About us

What we do

Our goal is not to replace an in-game notice or an official community channel. We organise publicly available information, patch observations and player observations into pages that are easier to check. When possible, a page states its applicable version, update date and anything that remains unverified instead of presenting a guess as a fact.

Our coverage can include code status, basic unit data, build and team suggestions, source-aware game notes, version changes and guides. These categories do not all carry the same level of certainty: reproducible in-game results come first; public developer statements and checkable sources follow; community reports are marked as reference material until they can be verified.

Editorial principles

• After a significant update, we prioritise affected codes, stats, rankings and acquisition information.
• Guides retain relevant conditions such as mode, level, equipment and version so a conclusion is not separated from its context.
• When an error or an outdated claim is confirmed, we correct it; uncertain claims are softened or removed.
• We do not publish value information to pressure players into a trade or to manufacture scarcity.

Independent editing and sources

RELL Seas Wiki is maintained by independent player-editors. We may consult in-game results, public developer channels and publicly checkable community material, but we do not speak for a developer or platform. Unless a page clearly says otherwise, our pages are not official announcements and should not be treated as official guarantees.

If a page is missing a source, has become outdated or no longer matches the current game, use our contact page and include the page URL and information we can check. A specific correction is much easier to review than a general statement that data is wrong.

Using the site well

Use RELL Seas Wiki as a starting point for checking and comparing. Try codes in-game, follow official notices for events and balance changes, and consider demand, version risk and the other trader's trustworthiness before any in-game decision. A game can change rates, balance and redemption rules without notice, so historical information may not apply to every later version.

By continuing to use this site, you acknowledge the boundaries described in our Terms of service, Privacy policy and Fan-made disclosure.