Sea of Remnants features puppetfolk sailors, recruitable crewmates, city residents, faction members, rivals, and story figures. This page explains how the wiki separates major character categories and points readers toward the active crewmate index.
The Sea of Remnants character index is built for English readers who want to understand crewmates, NPCs, factions, and story roles without jumping between untranslated pages. Each character can be useful in several ways. Some are recruitable crewmates with attributes and combat roles. Some are NPCs tied to Orbtopia, quests, or activities. Some belong to fleets or factions that explain their story identity.
Because public information is still developing, this wiki separates verified character data from missing fields. When a profile has public attributes, skills, biography text, images, and faction notes, the page includes them. When a field has not been released, the page does not invent a value. That is important for players who want real information rather than filler.
Crewmates are the most important character type for gameplay planning. They can have roles such as Main DPS, Sub DPS, Support, Survival, Damage, or Utility. They also have main attributes such as Strength, Intelligence, Agility, Perception, Charm, or Constitution. Those labels are useful for early comparison, but they should be read together with skills, faction identity, and future balance data.
NPCs are broader. They may offer quests, host city activities, appear in story scenes, sell goods, join a faction, or react to choices. Factions and fleets give characters a social context. A player who likes one crewmate can use faction pages to find related characters and likely story connections.
New players should start with the crewmate roster and tier list, then open individual profiles for skills and biography. Lore-focused readers should start with factions, Orbtopia, NPCs, and choice pages. Build-focused readers should compare role labels first, then check whether a character has damage, support, survival, or utility value.
Character names are localized for English readability while preserving the meaning of the Chinese source data where possible. Some names may be refined if official English names become available later.
No. The character system includes crewmates, NPCs, story characters, enemies, and faction members.
Some characters have public Chinese wiki entries with attributes, skills, and biography text. Others only have partial public information.
Not always. Names may be adjusted when official English localization becomes available.
Use role, attribute, faction, skill function, and team purpose together rather than relying on one label.
This page is based on localized Chinese character data, official companion descriptions, and public faction information from NetEase and Steam.