The Secret Reaper Race in Sailor Piece is unlocked by evolving the Mythical Wraith race through a four-part Soul Trial questline. You must equip Wraith, travel to Slayer Island in Sea 2, and speak with the Soul Harvester NPC to begin. Complete all four trials: defeat 1,500 NPCs, collect three rare boss souls, defeat 10 Krakens, and win 10 Easy Minotaur raids without dying.
I spent three weeks grinding through these trials to unlock Reaper for my sword build. The process requires patience, but the stat bonuses make it worth every hour invested.
Below is everything you need to know about unlocking this Secret-rarity race, including exact locations, summon items, and strategies that cut my completion time in half.
Table of Contents
Prerequisites for Reaper Race
Before you can start the Soul Harvester questline, you must meet several requirements. These prerequisites ensure you are prepared for the challenging trials ahead.
What You Need Before Starting
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Race | Mythical Wraith (must be equipped) |
| Level | 12,750 or higher |
| World | Sea 2 access unlocked |
| Location | Slayer Island |
| HP Recommended | 50,000+ for raid trial |
How to Get Wraith Race
The Wraith race is a Mythical-tier race that serves as the foundation for Reaper evolution. You cannot skip this step, as Reaper is exclusively an evolution from Wraith, not a standalone unlock.
The fastest method to obtain Wraith is through Race Rerolls. These can be purchased from the in-game shop or obtained through codes and events. Based on community reports and my own experience, Mythical races like Wraith have approximately a 0.5% drop rate from rerolls.
Enable the Race Reroll skip settings in your options menu to speed up the animation. This simple change saved me hours when rolling for Wraith. Set your skip preferences to maximum to breeze through hundreds of rolls quickly.
If you have spare Robux, consider running Luck Builds while rerolling. These configurations, shared frequently on Discord and Reddit, allegedly improve your chances of hitting Mythical and Secret rarities.
Soul Trial 1: Defeat 1,500 NPCs
The first trial requires defeating 1,500 NPC enemies while Wraith is your equipped race. This trial tests your farming efficiency and patience more than combat skill.
Step-by-Step Completion Guide
Step 1: Ensure Wraith is equipped before you start killing enemies. The quest tracker only counts kills made while Wraith is active.
Step 2: Travel to a high-density NPC area. The starter islands and Marine bases work well for this grind.
Step 3: Use area-of-effect attacks to maximize kill speed. I recommend the Quake fruit for this trial due to its large hit radius and crowd control capabilities.
Step 4: Monitor your progress through the quest tracker in your menu. The counter updates in real-time.
Step 5: Once you hit 1,500 kills, the trial completes automatically. You will see a notification confirming completion.
Farming Tips for Faster Completion
The Quake fruit is widely considered the best option for this trial. Its tremor attacks can hit dozens of NPCs simultaneously, cutting your farming time significantly compared to single-target weapons.
Group NPCs into clusters before attacking. Running in circles to gather enemies, then unleashing a single Quake ability can clear 10-15 NPCs instantly.
Based on my testing, this trial takes approximately 2-3 hours of focused grinding. Using the Quake fruit and proper grouping reduces this to about 90 minutes.
Soul Trial 2: Collect 3 Boss Souls
The second trial requires collecting three specific boss souls: Spirit Warrior Soul, World Boss Soul, and Ancient Soul. Each soul drops from a different boss type and requires summon items to spawn.
This trial took me the longest due to RNG drop rates and the time needed to gather summon materials. Understanding the spawn mechanics beforehand will save you significant frustration.
Boss Souls Location and Summon Guide
| Soul Name | Boss Type | Location | Summon Item |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spirit Warrior Soul | Spirit Warrior | Spirit Island (Sea 2) | 3 Spirit Keys |
| World Boss Soul | World Boss | Blue Planet Island | Dominion Brand |
| Ancient Soul | Cosmic Being | Bizarre Island | Specific Summon Item |
Spirit Warrior Soul Strategy
The Spirit Warrior spawns on Spirit Island in Sea 2. You need three Spirit Keys to summon this boss for a chance at the soul drop.
Spirit Keys drop from regular mobs on Spirit Island and nearby areas. I recommend farming these while also working toward your 1,500 NPC kills if possible. The drop rate is reasonable, and you should have three keys within 30-45 minutes of focused farming.
Once summoned, defeat the Spirit Warrior quickly to maximize your hourly attempts. The soul has a low drop rate, so expect to fight this boss multiple times.
World Boss Soul Strategy
The World Boss requires a Dominion Brand to summon. This item drops from specific high-level enemies and can also be obtained through certain activities in Sea 2.
Blue Planet Island is the dedicated spawn location for World Boss. Check your map markers to navigate there efficiently from Slayer Island.
World Boss has a timed spawn window, so coordinate with other players if possible. The soul drop is RNG-based, and you may need 5-10 kills depending on your luck.
Ancient Soul (Cosmic Being) Strategy
The Cosmic Being is located on Bizarre Island. This boss requires its own specific summon item, which you should farm in advance.
Many players report this soul taking the longest to obtain due to the combination of summon item rarity and low soul drop rates. I recommend dedicating a full session to just this boss once you have the other two souls.
Patience is essential here. The grind is purely RNG-based with no shortcuts, but consistent attempts will eventually yield all three souls.
General Boss Soul Farming Tips
Run a Damage Build rather than Luck Build for boss farming. While luck helps with summon item drops, raw damage output lets you kill bosses faster, increasing your attempts per hour.
Coordinate with a crew if possible. Having allies speeds up boss kills and allows you to share summon items when available.
Track your attempts mentally or on paper. Knowing roughly how many kills you have attempted helps manage expectations during long farming sessions.
Soul Trial 3: Defeat 10 Krakens
The third trial requires defeating 10 Krakens in the Open Sea area. These massive sea creatures spawn under specific conditions and provide one of the more challenging trial segments.
Kraken Spawn Mechanics
Krakens spawn in the Open Sea between major islands in Sea 2. They do not appear randomly, you must meet specific bounty requirements to trigger spawns.
Based on community testing and my own experience, you need approximately 100,000 to 150,000 bounty for Krakens to begin spawning regularly. Lower bounty amounts result in extremely rare spawns or none at all.
Increase your bounty by defeating players, completing quests, and engaging in PvP activities. The grind to raise bounty is worth it, as proper spawn rates let you complete this trial in a few hours rather than days.
Finding and Defeating Krakens
Sail through the Open Sea areas between major islands while maintaining high bounty. Keep an eye on the water surface for telltale signs of Kraken presence.
Position your ship strategically when a Kraken appears. Their tentacle attacks can damage your vessel, so keep mobile while dealing damage.
Use ranged attacks or abilities that work over water. Some fruit abilities and fighting styles excel at sea combat, while others are ineffective.
Each Kraken defeated counts toward your 10-kill goal. The counter tracks across multiple play sessions, so you can chip away at this trial over time.
Tips for Faster Kraken Completion
Maximize your bounty before starting dedicated Kraken farming. The spawn rate difference between low and high bounty is dramatic.
Farm Krakens during peak play hours when other players are also active. Sometimes other players will spawn Krakens that you can assist in defeating, counting toward your total.
Bring repair items for your ship. Krakens deal significant damage to vessels, and being stranded at sea wastes valuable farming time.
Soul Trial 4: Win 10 Easy Minotaur Raids
The fourth and final trial requires winning 10 Easy Minotaur raids without dying a single time. This is widely considered the most difficult trial due to the no-death requirement.
Raid Mechanics and Requirements
You need Raid Keys to enter Minotaur raids. These keys drop from various activities and bosses throughout Sea 2, or can be obtained through specific game modes.
Easy Minotaur raids feature a unique mechanic: bosses must be reduced to 50% HP, then five levers must be activated simultaneously to defeat them. This mechanic requires coordination and timing.
The no-death requirement means you must survive all 10 raids from start to finish. If you die even once, your progress resets completely, and you must start over from zero.
Preparing for the Raid Trial
I strongly recommend having at least 50,000 HP before attempting this trial. Lower HP values make surviving boss attacks extremely difficult, especially during the lever phase.
Bring your best healing items and buffs. Consumables that provide temporary HP boosts or regeneration can mean the difference between survival and failure.
Team up with experienced players who understand the lever mechanic. Soloing this trial is possible but significantly harder than running with a coordinated group.
Step-by-Step Raid Strategy
Step 1: Stockpile at least 10-15 Raid Keys before starting. Having extra keys prevents interruptions if you fail and need to restart.
Step 2: Enter Easy Minotaur raids and focus purely on survival. Do not take unnecessary risks for faster clear times.
Step 3: During the lever phase, communicate clearly with teammates about which lever each person will activate. The simultaneous activation must be precise.
Step 4: After each successful raid, check your quest tracker to confirm the counter increased. The tracker updates immediately upon victory.
Step 5: Continue until you reach 10/10 completions without a single death.
What Happens If You Die
Death at any point during any of the 10 raids resets your progress to zero. This is the most punishing aspect of the Reaper unlock.
If you die, take a break before restarting. Frustration leads to sloppy play, which leads to more deaths. I took a 30-minute break after my first reset, then completed the remaining raids successfully.
Consider recording your screen or streaming to a private audience. Having footage helps identify what went wrong if you fail, and the psychological pressure of being watched sometimes improves focus.
How to Claim Your Reaper Race
After completing all four Soul Trials, return to the Soul Harvester NPC on Slayer Island. This hooded figure initiates your race evolution from Wraith to Reaper.
Final Evolution Steps
Step 1: Fast travel or sail back to Slayer Island in Sea 2. The Soul Harvester stands near the center of the island, easily identified by their dark robes and scythe.
Step 2: Ensure Wraith is still equipped. The evolution only works if you are actively using the prerequisite race.
Step 3: Interact with the Soul Harvester NPC. A dialogue option will appear confirming all trials are complete and offering the evolution.
Step 4: Accept the evolution. Your race will permanently change from Wraith to Reaper, unlocking all associated stat bonuses and passives.
Step 5: Check your character stats to confirm the change. You should see immediate increases to damage, HP, and sword damage multipliers.
Important Note About Race Rerolls
If you use a Race Reroll after unlocking Reaper, you will lose it and revert to a random race. However, you can reclaim Reaper by rerolling back to Wraith and speaking to the Soul Harvester again.
The Soul Harvester remembers your completed trials permanently. You do not need to redo the 1,500 kills, boss souls, Krakens, or raids if you already finished them once.
Many players keep extra Race Rerolls in storage for this purpose. Reaper is worth the occasional reroll to reclaim if you want to experiment with other races temporarily.
Reaper Race Stats and Passives
The Reaper race provides some of the strongest damage-oriented bonuses in Sailor Piece. These stats make it ideal for sword builds, boss farming, and PvP combat.
Complete Stat Bonuses
| Stat | Bonus |
|---|---|
| Damage | +105% |
| Max HP | +120% |
| Sword Damage | +35% |
| Execute Damage | +25% |
| Lifesteal | +3% |
| Damage Reduction | +12% |
These bonuses stack multiplicatively with other buffs, making Reaper one of the highest damage-output races available. The +35% Sword Damage specifically makes this race mandatory for competitive sword builds.
The +25% Execute Damage is particularly powerful against low-health enemies and bosses in their final phase. Combined with the lifesteal, you become incredibly difficult to kill while dealing massive damage.
Reaper vs Archangel: Which Should You Choose?
Archangel is the other Secret-rarity race that many players compare to Reaper. While both are top-tier, they serve different playstyles.
Choose Reaper if you focus on sword damage, boss farming, and dealing raw damage numbers. The sword multiplier and execute damage make you unstoppable in melee combat.
Choose Archangel if you prefer farming efficiency and versatility. Archangel provides different bonuses that excel in grinding scenarios rather than pure damage output.
I recommend Reaper for PvP and boss content, Archangel for general world farming. Both are worth unlocking eventually, but Reaper first if you main swords.
Best Builds for Reaper Race
The optimal build for Reaper emphasizes sword damage and survivability. Pair your race bonuses with a high-tier sword and fruit that complements melee combat.
Quake fruit works well with Reaper due to its crowd control and area damage. The stun effects let you close distance safely, then unleash sword combos enhanced by your +35% multiplier.
For artifacts and accessories, prioritize HP and damage stats. The +120% Max HP from Reaper scales incredibly well with flat HP bonuses from gear, making you a tank that hits like a truck.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Players frequently encounter problems during the Reaper unlock process. This section covers the most common issues and their solutions based on community reports and my own troubleshooting.
Trial Progress Not Counting
If your NPC kills are not counting toward the 1,500 goal, verify Wraith is equipped. Many players accidentally switch races and do not notice.
Check that you are in the correct world area. Some trials only progress in specific zones, and kills in Sea 1 or other areas may not register.
Restart your game client if progress seems stuck. Occasionally the quest tracker desyncs and requires a reload to update properly.
Boss Souls Not Dropping
RNG is the primary factor here, but ensure you are fighting the correct boss variants. Only the specific bosses listed in the trial drop the required souls.
Verify you have the correct summon items equipped or consumed before attempting spawns. Using the wrong item wastes time and resources.
Join a private server if possible. Lower player counts reduce competition for boss spawns and can improve drop rates due to less server load.
Krakens Not Spawning
Increase your bounty to at least 100,000. This is the most common reason for zero Kraken spawns.
Sail through different Open Sea areas. Some zones have better spawn rates than others due to server population and recent activity.
Play during off-peak hours when fewer players are competing for spawns. Early morning server time often yields better results.
Raid Death Resetting Progress
This is working as intended and not a bug. The no-death requirement is intentionally punishing.
If you die due to lag or disconnections, unfortunately, the progress still resets. Ensure stable internet before starting serious attempts.
Practice Easy raids without worrying about the death counter first. Learn the mechanics perfectly before committing to your serious 10-completion run.
Soul Harvester Not Offering Evolution
Confirm all four trials show as complete in your quest tracker. Even one incomplete trial blocks the evolution option.
Check that Wraith is equipped. Having Wraith in your inventory is not enough, it must be your active race.
Try rejoining the server if the NPC seems unresponsive. Occasionally dialogue options fail to load correctly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to get the Reaper race in Sailor Piece?
Equip the Mythical Wraith race and travel to Slayer Island in Sea 2. Speak with the Soul Harvester NPC to start the four-part Soul Trial questline. Complete all trials: defeat 1,500 NPCs, collect 3 boss souls, defeat 10 Krakens, and win 10 Easy Minotaur raids without dying. Return to the Soul Harvester to evolve Wraith into Reaper.
What is the best race in Sailor Piece Roblox?
Reaper and Archangel are considered the two best races, both being Secret-rarity. Reaper excels for sword damage builds with +105% Damage, +35% Sword Damage, and +25% Execute Damage. Archangel is better for general farming and versatility. Choose based on your preferred playstyle.
Is Shinigami race the same as Reaper in Sailor Piece?
Yes, Shinigami and Reaper refer to the same race. Some players and older guides use the name Shinigami, but the official in-game name is Reaper. The unlock method and stats are identical regardless of which name you encounter.
How rare is the demon race in Sailor Piece?
The Demon race is a Legendary-tier race with approximately a 5% drop rate from Race Rerolls. While rare, it is significantly more common than Mythical races like Wraith (~0.5%) and Secret races like Reaper (evolved, not rolled directly).
Can I reclaim Reaper if I use a Race Reroll?
Yes, you can reclaim Reaper after rerolling away from it. Obtain Wraith again through Race Rerolls, then speak to the Soul Harvester NPC. Your completed Soul Trials are saved permanently, so you do not need to redo them.
What level do I need to unlock Reaper race?
You need level 12,750 or higher to access Slayer Island and start the Reaper unlock questline. This requirement ensures you have the stats and experience needed to complete the challenging trials.
Conclusion
Unlocking the Secret Reaper Race in Sailor Piece requires dedication, patience, and approximately 10-20 hours of focused gameplay across the four Soul Trials. The reward is one of the strongest damage-focused races in the game, providing massive bonuses to sword builds and PvP performance.
I recommend prioritizing the Wraith acquisition first through Race Rerolls, then tackling the trials in order. The 1,500 NPC kills and boss soul collection can be done simultaneously to save time. Save the Minotaur raid trial for last when your HP and skill level are highest.
Remember that your Soul Trial progress is saved permanently. Even if you reroll away from Reaper later, you can always reclaim it by obtaining Wraith again and visiting the Soul Harvester. The grind is worth it for the +105% Damage and +35% Sword Damage bonuses that make you a force to be reckoned with in any combat scenario.