The Blue Kingdom

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The Blue Kingdom is one of the four regions of the High Wilderness. It is still ruled by a sun, and inhabited by the dead.

Overview[]

The Blue Kingdom is the smallest region in the game, but also the most challenging, and should only be attempted by high-level Captains with very well-equipped ships. There are a number of new, difficult opponents which will try to attack you, but that isn't the only reason to leave the Blue Kingdom until you're ready for it. The Blue Kingdom can be very frustrating to navigate because of its unique bureaucracy. Your Blue Kingdom Status limits which ports you can interact with, and you will need to spend expensive resources just to work the system or bend the rules to even get encounters. What's more, you can't buy Supplies in the Blue Kingdom. The only sustenance there is petrichor, the food of the dead, which will keep you alive but incurs a potentially hefty penalty upon leaving the Kingdom. And finally, there are relatively few trade opportunities in the Blue Kingdom.

The Blue Kingdom[]

Name	Circle in the Blue Kingdom	Log Entries
Sky Barnet	Outer	Once, devils ruled here. Now, only bureaucracy. Sky Barnet, where London has made an outpost in the kingdom of the dead. The entry to the Blue Kingdom and the one place here where the living almost outnumber the dead.
The House of Days	Outer	This is the court of the Sun's Daughter, whose radiance is a glory of the heavens. This is the House of Days, where the Pansekritis may be petitioned.
The Forge of Souls	Outer	Crew press their noses to the windows, hoping for a glimpse of the fabled Forge of Souls. The sky ahead is smogged with gleaming dust: you near the Forge of Souls.
The White Well	Outer	Here judgement is pronounced and sentence executed.
Wellmouth	Outer	Here a prison of the Blue Kingdom, reserved for punishment of the erroneous dead. White Well, where the guilty are condemned. Winds claw your engine. The White Well is near.
Death's Door	Outer	A stoker sings: "The wind doth blow today, my love, and a few small drops of rain. I never had but one true love, and in cold grave she was lain." Even from here, you can hear digging. This is Death's Door, where the dead tunnel to their final progress.
The Shadow of the Sun	Outer	(none)

Spectacles[]

Name	Circle in the Blue Kingdom	Type	Log Entry
Horologion	Outer	Wonder	Horologion: the dial by which the servants of the Sapphir'd King move. The movement of Horologion dictate the rituals and observances of the Blue Kingdom.

Locations
Region	Hub	Ports	Discoveries / Spectacles
The Reach	New Winchester Company House Victory Hall	Carillon Hybras Leadbeater & Stainrod's Nature Reserve Lustrum Magdalene's Polmear & Plenty's Inconceivable Circus Port Avon Port Prosper Titania Traitor's Wood Transit Relays	An Abandoned Signal Box Faith's Fall Old Tom's Well Regent's Grave The Flowerfields The Regent's Tears The Silent Saint The War of Fossils Wreck of the Parzifal
Albion	London The Ministries Wit & Vinegar Lumber Company	Avid Horizon (The Stair to the Sea) Perdurance The Brabazon Workworld The Clockwork Sun The Floating Parliament The Most Serene Mausoleum The Royal Society Transit Relays Worlebury-juxta-Mare	Skyhenge St Anthony's Lighthouse The Avid Horizon Well of the Wolf Wreck of the Boatman
Eleutheria	Pan Heart-Catcher Gardens The Brazen Brigade The Gentlemen Winter's Reside	Achlys Caduceus Eagle's Empyrean Langley Hall Piranesi The House of Rods and Chains Transit Relays	The Xanthous Moon The Well of Wonders Wreck of the Berrenger
The Blue Kingdom	Sky Barnet The House of Days	Death's Door (The Shadow of the Sun) The Forge of Souls The White Well (Wellmouth) Transit Relay	Horologion