Part of the Sea of Conquest Events Series:

Events Hub: Every event and what it pays (Start Here).

Trading Guide: Day 1's scoring activity.

Cabins Guide: Day 2's.

Heroes Hub: Day 4's.

Quick Answer

Legends of Conquest — usually shortened to LOC — is a recurring five-day event where each day scores a different activity:

Day	Activity
1	Trading
2	Cabin Building
3	Stargazing
4	Hero Training
5	Trophy Hunting

The entire skill of LOC is pre-farming. Every one of those five activities can be prepared in advance, and points are awarded when you complete the action — so the players topping the board are the ones who spent the previous week banking materials, holding finished upgrades and saving hero experience.

If you do LOC reactively, you will score roughly a third of what you could.

Why Pre-Farming Works

Each LOC day rewards completions during a window. Almost every relevant completion can be queued up beforehand and finished on the day:

A cabin upgrade started two days early can be collected on Day 2
Hero experience items hoarded all week can be spent on Day 4
Trade goods stockpiled in advance can be sold on Day 1

Nothing about this is exploitative — it is how the event is designed to be played, and it is what separates a full clear from a partial one. The same logic runs through the whole events hub.

Day by Day

Day 1 — Trading

Scores trade activity. Prepare by loading up on goods before the event opens and holding sales until the window.

Your galley and distillery surplus is ideal fodder — you are producing it anyway, and ordinary-tier drinks convert at 480 gold each. Bank a stack in the days before LOC rather than selling as you go.

Route selection and auto trade are covered in the trading guide. Do not spend your trade stock in the week before an expected LOC.

Day 2 — Cabin Building

Scores cabin upgrades. The pre-farm is straightforward and very effective: start expensive cabin upgrades a day or two early and collect them on Day 2.

Because cabin upgrades at higher levels run for days, this needs planning rather than reaction. Look at what your flagship requirement needs next and time it to land inside the window — you were going to build it anyway, so this is free points.

Bank speedups for this day specifically.

Day 3 — Stargazing

Scores stargazing, which runs through the Astrologer's Chamber. Save stargazing attempts and resources in the days before.

Worth noting the double benefit: the Astrologer's Chamber is a prerequisite for flagship levels 21, 25 and beyond, so investment here pays into your main progression as well as the event.

Day 4 — Hero Training

Scores hero levelling. Hoard hero experience materials all week and dump them on Day 4.

This is the easiest day to score well on and the easiest to waste. Every experience item you spend casually during the week is a point you did not bank. Spend them on your promoted core, per the hero tier list — points and real progression at the same time.

Day 5 — Trophy Hunting

Scores trophies. This is the day most players ask about, because "trophies" is not otherwise well explained in game.

Trophy Hunting is the combat-and-collection day — go out on the map and hunt. Prepare by having a combat-ready fleet with full sailors and by not exhausting your attempts on other content the day before.

Thursday gold collection ties to smuggling ship farming, which is a useful overlap: the same map activity that produces gold also feeds this day.

LOC overlaps with Lord of the Seas, the weekly task rotation, which scores substantially the same activities. A single well-timed cabin collection or hero-experience dump can score in both.

Fitting LOC Into Your Week

The rhythm that works:

The week before: bank trade goods, hoard hero experience, save speedups, hold off collecting long cabin builds.

Day of each activity: dump the banked resource.

Never: spend your stockpile on a random Tuesday because you happened to have it.

The one caution is not to let banking block your actual progression. If a cabin upgrade is holding up a flagship level, take the flagship level — the event will come round again, and the flagship gates everything.

FAQ

What is Legends of Conquest?

A recurring five-day Sea of Conquest event scoring a different activity each day: Trading, Cabin Building, Stargazing, Hero Training and Trophy Hunting.

How often does LOC run?

It is recurring rather than one-off. Watch the in-game event calendar — the events hub covers how to plan around rotations.

What are trophies in Sea of Conquest?

Trophy Hunting is the Day 5 LOC activity — map combat and collection. Save your attempts and bring a full-strength fleet.

How do I score well in LOC?

Pre-farm. Bank trade goods, hero experience and near-complete cabin builds beforehand, then cash them in on the matching day.

Which day is easiest to max?

Hero Training, if you have hoarded experience materials. It requires no combat and no timing beyond saving items.

Does LOC give good rewards?

Points accumulate into reward tiers, and a full five-day clear substantially outperforms a partial one — which is the argument for preparing rather than reacting.

Key Takeaways

Five days: Trading, Cabin Building, Stargazing, Hero Training, Trophy Hunting.
Pre-farming is the entire skill. Bank everything the week before.
Time long cabin builds to complete on Day 2.
Hoard hero experience for Day 4 — the easiest day to max.
Don't let banking block a flagship level. The flagship comes first.

Sea of Conquest Legends of Conquest: All 5 Days and How to Score