You stand at the Stat Master NPC, the reroll window humming, and 1,000 gems feel suddenly heavier. A single letter-grade can turn a day of farming into a breakthrough or another evening of regret. I’ve watched players freeze here, unsure which buttons deserve their grind.
I’m the person who reads reroll logs for fun and then writes guides to stop people wasting gems. You and I will shorten the chase: how the system behaves, which numbers really move the needle, and a clear plan you can follow tonight.
What Is Sailor Piece Stat Reroll?
In lobbies across servers, players cluster around the reroll NPC and compare tiny percentage gains.
Stat rerolls in Sailor Piece let you overwrite a character’s permanent modifiers with new, randomly graded bonuses. Each stat — damage, cooldown reduction, luck, and the rest — receives a letter-grade tier that multiplies your base numbers from weapons, accessories, and the skill tree. Those modifiers stack, so a good reroll compounds with gear and passives.
The tiers you want live at the top: SS, SSS, and the ultra-rare Z rank. Treat Z as the outlier reward — it appears only after a long string of attempts and changes how the late-game feels.
How to Reroll Stats in Sailor Piece
Every time I log in, I see duplicate mistakes: people spending gems without a plan.
Follow this sequence so you lose fewer gems and get to the good rolls faster:
- Use a portal to reach Sailor Island and go to the building area on the left side of the island.
- Talk to the Stat Master NPC to open the reroll menu.
- Hit the reroll button next to a single stat to roll it for 1000 gems.
- Use the reroll all button to reroll all stats at once for 500 gems. Untick any stat you want to protect before rolling.
There’s an auto reroll option that will keep rolling until you hit the tier you set — similar to the clan reroll tool many players use. You can auto-skip unwanted tiers from the UI to speed up the process.
Sailor Piece Stat Reroll Chances
I examined reroll logs and observed the same skewed odds over and over.
Here are the drop rates you’ll be gambling against on every click:
- F: 40%
- E: 25%
- D: 15%
- C: 10%
- B: 5%
- A: 3%
- S: 1.45%
- SS: 0.5%
- SSS: 0.05%
- Z: 0.0125%
There is a pity system that protects you from endless droughts for the top two tiers. After 200 rerolls you are guaranteed an SS, and after 500 rerolls you are guaranteed an SSS. There is no fixed pity for Z; its rarity is the reason Z is so prized.
What is the best stat to reroll first in Sailor Piece?
Prioritize Luck and Damage. Luck increases your drop economy — the faster you get loot, the faster you can afford more rerolls or artifacts from stores and creators such as community traders on Roblox. Damage shortens fights and reduces idle time farming.
Is it worth going for Z-tier stats in Sailor Piece?
Z-tier is a long grind with tiny odds. If you enjoy the thrill and can afford the cosmetic patience cost, chase it. If you want steady gains that change your play now, aim for SSS in Luck or Damage before hunting Z.
Should I use reroll all or single rerolls in Sailor Piece?
Use reroll all when bulk-rolling unimportant stats. Reserve single rerolls when you want to lock a high roll on a priority stat. Combine auto-reroll filters with single locks to remove noise.
Sailor Piece Stat Reroll Buffs
Open the stat table and the differences are obvious: an SS on Damage feels heavier than an A on everything else.
Below are the actual percentage bonuses each tier can grant for the common reroll stats:
| Stat | Stat Buffs |
|---|---|
| Damage | Z: 37% SSS: 30% SS: 25% S: 20% A: 17% B: 15% C: 12% D: 10% E: 7% F: 5% |
| Defense | Z: 40% SSS: 30% SS: 25% S: 20% A: 17% B: 15% C: 12% D: 10% E: 7% F: 5% |
| Cooldown Reduction | Z: 15% SSS: 12% SS: 10% S: 7% A: 6% B: 5% C: 4% D: 3% E: 2% F: 1% |
| Critical Chance | Z: 7% SSS: 6% SS: 5% S: 4% A: 3% B: 3% C: 2% D: 2% E: 1% F: 1% |
| Critical Damage | Z: 35% SSS: 25% SS: 20% S: 15% A: 12% B: 10% C: 7% D: 6% E: 5% F: 2% |
| Damage Reduction | Z: 15% SSS: 12% SS: 10% S: 8% A: 6% B: 5% C: 4% D: 3% E: 2% F: 1% |
Which Sailor Piece Stats to Reroll First?
Across many sessions, two patterns repeat: fast clears win time, and steady drops pay for rerolls.
- Luck (Highest Priority): This is the lottery ticket for your grind economy. A strong Luck roll increases drop frequency and rarity, shortening the path to artifacts and better gear.
- Damage (High Priority): Damage is a gear in a clock — it accelerates everything else. Higher base damage reduces fight length and multiplies the value of crit and cooldown stats.
- Cooldown Reduction (High Priority): Faster cycles mean more uptime on powerful abilities; aim for SSS or Z if your build relies on skill rotations.
- Critical Chance & Critical Damage (Medium Priority): Push crit chance into a comfortable threshold first, then stack crit damage for burst windows that one-shot mobs in raids.
- Defense (Low Priority): Prioritize this only if you struggle to survive mid-game content; otherwise invest in offense and drops first.
- Damage Reduction (Lowest Priority): Useful as a safety net for boss farms, but it slows your offense-first progression when it isn’t stacked.
Tools such as community stat calculators and spreadsheet templates shared on the Sailor Piece Discord and Reddit can help you simulate rolls before you spend gems. Pair those tools with a simple rule: lock what matters, auto-roll the rest.
If you’ve pushed a Luck or Damage to SSS or Z, you’ve already shifted the economy of your account — your next rerolls become faster and less risky. Who will brag about a full Z-set on the server first?