About 100 Days At Sea Wiki

100 Days At Sea Wiki is a fan-made player guide for the Roblox game 100 Days At Sea. An independent editor maintains the pages. That editor is not an employee of Roblox, not a member of the Stranded Devs group speaking for the studio, and not a stand-in for the official game page. The site does not sell accounts, items, or currency, and it does not ask you to log in.

The practical job is narrower than a typical wiki slogan. Players need a current answer on codes, a class roster they can check against the menu, public badge milestones, and a survival route that says what to do before what. Those answers have to stay separated by how strong the source is. A badge description from Roblox can be quoted as a public objective. A Pearl price copied from a class roundup cannot. The wiki editor would rather leave a number off the page than print one the game menu might contradict tomorrow.

This is a fan-made guide and is not affiliated with Roblox, Stranded Devs, or any official brand. If a page ever sounds like an official patch note, that is a writing failure, not a partnership. Official wording stays on the Roblox game page and the Stranded Devs group. This site links to those places from the official-links chapter and then returns to player decisions.

The update rule is simple and slower than a daily stamp: reviewed when public sources materially change. The date printed on guides, currently September 23, 2026, is the last time that review standard was applied to the public pages. It is not a promise that every boss pattern was re-tested that morning, and it is not a promise that a code appeared overnight.

A material change is a working-code status, a badge description that no longer matches the page, a class menu that contradicts a reported cost, or a route claim that players can show is wrong. Cosmetic rewrites and extra adjectives are not updates. When a correction lands, it should change the sentence a player would act on, and the source note should still say whether that sentence came from Roblox, from a player report, or from a gap we have not closed.

Codes are the strictest case. The working list stays empty until an official source or a recorded in-game reward confirms a value. A busy comments section on another site does not move that list. Survival guides can still be useful while recipe counts are missing, because the decision — food before a radar, a raft you can return to before a named boss — does not require a fake ratio.

Public Roblox badge text is the backbone of the long guides. Day counts, the harpoon grab, chowder in the cooking pot, bonfire challenges, and named fights such as the Squid Boss or the Lord of Lava are used because the badge sentences exist. Community station names, class perks, and Pearl costs stay labeled as reports until the menu on your screen agrees. If you only have time for one policy page, read the editorial policy and the source methodology.

The site refuses scripts, executors, exploit walkthroughs, and free-Robux pitches. It also refuses to copy another wiki's tables into a fresh URL and call that a guide. Competitor pages are useful only as a list of claims to verify or drop. Player videos can suggest a route. They do not become drop rates.

Guides that tell you what to skip are intentional. A first-week chapter that also tries to be a potion index and a boss encyclopedia helps nobody. The long decision guides exist so a player can close the tab that does not match the problem in front of them.

There is no public email inbox for this wiki. Use the feedback form described on the contact page. Name the URL, quote the sentence that looks wrong, and say what the game actually showed, including the day you saw it. A menu price, a badge description, or a failed code redemption is more useful than a general complaint that the guide is outdated.

Unsupported code strings are not added because someone asked. Account recovery, billing, and bans belong to Roblox, not to a fan site. If you send a password or a payment detail, it will not be used and it should not have been sent.