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Devil Fruits are consumable items in Grand Piece Online that give your character abilities, a new moveset and, in some cases, passive effects. They come in Paramecia, Logia and Zoan types, with rarity tiers from Common to Mythical. Players find them on trees around the map and through Battle Royale, dungeons, fishing, trading and enemy drops. Eating one stops swimming and its effects stay until a Dark Root removes them, while the Fruit Bag holds the fruits you aren't eating.

Swords are the close-range weapons players use in Grand Piece Online, and each one has its own basic attack, special moves and stats. Most scale with Sword Mastery, while a few, like Boneshiver, scale with Strength. Swords can be used on their own or paired with fighting styles such as One Sword Style, and they come from shops, bosses, crafting, battle passes and past events.

Fighting styles are combat skill sets you learn from trainers in Grand Piece Online, and each one gives you its own moves. Requirements vary a lot, from Peli and special items to a specific race, a quest, or an earlier style. Advanced styles such as Kamishiki and Abyssal Karate shut off your active Devil Fruit abilities, so check how a style works before you equip it.

Races are the character types in Grand Piece Online, and races can bring bonuses, with some also tied to a fighting style. The races are Human, Skypian, Fishman, Vampire, Mink, Cyborg and Dullahan. You can't pick one directly, so you roll for a race with race rerolls in the Customization menu. Some races also have extra steps, such as Cyborg's upgrade and Dullahan's link to Halloween.

Bosses are the tougher enemies in Grand Piece Online that guard rare loot, including Devil Fruits. They come in several kinds: open-world bosses on land and at sea, trigger bosses that appear once you complete something, dungeon and raid bosses built for groups, and seasonal bosses tied to holiday events. Each kind calls for its own approach, from knowing what summons a boss to preparing the right gear and stats for the fight.

Islands are the stops across the Grand Piece Online sea map, and sailing is how you reach them. Many have enemies, NPCs, shops or bosses, and the map is split into the First Sea, where new players begin, and the Second Sea, which opens through the World Scroll and Reverse Mountain once players are strong enough. Eternal Poses act as compasses for single islands, while Robo sets spawn points on the islands where it's present.

Accessories are wearable gear such as hats, face pieces, necklaces, capes and outfits that can add health, stamina, regeneration and damage bonuses, and some are cosmetic only. They come from boss drops, the Factory Raid, fishing and crafting, from Robux purchases such as the All Seeing Eye, and from limited-time events. Each equipment slot holds one piece, and pieces in different slots add their bonuses together. Compare stat bonuses as well as rarity when choosing equipment.

Boats are the ships players use to travel between islands and fight at sea in Grand Piece Online. They come from ship merchants and the boat shop for Peli, from the Robux shop, and from boss drops and events. Boats differ in how tough they are, how fast they move and whether they carry cannons. Damaged boats are repaired with a hammer and planks, and each one is equipped from your inventory and spawned from the menu near open water.

Guns are the ranged weapons in Grand Piece Online, letting you attack from a distance alongside swords, Fighting Styles and Devil Fruits. The Pistol and Rifle are sold in the Town of Beginnings, while the Shotgun, Bazooka and Burn Bazooka come from bosses. Some guns, including the Stark Gun and the Inferno Rocket Blade, can only be obtained by trading. Gun damage is tied to Gun Mastery, and the Burn Bazooka has to charge before it fires.

Fish are caught by casting a rod into the water in Grand Piece Online, and each one falls into a Common, Rare, Epic or Legendary rarity tier. The rod and bait you use affect your catch. Fish can be sold to the Fish Buyer for Peli or kept to craft better rods and bait and special gear. Halloween fish return with the Halloween event.

Fishing Rods are the tools players use to catch fish in Grand Piece Online. The starter rod comes from fishermen at the docks, while the Rare and Epic rods are crafted at the Blacksmith from fish. Specialty rods, including the Angler Rod, Jack-O'Rod, and Devil Fruit Rod, need blueprints and help with sunken gear, Halloween fish, and Devil Fruit catches. The Merchants Banana Rod and Lovestruck Rod help fish come to your line faster, and the ODM Rod raises how rare your catches can be.

Materials are the items used across Grand Piece Online to unlock fighting styles, repair ships, craft gear at the Blacksmith, and summon bosses. Many fighting style unlocks need a Material on top of Peli, so check the requirements before you start saving. Players gather them from enemies, the open world, and the sea, and some are used up while others stay in your inventory. Wooden Planks keep ships in shape, and the World Scroll opens the way to the Second Sea.