Roblox Sailor Piece Bloodlines Guide: All Bloodlines, Stats, and How to Get Them in Sea 2

The Sea 2 update for Sailor Piece on Roblox introduced one of its most impactful new systems yet: Bloodlines. If you are looking to maximize your character’s potential in the late game, understanding how Bloodlines work and which ones to aim for is essential. Here is everything you need to know.

What Are Bloodlines in Sailor Piece?

Bloodlines is a new system added in the Sea 2 update for Sailor Piece. They give your character permanent stat boosts that stack on top of everything else you already have. Each Bloodline provides two things: a passive stat bonus, such as damage, defense, speed, or luck multiplier, and a unique active ability exclusive to that Bloodline.

There are currently nine Bloodlines in the game, and each one offers a different set of stats. Some are great for combat, some help with farming, and a couple are decent for early Sea 2 progression. The system is entirely separate from your race and clan buffs, meaning Bloodlines layer on top of your existing build rather than replacing anything.

How to Get Bloodline Stones

Players can get Bloodlines in Sailor Piece by using a Bloodline Stone, obtained by defeating any Sea 2 NPC or Sea Bosses. Sea Bosses are hard to beat, but they have a 100% chance of dropping the Bloodline Stones.

Every Bloodline you get is tied to a single item called a Bloodline Stone. When you use one from your inventory, you get a completely random Bloodline out of the nine available. You can only have one active Bloodline at a time, so using another stone will replace whatever you currently have.

There is an important progression gate to keep in mind as well. The system is locked until Sea 2 progress is made. You need to be at least Level 12,500 and have reached Ascension V before you can start working with Bloodlines at all. If you are not there yet, focus on leveling and unlocking Sea 2 first before spending time hunting Bloodline Stones.

The Bloodline Stone is a newly added item that has a chance to drop after defeating any NPC on Punch Island or Starter Island in Sea 2. The grind can be lengthy, so make sure you are running a strong damage build and equipping Runes and Relics for extra output before you start farming.

All Sailor Piece Bloodlines and Their Stats

There are nine confirmed Bloodlines in the game right now. Here is a breakdown of each one and what they offer:

• Primordial: +27% Damage, +5% Damage Reduction, +15% Luck Multi, +10% Melee Damage Multi, +40% Max HP
• Astral: +30% Damage, +10% Luck Multi, +2% Lifesteal, +10% Sword Damage Multi, +35% Max HP
• Dawnbringer: +20% Damage, +2% Damage Reduction, +7% Luck Multi, +7% Sword Damage Multi
• Nightfall: +17% Damage, +1% Lifesteal, +17% Max HP, +5% Luck Multi
• Vizard: +15% Damage, +15% Gems Gain, +20% Max HP
• Demonblood: +22% Damage, +1% Lifesteal, +7% Melee Damage Multi
• Hunter: +10% Damage, +10% Money Gain, +10% Gems Gain, +15% Max HP
• Stormborn: +12% Damage, +10% XP Gain, +12% Max HP
• Commoner: +7% Damage, +10% Max HP, +10% XP Gain

Bloodlines Tier List: Best to Worst

Not all Bloodlines are worth keeping, and since rerolling replaces your current one, it is worth knowing which ones to hold and which to reroll immediately.

Primordial is the best Bloodline in Sailor Piece, as it scales your damage stat numbers and luck while giving a lot of damage reduction. It sits firmly at the top of any tier list right now. Astral remains one of the strongest sword-focused Bloodlines because it combines damage, luck multiplier, lifesteal, sword damage multiplier, and max HP.

Dawnbringer ranks as an A-tier pick. It is a very efficient hybrid line with damage, damage reduction, luck multi, and sword damage multi, all clearly visible. Nightfall is also A-tier, already strong from the visible damage, lifesteal, HP, and luck multi mix.

In the mid-range, Vizard, Demonblood, and Hunter all sit at B-tier. Vizard’s visible damage, gems, and HP spread are stronger than those of the lower farming lines. Demonblood is a good combat-focused Bloodline thanks to damage, lifesteal, and melee scaling. Hunter is a solid mixed route with damage, money, gems, and HP, especially for farming utility.

Stormborn and Commoner are the two you want to reroll away from as soon as possible. If you get Stormborn or Commoner early, reroll. They are not worth keeping once you have enough Bloodline Stones.

Tips for Using the Bloodline System

Knowing which Bloodline suits your playstyle makes the rerolling process far more efficient. Here are some practical tips:

• If you are still in Sea 2 and having trouble surviving, keep any Bloodline with lifesteal. Astral, Nightfall, and Demonblood are all good picks since that stat makes fights much easier.
• If your focus is farming instead of fighting, Hunter and Vizard are solid options.
• Even a C-tier Bloodline gives passive stats, so prioritize any Bloodline over none while you are rerolling toward something better.
• Sea Bosses, while harder to defeat, guarantee a Bloodline Stone drop every time, making them the most reliable source if you can handle the difficulty.
• Keep Runes and Relics equipped during your farming sessions to offset the increased damage reduction on Sea 2 NPCs.

Final Thoughts

The Bloodlines feature is one of several major systems introduced alongside the Sea 2 update, which also brought guilds, guild leaderboards, sea beasts, world bosses, and new questlines. Among all of these, Bloodlines arguably has the biggest impact on your character’s raw power and build direction.

Aim for Primordial or Astral if you are a combat-focused player, and keep rerolling until you land one of the top three. The grind is real, but the stat gains are worth it.

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