Furniture/Guide

Purchasing Furniture

Furniture shop screen

The Furniture catalog can be accessed via "アイテム" (item) button on the main screen (4th button on top from the left) then choosing アイテム屋 (the third option down on the left side) once on the item screen.

	Furniture can be bought with Furniture Coin which can be obtained through Expeditions, Quests, or Sortie (see below for more information). Keep in mind that furniture coins are capped at 300,000 coins. Furniture coins must be obtained through in-game methods and cannot be bought with DMM points.
	Furniture Fairy are used to purchase certain furniture or to decrease the coin cost of all other furniture.

Using Furniture

Clicking on the "Furniture" button on the main screen will open the furniture menu where office furniture can be selected. A small blue arrow button at the bottom right corner allows a preview of the office without the Secretary.

In the office screen, the big circle at the top left will hide the interface, giving a view of the room with the Secretary

Changing BGM using Furniture

A furniture's info card. This furniture features a background music

Some furniture comes with an exclusive BGM that will replace your office's BGM. For example, the furniture "冬の飾り付け" will play the BGM "冬の抜錨" when you're in the main screen.

Although the above furniture mentioned BGM in its description, other furniture does not include the info in its card. Therefore, it is advisable to check whether the furniture you're purchasing has a special BGM or not, especially when you are using it in conjunction with the Jukebox.

BGM that comes with special furniture has priority over the one set by Jukebox. The song of the latest furniture will override that from all other furniture until the furniture is removed from the office

Once the latest furniture that has BGM is removed, the music will change back to the default one set by the Jukebox

The song 母港 is the current BGM

To check the current BGM, go to "Stats" (aka Admiral's profile) and look at BGM field (bottom right):

Jukebox

For more information and list of tracks, see Jukebox.

Jukebox (ジュークボックス) allows the players to change their BGM at the cost of furniture coins. In order for the Jukebox to function, the player must first purchase it from the shop (8000 furniture coins and 1 furniture fairy).

There are two versions of it: the normal Jukebox (Desk) and the recently implemented Jukebox Kai (Chest). They have the same function in essential and differ only in the location in the office.

Jukebox Kai's pop-up track list

Once the Jukebox has been purchased, add the furniture to your office and click on it. A track list menu will pop-up.

Confirmation box

A track is being played

A helpful note for Jukebox Kai's owners: some ship girls will make it difficult to click on the item, therefore, it's recommended to use smaller ship girls.

Select the song you wanted from the list and choose the left option to play a 30 second preview of it. Only tracks with 母港BGM設定可能 option can be set as homeport's BGM.

You need to click the button on the top right corner as the track is being played to confirm your change. Clicking the "X" button will cancel it and will not refund your coins. After you have set the new BGM, you may remove the Jukebox from your office, the default song will remain until you set it to a new one using the Jukebox.

Obtaining Furniture Coins

Furniture coins are obtainable from furniture boxes acquired in Expeditions, Quests and Sortie

Furniture Box come in three sizes:

Small box: contains 200 coins
Medium box: contains 400 coins
Large box: contains 700 coins

You will have the option to open ten (10個), half (半分) or all (全部) boxes.

Boxes are stored in Item > Inventory in unlimited quantity. However, because there is a cap at 200,000 coins, opening a large number of boxes at once might cause the coins to go over the cap. Any coins going over the limit are discarded.

Expeditions

For a complete list of expeditions that reward furniture boxes, see Expeditions.

Many expeditions reward furniture boxes. Expeditions are suggested for lower level players and those who have time to spare. Expeditions 4, 13, 20, 27, 28, 39 have furniture boxes as secondary reward (right side) which is guarantee upon great success. However, they tend to have relatively low resource income and very long expedition time as a result.

Find below a list of high resources gain and overnight expeditions that give furniture box(es) as reward:

Exped	Time	Flagship	Fleet	Drum	Lvl

4	0:50	3	1CL 2DD
6	0:40	4	4XX
11	5:00	6	2DD 2XX
12	8:00	4	2DD 2XX
15	12:00	8	2CV 2DD 2XX
21	2:20	15	1CL 4DD	x3	≥ 30 sum
36	9:00	30	2AV 1CL 1DD 2XX
37	2:45	50	1CL 5DD	x4	≥ 200 sum
38	2:55	65	5DD 2XX	x8	≥ 240 sum

Quests

For information about quests that give furniture coins, see Quests.

There are many one-time and routine quests that give Furniture boxes. The easiest quest to obtain furniture coins from is the daily expedition quest; the D3 daily quest requiring 13 expeditions (3 starting and 10 more) gives 1x Small box and 1x Medium box. Additionally, you can complete D4 weekly quest, which is the larger version of D3.

Most of the sortie quests are harder to complete, however, Bm3 only requires you to clear 1-4 with a certain fleet composition for a large box making it an easy target. Unfortunately, it is a monthly quest. If you already unlocked World 3 you can also give Bw7 a try.

Sortie

For information about sorties that give furniture coins, see Sortie.

A number of sortie maps have nodes containing furniture boxes. With a good fleet, you can farm furniture coins faster this way than any other methods. However, it is not painless and there are risks involved in every sortie, be it the compass sending you to the wrong node or a random critical hit from the enemy fleet. Therefore, farming furniture coins in sortie is recommended for veteran players only.

The recommended map to farm coins is 3-3. At node I, there are 2/3 chances of going to a node containing either a medium or large box. You should also have your World 3 weekly quest activated in case you go to boss node.