This ship and fleet database localizes the current Chinese fleet archive into English.
The current archive focuses on named fleets, their story identity, and known members. Detailed ship stats, parts, cannons, and upgrade routes can be added when verified game data becomes available.
The current ships database is organized around fleets because public fleet identity is more complete than final ship statistics. Sea of Remnants presents ships as part of a larger voyage system: players build a fleet, sail through dynamic seas, encounter pirates and monsters, and recruit companions who belong to different groups. That makes fleet context useful even before exact ship part values are available.
Each fleet entry should help readers understand story identity, known members, and likely gameplay connections. Once verified ship data is available, this page can expand into individual vessel pages with hull stats, weapon slots, part slots, upgrade materials, acquisition routes, and recommended crewmates.
Free sailors without a fixed territory, family, or organization.
The Drifting Bottle is a loose group of independent voyagers. They sail their own ship across the open sea and are not bound to any single domain or institution. Traveler and Ais make this group important for new readers because they connect directly to the early character index.
Lawless outcasts who drift freely across the sea.
The Wanderer gathers people with troubled pasts and no settled faith. They do not follow a fixed route or a tidy moral code, choosing adventure, conflict, or aimless drifting according to their own mood. This group currently includes several characters with utility, survival, and agility labels.
A fleet that seeks to conquer unknown waters in the princess's name.
Once a sharp spear of the kingdom, the Dawnbringer fleet was pushed far from the center of power. Eleanor treats that exile as an expedition, gathering displaced talent under her banner to define order in lawless waters. Dawnbringer has one of the largest known member groups in the current archive.
A mysterious family of elegant enforcers.
After the old baron's era ended, Michael returned to the Black Reef Islands and sparked a new code. The Black Baron reshapes rigid order into indulgent chaos, sheltering scattered sea hamsters and building a new harbor. Its known members are fewer, but both are useful for focused character pages.
Orbtopia's wildest rock band, formed by everyday workers.
The Blue Wave Band brings together part-time workers, a doctor, a cook, and a tailor. Offstage they live in the streets; onstage they chase storms, thunder, and total release through music. This group is useful for understanding Orbtopia's city culture as well as character identity.
The available fleet archive does not yet list full ship statistics. Future ship pages should track hull type, weapon slots, part slots, base stats, upgrade materials, acquisition method, and recommended crewmates. Pages should also show whether data is official, verified in-game, or community-submitted.
Fleet identity is currently more available than final ship statistics, so it gives players useful context without inventing numbers.
Yes. Individual pages should be added when hull stats, parts, upgrades, and acquisition methods are verified.
They are at least story and character groups. Their final gameplay impact should be verified from current builds.
There is no verified final best ship yet. Role, upgrade cost, enemy type, and crewmate synergy will matter.
This page uses localized Chinese fleet archive data and official descriptions of fleet building, sea travel, pirates, and monsters.