best Tips to Clear Raids Faster
After running dozens of raids across all difficulties, here are the strategies that actually work for clearing raids faster and more consistently.
Build Recommendations
Bring burst damage abilities for Phase 2. The Minotaur’s Rage Mode at 25% HP is your critical window. Abilities with long cooldowns but high damage are perfect here.
Lifesteal or healing is almost mandatory for solo players. Consider bringing healing items or abilities that restore HP based on damage dealt.
Ranged abilities shine during the Blood Moon ultimate. You can maintain damage while focusing entirely on dodging meteors.
Obs Haki (Observation Haki) is extremely helpful for seeing the Minotaur’s attack patterns and dodging more consistently.
Cooldown Management
Save your big cooldowns for Phase 2. Using everything in Phase 1 leaves you vulnerable during the harder half of the fight.
Track the Minotaur’s HP percentage. Around 55% HP, start holding back abilities so they are ready for the shield phase transition.
Buff abilities should be activated right after the shield breaks. This maximizes your damage output during the Rage Mode window.
Party Coordination
Assign lever duties before starting. Each player takes a quadrant of the arena and calls out when they find the active lever.
Bring revive abilities or items if your build supports it. Losing a player in Phase 2 makes the fight significantly harder.
Coordinate burst windows. If multiple players have transformation abilities or damage buffs, use them simultaneously for maximum effect.
AFK Farming Methods
For Raid Key farming, set up on Punch Island with an auto-clicker and AoE abilities. Fast Ninjas respawn quickly enough for semi-AFK farming.
Make sure to check back regularly. Other players may kill your targets or you might get disconnected.
Spirit Fighters on Blue Planet are less efficient for AFK farming but convenient if you want to farm keys while waiting for raid party members.
General Advice
Start on Medium difficulty until you can clear without using healing items. Then move up to Hard. Extreme is only for optimized builds with coordinated parties.
Farm Easy difficulty for quick coins if you just need shop currency. The time-to-reward ratio is actually better than struggling on higher difficulties with underleveled gear.
Check your pity counter regularly. Knowing how close you are to the guaranteed Title helps maintain motivation during long farming sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you start Raids in Sailor Piece?
To start Raids in Sailor Piece, travel to Blue Planet island in Sea 2 and locate the Raid Portal NPC near the center. You need at least one Raid Key in your inventory. Press E to interact with the NPC, select your difficulty level (Easy, Medium, Hard, or Extreme), then click the Spawn button to enter the raid instance.
What is the best reward from Raids in Sailor Piece?
The Dual Wielder sword is widely considered the best reward from Sailor Piece Raids. This legendary weapon features unique dual-wield animations and some of the highest damage output in the game. It has a 0.5% drop rate. Other valuable rewards include the Celestial Aura cosmetic and Raid Coins for the shop.
Where are the Raids located in Sailor Piece?
Raids are located on Blue Planet island in Sea 2. Look for the Raid Portal NPC standing near a glowing purple portal near the center of the island. You must unlock Sea 2 through the main storyline before you can access this content.
How do I get Raid Keys in Sailor Piece?
Raid Keys drop from Fast Ninjas on Punch Island in Sea 1 and Spirit Fighters on Blue Planet in Sea 2. Fast Ninjas offer the best drop rates and fastest respawn times. Bring an AoE build and consider farming in a party for maximum efficiency. Keys are consumed when you start a raid, not when you complete it.
Does the Minotaur’s HP increase with more players?
Yes, the Minotaur’s HP scales with party size. The boss gains approximately 35% additional HP for each player beyond the first. For example, Medium difficulty Minotaur has 150 Billion HP solo but roughly 315 Billion HP with a four-player party. This scaling makes larger parties require more coordinated damage output.
Conclusion
This Sailor Piece Raids Guide covered everything you need to conquer the Minotaur and earn exclusive rewards. You now know where to find raids on Blue Planet, how to farm Raid Keys efficiently, the mechanics of each difficulty level, and strategies for all three boss phases.
Start on Medium difficulty to learn the mechanics without getting overwhelmed. Farm Fast Ninjas on Punch Island for keys, and save your burst abilities for Phase 2’s Rage Mode.
The Dual Wielder sword and Celestial Aura are worth the grind. With the pity system guaranteeing your Title at 100 completions, every raid brings you closer to valuable rewards.
Get your Raid Keys ready, rally your crew, and show the Minotaur what you are made of. Good luck, and may your drops be legendary.