FunPlus International AG, the mastermind behind popular titles such as State of Survival: Zombie War, Project Entropy, Guns of Glory: Lost Island, and more, has launched an exhilarating pirate adventure called Sea of Conquest.
Navigate a vast and dangerous sea brimming with both dangers and riches. Explore every hidden crevice to claim every treasure as your own. Discover uncharted routes and explore unknown realms in the Sea of Conquest.
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Imprint your legacy in every corner of the world and craft a new saga as the Pirate King!
Prepare to set sail with this game, matey! Head to the Google Store to seize your treasure chest of adventure!
In this article, I’ll chart the course to list the grub in Sea of Conquest and the ingredients you need to whip them up!
Galley and Ingredients
First, you must construct a Galley, which becomes accessible after upgrading your ship in the Sea of Conquest. To unlock new recipes, you’ll need to cook with the appropriate ingredients.
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There are multiple methods to acquire ingredients in Sea of Conquest for your culinary endeavors, with some coming as rewards or loot from raids on Armed Freighters.
But the most reliable method for a steady supply is by constructing the following rooms on your ship:
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Cooking food in the Sea of Conquest is one of the easiest methods to restock supplies and earn gold by trading it in the Mess Hall. Recipes are categorized into five tiers: S+, S, A, B, and C, with C representing the lowest tier featuring the most basic recipes.
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It’s worth noting that certain dishes may have alternative recipes in Sea of Conquest, but in this list, I’ll outline the most accessible ingredients.
When it comes to the fish, keep an eye on their different rarities to ensure the desired outcome.
S+ Tier Recipes
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The finest and most exquisite offerings in the game that offer more supply replenishes and gold once traded in the Mess Hall in Sea of Conquest. They require the rarest and most sought-after ingredients, making them a true delicacy among pirates.
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The food for this tier is also of high quality, offering substantial supply replenishment and gold. While not as exceptional as S+ Tier, they are still quite valuable and require rare ingredients in Sea of Conquest.
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Sea of Conquest’s A Tier recipe is above average in quality. These provide decent supply replenishment and gold suitable for maintaining a steady income. The ingredients used are moderately challenging to obtain.
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The B-Tier is the most basic, with minor benefits in Sea of Conquest. While not as potent as higher-tier dishes, these are practically the cheapest option, especially for those who have just started the game.
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This tier is considered the lowest quality in Sea of Conquest. These dishes provide minimal benefits and are made of the most common and easily obtainable ingredients.
| Dish | Recipe | Supplies Replenish | Mess Hall |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burnt Fish | Blue Fish, Water, Egg | +15 | 75 Gold |
| Greasy Cake | Egg, Milk | +15 | 75 Gold |
| Salted Fish Soup | Water, Blue Fish | +15 | 75 Gold |
| Rare-grilled Fish | Blue Fish | +8 | 40 Gold |
| Slimey Ice Cream | Milk | +8 | 40 Gold |
| Burnt Egg | Egg | +4 | 20 Gold |
| Canned Broth | Water | +4 | 20 Gold |
| Tough Meatballs | Raw Meat | +48 | 240 Gold |
| Mushy Tortilla Chips | Corn | +24 | 120 Gold |
| Rotten Fruit Salad | Berry | +24 | 120 Gold |
| Raw Fish Taco | Corn, Blue Fish | +30 | 150 Gold |
| Raw Minced Meat Taco | Corn, Raw Meat | +24 | 120 Gold |
Conclusion
Engaging in battles with Armed Freighters and sea monsters, alongside daily produce collection on your ship, ensures a consistent supply of ingredients for food preparation. This concludes this article!
If you discover a second ingredient for a recipe, please share it with us in the comments section below!
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