Table of Contents:

• Starting Up Your Port
• Your Own Ships
• Port Interface
• Port Resources
• Upgrading Buildings
• Upgrading Ships
• Crew Members
• Voyages
• Port Distractions
• Rewards
  • Eastern Scrolls
  • Titles

Starting Up Your Port:

If you meet at least one of the required skills, you can talk to The Partner inside the port to guide you through the tutorial and get your first ship.

If you don't have any of the required skill levels, then you can still participate in the port by talking to Meg. She will ask you a series of questions about adventuring and you must choose what you think is the best advice to help her succeed.

Meg returns from her adventure at 00:00GMT every Wednesday, after which you can collect an experience lamp for a random port-related skill and money reward. Once you've collected your reward, you can send her on another adventure until the next Wednesday.

Note: The money awarded and experience lamp size depend upon how well successful Meg's adventure was.

Your Own Ships:

Once you have completed the tutorial and own your first ship, you can talk to The Navigator in the port office to learn how to send it out on a voyage.

Voyages have various requirements and can take anywhere from 20 minutes to over 15 hours to complete depending on the current region of the Wushanko Isles you're exploring. More information on Voyages can be found further on in this guide.

Every successful voyage will return with a number of resources which can be used to upgrade your ships, port and crew. The number of resources obtained is displayed when selecting a voyage.

Although you only start with one ship, you can have a total of four and additional ships are unlocked by upgrading the office. It is recommended to obtain all four ships as soon as possible to increase the number of voyages you can send each day.

Port Interface:

At the top of your screen, you will see your resources, your visitors and six icons in the middle. These icons are:

• Voyages - Used to view all available voyages and sent them on their way.
• Crew Roster - Used to view all members of your current crew and hire any new ones.
• Shipyard - Used to view your current ships and customize or upgrade them.
• Upgrade Buildings - Used to view all available port building upgrades and build any you can afford.
• Port Management - Used to select which region your ships explore and which eastern scroll they focus on collecting.
• Archipelago Map - Used to view a map of your progress through the Wushanko Isles.

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Port Resources:

As mentioned above, every successful voyage will return with a number of resources. These resources are used to improve all aspects of your port and the various resource costs of upgrades and crew members are outlined in the tables below.

When you first start managing your port you will only have access to Bamboo and Chimes, but as you progress through the Wushanko Isles and discover new regions, you will unlock more resources. Each region has a unique resource and these are:

• Chimes - All
• Bamboo - The Arc
• Gunpowder - The Skull
• Black Slate - The Hook
• Cherrywood - The Scythe
• Jade - The Bowl
• Stainless Steel - The Pincers
• Terracotta - The Loop
• Azure - The Shield

Upgrading Buildings:

Upgrading buildings is a key part of managing your own port. Doing so will allow you to attract better crew, captains and adventures, improve the stats of your ship, increase your voyage rewards and make some of the best armor sets available in the game.

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Upgrading Ships:

Each of your ships has 5 slots you can customize: Rams/Figureheads, Deck items 1, Deck items 2, Hulls, and Rudders. With the exception of rudders which only reduce voyage time, each of these increases the stats of your ship and therefore the success chance of your voyage. While it is fairly easy to reach 100% chance of success when just one stat is required, some voyages will require a combination of Seafaring, Moral and Combat and you will have to carefully customize your ship to find the best setup with the highest chance of success.



Note that Deck item 1 and Deck item 2 use the same unlock list. You only have to buy an item one time to use it in the two slots.

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Crew Members:

You can recruit and upgrade your crew via the Crew Roster interface. 15 crew members are available to recruit each day, but only 3 are displayed at a time. When you hire or reroll a crew member, one of the remaining reserve will take their place. Each ship can be assigned 5 crew members and each one will effect the stats and success chance of the voyage depending on their individual stats. As you progress through the regions, new crew with higher stats will become available (see below) and each region has a special crew member unlocked by the successful completion of a unique voyage.

The Arc
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Travelling Drunk		70	0	0	0	None	None
Stowaway		0	70	0	0	None	None
Smuggler		0	0	70	0	None	None
Varrock Chef		150	0	0	0	80 Chimes	None
Brimhaven Pirate		0	150	0	0	80 Chimes	None
Catherby Fisherman		0	0	150	0	80 Chimes	None
Dwarven Engineer		0	0	0	400	60 Chimes, 30 Bamboo	None
Ardougne Shopkeeper		50	0	0	0	60 Chimes, 30 Bamboo	Merchant (+10%)
Bamboo Golem		60	100	70	0	60 Chimes, 30 Bamboo	Staunch
First Mate		50	50	50	0	100 Chimes, 100 Bamboo	Solidarity (+25)
Cyclops		100	150	0	0	300 Chimes, 200 Bamboo and successfully completed the Cyclosis voyage	Rallying cry

The Skull
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Eastern Bannerman		350	0	0	0	250 Chimes, 80 Gunpowder	None
Eastern Musketeer		0	350	0	0	250 Chimes, 80 Gunpowder	None
Eastern Guide			0	350	0	250 Chimes, 80 Gunpowder	None
Fireworks Enthusiast		0	0	0	800	100 Chimes, 120 Gunpowder	None
Palmist		0	0	200	0	100 Chimes, 120 Gunpowder	Good Fortune
Exploding Golem		170	200	0	0	100 Chimes, 120 Gunpowder	Staunch
Eastern Overseer		120	120	120	0	400 Chimes, 300 Gunpowder	Solidarity (+50)
Siren Whalerider		0	200	350	0	600 Chimes, 300 Gunpowder and successfully completed the Siren's Shell voyage	Rallying cry

The Hook
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Blazing Lantern Clansman		500	0	0	0	600 Chimes, 120 Slate	None
Golden Katana Clansman		0	500	0	0	600 Chimes, 120 Slate	None
Storm Riders Clansman			0	500	0	600 Chimes, 120 Slate	None
Fireworks Expert		0	0	0	1200	400 Chimes, 160 Slate	None
Trader		150	0	0	0	400 Chimes, 160 Slate	Merchant (+20%)
Soothsayer		0	0	300	0	400 Chimes, 160 Slate	Good fortune
Slate Golem		250	300	0	0	400 Chimes, 160 Slate	Staunch
Feral Chimera		350	500	0	0	1200 Chimes, 400 Slate and successfully completed the Chimera Straights voyage	Rallying cry

The Scythe
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Card Sharp		750	0	0	0	1000 Chimes, 140 Cherrywood	None
Crows' Nest Sniper		0	750	0	0	1000 Chimes, 140 Cherrywood	None
Cartographer			0	750	0	1000 Chimes, 140 Cherrywood	None
Explosives Expert		0	0	0	2000	500 Chimes, 220 Cherrywood	None
Merchant		250	0	0	0	500 Chimes, 220 Cherrywood	Merchant (+25%)
Cherrywood Golem		300	500	0	0	500 Chimes, 220 Cherrywood	Staunch
Bureaucrat		250	250	250	0	1200 Chimes, 500 Cherrywood	Solidarity (+25)
Sea Witch		350	0	750	0	2000 Chimes, 600 Cherrywood and successfully completed The Winds' Home voyage	Resurrects

The Bowl
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Farcrier		1000	0	0	0	2000 Chimes, 200 Jade	None
Bounty Hunter		0	1000	0	0	2000 Chimes, 200 Jade	None
Sea Dog		0	0	1000	0	2000 Chimes, 200 Jade	None
Fireworks Maniac		0	0	0	2500	1200 Chimes, 450 Jade	None
Jade Merchant		300	0	0	0	1200 Chimes, 450 Jade	Merchant (+30%)
Jade Golem		400	650	0	0	1200 Chimes, 450 Jade	Staunch
Sacrificial Soothsayer		0	0	450	0	1200 Chimes, 450 Jade	Good Fortune
Judge of Dice		450	450	450	0	4000 Chimes, 1000 Jade and successfully completed the Cresent Isle voyage	Solidarity (+100)

The Pincers
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Travelling Band		1200	0	0	0	4000 Chimes, 600 Stainless Steel	None
Ferocious Tiger Rider		0	1200	0	0	4000 Chimes, 600 Stainless Steel	None
Harem of Fortune Tellers		0	0	1200	0	4000 Chimes, 600 Stainless steel	None
Oxhead and Horseface		500	500	500	0	6000 Chimes, 1000 Stainless Steel and the Shambling Lair voyage	Resurrects

The Loop
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Party Animal		1500	0	0	0	6500 Chimes, 750 Terracotta	None
Sea-fort Guard		0	1500	0	0	6500 Chimes, 750 Terracotta	None
Pearl Diver		0	0	1500	0	6500 Chimes, 750 Terracotta	None
Reef Rider		450	450	450	2500	7000 Chimes, 600 Terracotta	None
Terracotta Merchant		650	0	0	0	5550 Chimes, 1250 Terracotta	Merchant (+33.3%)
Wisp		300	750	750	800	5550 Chimes, 1250 Terracotta and the Light Under Sea voyage	Rallying Cry

The Shield
Name	Image	Morale	Combat	Seafaring	Speed	Cost	Trait
Zhonghu Player		2100	0	0	0	8000 Chimes, 850 Azure	None
Gu Bodyguard		0	2100	0	0	8000 Chimes, 850 Azure	None
Stargazer		0	0	2100	0	8000 Chimes, 850 Azure	None
Azure Golem		900	1100	0	0	2500 Chimes, 1500 Azure	Staunch
Kharadian Exile		450	450	1450	850	7000 Chimes, 1500 Azure and the Exile's Point voyage	Solidarity (+125)

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Voyages:

The main activity in your port is sending out ships to gather resources. These trips are known as Voyages. For each voyage you need one or more of the following stats: Morale, Combat, and Seafaring.

You can upgrade your stats by upgrading certain buildings in your port, upgrading the items on your ship, and hiring better crew.

Crew members have a color around their picture. Green stands for Morale, Red for Combat, and Blue for Seafaring. Certain crew members have other colors. They have multiple stats.

The fourth stat, Speed, doesn't increase your chance of completing missions, but it does decrease the time of your voyages.

There are two kinds of voyage: Standard voyages and Special voyages.
Standard ones can be played by anyone, but the Special voyages require an adventurer to visit your port. When you have one of the required stats, the corresponding adventurer might show up.

Clue Voyages:

Clue voyages advance the adventurer's progress towards finding a new island. Adventurers must visit the correct island on a successful voyage to make progress on the clue. When talking to an adventurer in Surula's bar, players can direct the adventurer to a specific island. If players do not direct the adventurer to a specific island, the adventurer chooses one at random from islands not yet visited for that clue. Examine the Map Table in your port to see which island is the correct one to visit. The correct island differs between players.

Standard Voyages:

Standard voyages are the source of the majority of your port resources. They are generally shorter and easier to successfully complete than Special voyages, but offer a smaller reward. By completing these voyages you can receive resources, trade goods and special crew members.

Each day you will receive 15 Standard voyages, of which only three are displayed at a time. When you send one voyage, it is replaced by another from the queue. You also have the option to reroll a voyage if you don't want to attempt it and this will again replace it with a voyage from the queue.

Special Voyages:

Each day you have a chance of attracting an adventurer to your port. The adventurers are related to each of the required skills and will only be accessible if you have level 90 in the corresponding skill:

• The Assassin: Slayer
• The Whaler: Fishing
• The Missionary: Prayer
• The Occultist: Runecrafting
• The Biologist: Herblore
• The Convict: Thieving
• The Trapper: Hunter
• The Chef: Cooking
• The Architect: Construction

These adventurers offer three kinds of missions: resource missions, story missions and scroll missions.
The resource missions are basically the same of standard missions, but they have much better rewards.
Story missions let you continue through the storyline of that adventurer. There are no rewards for this.
Scroll missions offer eastern scroll pieces as reward. These are used for the real rewards of the Player-Owned-Port

Note: You can only do one mission per adventurer each day. So plan carefully.

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Port Distractions:

After completing a voyage, you may receive a chatbox message regarding two distractions that are available to participate in while in your port. For completing these you will receive rerolls for voyages, captains and adventurers and effects that boost the stats of your ship for one voyage (with the exception of the Lifeboat which is permanent). The two distractions are:

• Last Orders - Surula the Barmaid
• A Simple Favour - Felix the Black Marketeer
• Helping Hand - Seasinger Umi

Last Orders:

After receiving the message "The Barmaid had a tricky time while the Ship was away. Speak to her to relive the events", head over the bar and talk to Surula to play Last Orders. The aim of this distraction is to serve all 20 bar patrons in under 10 minutes. This is done by clicking on the bar to collect two beers and then clicking on the people inside, outside and upstairs in the bar to serve them a beer. Surula can only hold two beers at a time, so you'll need to restock after serving two people.

A Simple Favour:

After receiving the message "The Black Marketeer had a little trouble with some assassins. Speak to him to relive the event", head over to Felix and talk to him to play A Simple Favour. The aim of this distraction is to locate the 5 Death lotus assassins hiding in barrels around the port and use their clues to locate their assassination targets.

Once it starts, look for barrels with no lid and the assassin curled up inside, then click on it to talk to them. They'll give you a clue as to who they're looking for, generally the color of a piece of their clothing or gender and you must click on the people wandering around the port area who match this description.

There are generally several who match the clue and it may take several attempts to locate the correct one, after which the assassin will appear and kill them. Repeat this process 5 times to complete the distraction.

Helping Hand:

After receiving the message: "Seasinger Umi had a small issue when helping out around port. Speak to her to relive the event", head over to Umi, located just east of the portal, and talk to her to play Helping Hand. The aim of this distraction is to help the Warehouse Worker find the items on their list. Start by talking to the Warehouse Worker to receive a clue, then search the crates and barrels to find the appropriate item. You must find 3 items.

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