100 Days At Sea Companions Guide (June 2026)

scheduleLast edited: Jun 30, 2026
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Companions in 100 Days At Sea provide passive buffs and utility. This page lists all four companion chests, reported drops, and which companions work best for survival, melee, gun, and economy builds.

Companions Snapshot

StatValueReported
Chest Groups4June 2026
Total Companions20Reported
Best Melee PetSwordfishReported

Lore & Trivia

Overview

Companions are tame allies that travel with your raft and provide passive bonuses. Their effects range from small stat buffs to automated gathering and food scavenging. Because companion chests are purchased with Pearls — the same currency used for classes — new players should usually unlock a class before gambling on random companion rolls.

This page lists the four reported companion chest groups, the companions that can drop from each, their reported buffs, and which ones fit common builds. Drop percentages are community-reported and should be treated as approximate until confirmed in-game.

How to Get Companions

Companions are unlocked through companion chests purchased with Pearls. Additional Pearls can be earned by:

  • Opening chests while exploring islands
  • Completing Daily Quests
  • Defeating bosses and raid events
  • Redeeming active promo codes

Open companion chests at a safe dock with free inventory space. Duplicate or unwanted companions should be evaluated against your current build before being discarded.

Fisherman’s Chest

  • Reported cost: 40 Pearls
  • Best for: Early survival and cheap buffs
CompanionReported ChanceReported Buff
Frog25%5% less hungry
Turtle25%5% more health
Crab25%5% more gun damage
Dolphin13%7.5% faster sprint
Shark13%7.5% more melee damage

Frog, Turtle, and Crab are the common early rolls. They provide small but reliable survival and damage bumps while you save Pearls for a class.

Warrior Chest

  • Reported cost: 80 Pearls
  • Best for: Melee and material gathering
CompanionReported ChanceReported Buff
Snorf32%5% more health
Cat32%5% faster sprint
Octopus16%Brings materials from surroundings every 120 seconds
Shark16%7.5% more melee damage
Swordfish5%10% more melee damage

Warrior Chest introduces automated gathering via Octopus and the strongest reported melee buff via Swordfish. Melee-focused players should consider this chest after unlocking Survivor or Swordsman.

Pirate Chest

  • Reported cost: 120 Pearls
  • Best for: Gun builds and food economy
CompanionReported ChanceReported Buff
Whale30%7.5% more health
Seagull30%Searches surroundings and brings food every 120 seconds
Parrot30%7.5% more gun damage
Pirate Gunner5%10% more gun damage
Swordfish5%10% more melee damage

Pirate Chest is attractive for gun classes such as Cowboy, Soldier, and Sharpshooter. Seagull provides passive food, which helps offset the hunger pressure of long island trips.

Magma Chest

  • Reported cost: 120 Pearls
  • Best for: Endgame utility and Volcano routes
CompanionReported ChanceReported Buff
Dolphin30%7.5% faster sprint
Crow30%Searches surroundings and brings food every 120 seconds
Lava Snail30%7.5% less hungry
Salamander5%Picks up and delivers loot from surroundings
Magma Golem5%10% more melee damage

Magma Chest pairs well with Fire Mage and Volcano progression. Salamander is the only reported automated loot-collection companion, making it valuable for long farming sessions.

Companion Recommendations by Build

Build GoalTop PickReason
Solo survivalFrog / Turtle / Lava SnailHunger reduction and extra health smooth early runs
Melee DPSSwordfish10% melee damage is the strongest reported melee buff
Gun DPSPirate Gunner / ParrotGun damage buffs directly increase ranged output
Food economySeagull / CrowPassive food every 120 seconds reduces cooking stress
Material farmingOctopus / SalamanderAutomated gathering and loot delivery
MovementDolphinSprint speed helps island traversal and kiting

Zookeeper Synergy

The Zookeeper class is reported to supercharge companions. If you own several strong companions, Zookeeper can elevate their buffs enough to justify the 600-Pearl cost. Without a solid companion pool, Zookeeper is a low-priority unlock.

Companion Chest Opening Tips

  • Open chests at a safe dock, not during a night raid.
  • Keep free inventory space so you do not lose drops.
  • Do not discard companions immediately — some niche buffs become useful after you unlock Zookeeper.
  • Spend Pearls on a class before gambling on companion RNG.

Author Verification

Verified by Amelia Foster on June 29, 2026 at 10:55: Test environment: official Roblox game page and community companion drop tables reviewed via desktop browser (CST, UTC+8). Observed result: the game page confirms companion chests exist as a Pearl sink. Chest groups, companion names, reported drop chances, and buff percentages are compiled from community-reported data and are marked as approximate; exact values should be confirmed by opening chests in-game.

Change Log

  • 2026-06-29: Initial publication with all four reported companion chests, 20 companions, drop chances, buffs, build recommendations, and Zookeeper synergy notes.

FAQ

How many companions are there?

There are 20 reported companions across the four chest groups. Some companions appear in multiple chests with different reported drop rates.

What is the cheapest companion chest?

The Fisherman’s Chest is reported at 40 Pearls and is the cheapest way to get early passive buffs.

Are companion chests worth it for beginners?

Usually no. Beginners should unlock Survivor or Medic first because classes provide guaranteed value every run, while companion chests are random.

Can I get companions without spending Pearls?

Some companion chests may drop from island loot or codes, but the primary source is the Pearl shop. Check the Codes page for any active rewards.

Which companion helps with hunger?

Frog, Lava Snail, and Seagull/Crow all help manage hunger through reduced hunger drain or passive food delivery.

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