I remember standing at Shibuya Station with my sword raised, watching three enemies fall and nothing but disappointment in my bag. My screen blinked: no Broken Sword, no progress, just more grinding. That moment pushed me to map every drop so you don’t waste those hours I did.
At Shibuya Station I learned patience beats hope — How to Obtain Broken Sword in Sailor Piece
The Broken Sword is a rare crafting material you must collect by killing specific sword-wielding mobs — it does not come from chests or from random boss reward pools. You can forget about opening loot boxes and banking on luck; the only reliable route is targeted mob farming.
Focus your farming on the following enemies and islands — teleport to whichever matches your XP level and clear packs fast:
- Sorcerer Student at Shibuya Station
- Slime Warriors on Slime Island
- Swordsman on Judgement Island
- Ninja on Ninja Island
Can Broken Swords drop from chests in Sailor Piece?
No. Broken Swords are crafting materials tied to enemy drops only. If you’re opening chests hoping they’ll appear, you’re wasting time — switch to focused mob farming instead.
On my third hour of farming I changed strategy — Tips and Tricks to Farm Sailor Piece Broken Swords Quickly
If you’re grinding for hours and getting very little, the problem is method, not luck. Small changes to where you farm and how you kill enemies swing the drop rate far more than chasing higher-level mobs.
- Best single spot: Slime Warriors on Slime Island. I personally pulled the most Broken Swords per hour here — farming slimes is like panning for gold.
- Speed over strength: Faster kills with fewer hit animations raise your effective drop rate. Don’t chase the highest-level mob; chase the fastest clear.
- Build for burst: Use high DPS swords and fighting styles that let you clear packs quickly. The fewer attacks you need, the better.
- Boost luck and damage: Invest in the skill tree, the Sailor Piece Power System, and Spec Passives to increase both drop chances and kill speed.
- Community tools: Join Roblox Sailor Piece Discords, follow YouTube grinders and streamers who publish route maps, and watch short clips on TikTok for efficient spawn points.
What is the best place to farm the Broken Swords in Sailor Piece?
Hands down: Slime Island with Slime Warriors. It’s the sweet spot for spawn density, mob behavior, and clear speed. If you want a backup, Sorcerer Students at Shibuya Station and the Swordsmen on Judgement Island are solid alternates.
The crafter’s counter taught me the value of counting — How to Use Broken Sword in Sailor Piece
I handed three Broken Swords to the Divine Grail crafter and watched the exchange happen in seconds — that trade is your gate to the boss that matters.
Here’s what to use Broken Swords for:
- Craft Divine Grail: Speak to the Divine Grail Crafter NPC and trade 3 Broken Swords for 1 Divine Grail.
- Craft Babylon Key: Speak to the Babylon Key Crafter NPC and trade 100 Broken Swords + 5 Golden Essence + 2 Phantasm Cores for 1 Babylon Key.
Use Divine Grails to summon the King of Heroes boss and gain the King of Heroes F move; that boss drops items needed for the King of Heroes fighting style. Treat collecting Broken Swords like assembling a watch — small parts that suddenly matter when they’re all together.
I’d rather you spend an hour farming the right island with a tuned build than ten hours chasing every spawn. Which method will you try first and why?