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Use this page as a Sailor Piece relics planner-support reference for relic crafting: what the crafting loop is, where the crafter sits, which recipes are currently tracked, and how to think about grouped part farms.
Why Sailor Piece relics matter
This is not a broad encyclopedia. It is a focused reference page for players who need relic recipes, crafter context, and grouped part-source notes while using the planner.
Fast answer
How relic crafting works
The planner-friendly version is simple: farm part counts, go to Relic Crafter, and treat relics as recipe targets instead of mixed unlock trees.
The planner lens
This is why relics fit the first planner release so cleanly.
- Relics are cleaner than mixed unlock chains because every tracked requirement is a material count.
- The crafter location still matters because the route is not finished until you can convert the parts at Relic Crafter on Bizarre Island (Sea 2).
- Grouped part sources are more useful than fake-precise enemy claims when the source evidence is still being kept conservative.
Crafter route
The current community-confirmed reference points players toward Relic Crafter on Bizarre Island in Sea 2.
Think of relic crafting as a two-part loop: farm the parts, then finish the recipe at the crafter.
The planner handles the material gap. This page handles the reference context that explains why the target behaves like a clean crafting route instead of a mixed unlock chain.
Location
Where Sailor Piece relics fit
Relic recipes are pure material targets, but the final handoff still depends on knowing where the crafting endpoint lives.
Relic Crafter on Bizarre Island
Use this as the route anchor after the part counts are covered.
Why the location matters
The planner can tell you when your counts are covered, but crafting is not done until you can reach the Relic Crafter and convert the parts into the target relic.
What not to overclaim
This page keeps the route practical and conservative. It does not invent exact enemy-level source splits when grouped part references are the stronger current fit.
Recipes
Tracked Sailor Piece relics recipes
These recipe cards keep the page useful as a support reference even when the planner itself only exposes one relic target in the current MVP.
Damage Relic
Current planner-supported relic target. Treat it as a pure material gap, then finish at the crafter.
- 40x Relic Part #7
- 30x Relic Part #8
- 50x Relic Part #1
- 50x Relic Part #2
Luck Relic
Current planner-supported farming route. Use it when the session goal is luck value instead of direct combat damage.
- 30x Relic Part #5
- 25x Relic Part #6
Crit Damage Relic
Current planner-supported crit route. It helps players compare a narrower crit line against the broader Damage Relic path.
- 25x Relic Part #3
- 20x Relic Part #4
Source groups
Part-source group summary
Grouped source notes are more honest and more useful than pretending the current evidence already supports a complete encyclopedic source split for every part.
Relic Parts #1-2
Treat these as a shared farm group for recipe planning. They appear across multiple tracked relic recipes, especially Damage Relic and Crit Chance Relic.
Relic Parts #3-4
This group matters when a player pivots toward Crit Damage Relic instead of continuing only on the Damage Relic route.
Relic Parts #5-6
Luck Relic lives here, which makes this group more of a recipe reference today than a direct planner target.
Relic Parts #7-8
Damage Relic depends on this group heavily, so planner users should think in route overlap instead of isolated single-part farming.
Planner use
Why Sailor Piece relics stay in planner support
Relics are the cleanest current example of the planner doing exactly what it is meant to do: compare owned counts to recipe needs and point you back to the relevant grouped farm route.
Return once your Sailor Piece relics part counts change
Use the route planner when the first-choice question is still open, then return to the single-target planner after you commit to one relic line.