100 Days At Sea
Crew plan

100 Days At Sea crew roles for safer runs

Cover the jobs that keep the raft recoverable: supplies, food, fuel, storage, repairs, defense, and a clear return plan for scouts.

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Assign jobs around the current pressure

Give each player a clear job for the next route, then rotate when food, fuel, storage, repairs, or combat becomes the new blocker.

  • Gatherer keeps supplies moving.
  • Builder handles raft repairs and structure.
  • Cook and bonfire keeper cover food and fuel.
  • Scout follows the route objective.
  • Defender stays ready for pressure.
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Why this advice is shown
  • Harpoon gathering, raft-base building, structures, defenses, exploration, weapons, and foes. View supporting source
  • Harpoon, bonfire, cooking, exploration, combat, group-size, and survival milestones. View supporting source

Solo priority

Solo players rotate every raft job, so use one short objective and return before another pressure is left unattended.

  • Stabilize the raft before leaving.
  • Carry one objective at a time.
  • Return early enough to recover.
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Why this advice is shown
  • Harpoon gathering, raft-base building, structures, defenses, exploration, weapons, and foes. View supporting source
  • Harpoon, bonfire, cooking, exploration, combat, group-size, and survival milestones. View supporting source

Squad priority

Group runs can split jobs, but the raft still needs food, fuel, storage, recovery, and a player ready for the return.

  • Keep one player with the raft when others explore.
  • Set a return objective before scouts leave.
  • Rotate roles when the pressure changes.
Diagnose my run
Why this advice is shown
  • Harpoon gathering, raft-base building, structures, defenses, exploration, weapons, and foes. View supporting source
  • Harpoon, bonfire, cooking, exploration, combat, group-size, and survival milestones. View supporting source
Survival steps

Use it in game

  1. Name the pressure ending the run.
  2. Assign raft and scout duties.
  3. Choose one route objective.
  4. Set the return point.
  5. Rotate jobs after the crew returns.
FAQ

Player questions

What should a solo player prioritize?

Keep the raft stable, choose one short objective, and return before food, fuel, storage, or repairs fall behind.

Should the whole crew explore together?

Keep the raft supported while scouts leave, then rotate roles after they return.

When should crew roles change?

Change roles when the pressure ending the run changes.

What should scouts decide before leaving?

Choose one objective and a clear return point.

Related sea logs

Classes

Open the live Class menu and compare the current starting item and perk text with the pressure ending the run. Keep Pearls unspent when the choice is unclear.

Survival

Survive by turning the starter beach into a working raft route first. Feed loose scrap into the grinder, craft the raft, use the old sack for return trips, secure food, then expand only when fuel and storage are under control.

Raft Route

Route your run in bands: grind and craft the raft early, stabilize storage and food by day 10, make day 20 trips solve one problem, make day 50 trips protect supplies, and treat day 100 as a rescue push.

Boat Upgrades

Upgrade the raft around the pressure ending the run: structure and storage first, then check the current build menu before relying on Sawmill, Crab Trap, Map Radar, defenses, or later support.