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{{Marker|name = Hunter's Keep|image = Hunterskeep.png|x = 13.8|y = 32|
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A quiet isle; a grand old house.
A hump of dark rock swathed in mist, like a hundred other Unterzee islands. But here's a grand house, windows aglow. Lawns, impossibly green and lush in the false-star light. Raked gravel paths. An unexpectedly warm breeze carries the faintest trace of lavender.
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{{Marker|name = Mutton Island|image = Mutton.png|x = 15.2|y = 51.5|
{{Marker|name = Mutton Island|image = Mutton.png|x = 15.2|y = 51.5|
Fires on the hillside...
Once, this simple fishing village was part of the London suburbs, before London fell and the waters rushed in. Smoke spirals from cottage chimneys. A lonely hill rises behind town.
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{{Marker|name = The Cumaean Canal|image = SS Locations Cumaean Canal Staging Area.png|x = 8.4|y = 62.7|
The Canal ascends, through locks and gates and shadowed turns, to the sunlight of the Surface.
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{{Marker|name = The Iron Republic|image = Ironrepublic.png|x = 9.7|y = 77.9|
Factory-engines roar like false lions. Blood thunders in the dock-pipes. Crimson lightning skitters across the deck, leaps to the rail, coils there like a cat. The city is reflected in glassy-calm harbour water: the citizens there have the heads of dogs and serpents.
 
Hell has brought freedom to the Iron Republic: freedom from all laws, even those of nature.
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{{Marker|name = Grand Geode|image = SS grandgeode portgaz.png|x = 10.8|y = 86.8|
A naval base, with the Royal Navy's emblems, curiously amended. Efficient, bright-eyed women and men work briskly. They are singing: hymns with unfamiliar words. Hard-faced Royal Marines bar entry to the Geode's heart. A plaque by the docks has been defaced with orange paint, 'STATION V (ADJUNCT)'.
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Revision as of 20:25, 17 July 2025





Whither

A chilly city beside a waste of salt.


Codex

An isle of answers.



Venderbight

Few die in Fallen London. They come here instead.



Hunter's Keep

A hump of dark rock swathed in mist, like a hundred other Unterzee islands. But here's a grand house, windows aglow. Lawns, impossibly green and lush in the false-star light. Raked gravel paths. An unexpectedly warm breeze carries the faintest trace of lavender.


Fallen London

FALLEN LONDON! Deep. dark and marvellous. All voyages start here: and this is where successful voyages end.


Mutton Island

Once, this simple fishing village was part of the London suburbs, before London fell and the waters rushed in. Smoke spirals from cottage chimneys. A lonely hill rises behind town.



The Cumaean Canal

The Canal ascends, through locks and gates and shadowed turns, to the sunlight of the Surface.



The Iron Republic

Factory-engines roar like false lions. Blood thunders in the dock-pipes. Crimson lightning skitters across the deck, leaps to the rail, coils there like a cat. The city is reflected in glassy-calm harbour water: the citizens there have the heads of dogs and serpents.

Hell has brought freedom to the Iron Republic: freedom from all laws, even those of nature.



Grand Geode

A naval base, with the Royal Navy's emblems, curiously amended. Efficient, bright-eyed women and men work briskly. They are singing: hymns with unfamiliar words. Hard-faced Royal Marines bar entry to the Geode's heart. A plaque by the docks has been defaced with orange paint, 'STATION V (ADJUNCT)'.


Dawn Machine

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