Maps/Albion
Please note that the following is a sample in-game map. Maps are heavily subject to their associated Treachery, so locations may vary.
New London is the capital of Albion and the British Empire. It is the product of an immense effort to rebuild Fallen London in the skies, "brick by brick."
The Clockwork Sun is the artificial star that gives light to Albion. Something is very wrong here.
When London ascended into the High Wilderness, so did its greatest minds. Still known as the Royal Society, they've taken up residence in a desolate part of Albion.
A locomotive taken hostage by its dead passengers.
The House of Chimes was taken to the High Wilderness alongside the rest of London, but was later set adrift.
The Floating Parliament is the British legal entity we all know and might not love. Except it's been lovingly rebuilt brick by brick in space, then set adrift in Albion; no one really pays attention to its laws anymore, as the Empress seems to be quite tired of its authority.
The Brabazon Workworld, called Brabazon for short, is a massive factory complex in Albion. It is mainly involved in the processing of hours, causing its workers to rapidly age during their shifts.
The Well of the Wolf is a sky-well located in Albion. It is a site of pilgrimage for devils.
The Most Serene Mausoleum is the tomb of the Prince Consort. It is also the living quarters of the Deathless, and the terminus of the Necropolis Line. And it's built on top of the dead sun of Albion; what could go wrong here?
The King of Hours was the Regent of the kingdom now known as Albion.
The Avid Horizon is the gate that links the Unterzee to the High Wilderness. It served as London's gateway to the heavens, and has now been sealed.
Worlebury-juxta-Mare is a recreation of the British seaside in the High Wilderness. This quaint little destination is haunted by a variety of strange phenomena.
The jewel of Albion, Perdurance holds the offspring of its most accomplished individuals, who relive a single perfect day for eternity thanks to to a stable supply of hours.
