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''"Keen-eyed Minsitry Auditors patrol the thoroughfares, while urchins and spies sneak between smokey back-alleys and slums. London thrums with activity, like a great engine in perpetual motion."''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Airs_of_London#Wander|Airs of London|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ''"Keen-eyed Minsitry Auditors patrol the thoroughfares, while urchins and spies sneak between smokey back-alleys and slums. London thrums with activity, like a great engine in perpetual motion."''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Airs_of_London#Wander|Airs of London|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
The city is in fact the original [[ | The city is in fact the original [[London]], disassembled and rebuilt in the High Wilderness.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/London#Explore_London|Explore London|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> The parliament used to be part of the city until [[The Traitor Empress|Her Renewed Majesty]] decide to separate it from the empire, both metaphorically and [[The Floating Parliament|physically]].<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Palace_of_Highminster|Palace of Highminster|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
== Notable Locations == | == Notable Locations == | ||
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*'''Crown & Misery Co. Yards''', formerly [[The_Masters_of_the_Bazaar#.C2.A0Mr_Iron|Iron]] & Misery.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Crown_%26_Misery_Co._Yards|Crown & Misery Co. Yards|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | *'''Crown & Misery Co. Yards''', formerly [[The_Masters_of_the_Bazaar#.C2.A0Mr_Iron|Iron]] & Misery.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Crown_%26_Misery_Co._Yards|Crown & Misery Co. Yards|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
*'''The Silken Salon''', an establishment owned by the Generous Princess.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/The_Silken_Salon|The Silken Salon|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | *'''The Silken Salon''', an establishment owned by the Generous Princess.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/The_Silken_Salon|The Silken Salon|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
*'''The House of Jude''', a [[The Clockwork Sun|New Sequence]] church that also | *'''The House of Jude''', a [[The Clockwork Sun|New Sequence]] church that also functions as a hospital for the victims of a certain fire.<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Mr_Menagerie%27s_Permanent_Stall_for_Delicious_Scouts|Mr Menagerie's Permanent Stall for Delicious Scouts|Sunless Skies|}}</ref><ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Ambition:_The_House_of_Jude|Ambition: The House of Jude|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
*'''[[Spite|Spitalfields]] Market'''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Spitalfields_Market|Spitalfields Market|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | *'''[[Spite|Spitalfields]] Market'''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Spitalfields_Market|Spitalfields Market|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
*'''Hallidge's Bank Central Office'''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Hallidge%27s_Vaults|Hallidge's Vaults|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | *'''Hallidge's Bank Central Office'''<ref>{{FLCitation|https://sunlessskies.gamepedia.com/Hallidge%27s_Vaults|Hallidge's Vaults|Sunless Skies|}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 20 September 2019
"Dreadnoughts rumble through the London sky, watchful as sheep-dogs."
"The excited shriek of train-whistles. The hiss of steam. The clamour of countless voices. London."
"You near London, where Her Renewed Majesty reigns from the Throne of Hours."[1]
New London is the capital of the British Empire located in Albion.
The Ultimate Achievement of Victorian Ambition
"Keen-eyed Minsitry Auditors patrol the thoroughfares, while urchins and spies sneak between smokey back-alleys and slums. London thrums with activity, like a great engine in perpetual motion."[2]
The city is in fact the original London, disassembled and rebuilt in the High Wilderness.[3] The parliament used to be part of the city until Her Renewed Majesty decide to separate it from the empire, both metaphorically and physically.[4]
Notable Locations
- The Throne of Hours, once the seat of the King of Hours, now belongs to Empress Victoria.[5]
- St Dominic's Station, London's chief train station.[6]
- Steam & Sapphire Yards, where business regarding locomotives can be arranged.[7] Most certainly not a front for an underground railroad for Workworld escapees.[8][9]
- Wit & Vinegar Lumber Company, head office of a lumber company operating in the Reach. Most certainly not a front for a smuggling operation.[10]
- Crown & Misery Co. Yards, formerly Iron & Misery.[11]
- The Silken Salon, an establishment owned by the Generous Princess.[12]
- The House of Jude, a New Sequence church that also functions as a hospital for the victims of a certain fire.[13][14]
- Spitalfields Market[15]
- Hallidge's Bank Central Office[16]
- What used to be the Brass Embassy is now a smoldering ruin occupied only by a Baroness of Hell and her children(?).[17]
References
- ↑ Log Entries, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Airs of London, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Explore London, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Palace of Highminster, Sunless Skies
- ↑ The Throne of Hours, Sunless Skies
- ↑ St Dominic's Station, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Steam & Sapphire Yards, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Investigate Rumours of an Underground Railway, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Trade Gratitude to win the Bookkeeper's trust, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Wit & Vinegar Lumber Company, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Crown & Misery Co. Yards, Sunless Skies
- ↑ The Silken Salon, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Mr Menagerie's Permanent Stall for Delicious Scouts, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Ambition: The House of Jude, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Spitalfields Market, Sunless Skies
- ↑ Hallidge's Vaults, Sunless Skies
- ↑ The Brass Embassy, Sunless Skies
