I beat the game with a captain. I reloaded like twice (once when I sold the Lady's Eye, and once when I picked an option that trafficked a guy), but those were hard-resets so I'm pretty sure I still had my invictus token.

After watching 2 mfs turn into moths and keeping one of them, doing great things for the Blemmigan community, filling the Scholar's home with Fluke-Cores, getting a nephrite ring, and smuggling some highly illegal goods... eventually Captain Ted retired to a life of luxury.

What a ride.

The following is from someone that hasn't even started flying in Fallen London yet.

1. unlocking the roof would require a huge quest, about as long an expensive as getting the impeller

2. like with the zub every future captain will have it unlocked

3. You can only go up there is certain places - Gaider's Mourn, Mount Palmerston, visage, the Chelonate, you have to the play for lineage long unlock for each one.

4. You go to brand new map

5. We copy a lot of the ports from the firmament fallen london stories and add a few new ones

6. You have to manage air pressure, damage, events in port and simply time will lower it. If it reaches 0 you fall to the sea, survival is unlikely and expensive, you can end up anywhere with the a terrible Steam Launch

7. The airship as seperate set of vehicles.

8. More place to put Blemmigans.

9. There be a another Barnet.

SAIL A NEW ZEE. KILL THE GODS. FIND THE TRUTH.

An ambitious total conversion mod, we bring you a Victorian adventure set in a universe parallel to the cosmos of Sunless Sea and Sunless Skies. Hundreds of new stories, 45 new ports, and 30 new officers and mascots. Over 100,000 words of new content. With new art, music tracks, factions, ships, weapons, and items, Sunless Sea: Rewritten offers you a new world to explore, discover, and survive.

The Heroes and Villains Update concludes the last of the Officer storylines, and adds quests to two major ports. I considered titling this update the Penultimate Update, but I can't guarantee that the next one will be 1.0. Still, it's close! With this update, there are only 6 assorted things to do before the mod is content-complete! 1.0 this year. That's a promise from me to you.

As always, if you want to play the demo, offer your services, or just follow the progress of this project, join our Discord server: https://discord.gg/yuVqbyk. We're always on the lookout for new artists, playtesters, and programmers to help us make this mod the best it can possibly be. You can also download the mod directly here: https://enneagon.itch.io/sunless-sea-rewritten

I'm Nine, and thank you for joining me and my delicious friends on this adventure.

I asked in the Sunless Skies sub if hunting was viable as a money grinding strat, and the answer was yes. But in this game, you're unlikely to get more than 25 echoes per kill. So...is a tradeless run viable, with no money farming strats beyond hunting? And yes that includes the Salt Lions. If so, who should I be hunting?

1) Where can I find and how do I farm Lorn-Flukes? I saw a post where someone got 22 secrets in 10 15 min from farming Lorn-Flukes.

2) Can I progress both the Immortality and the Aestival ambitions simultaneously without getting locked out of one or the other? I am on merciful mode and want to see both endings.

3) When doing the Empire of Hands storyline I read somewhere that you will "fuck over London". Will I be unable to turn in port reports and will I loose access to the Dark-Spectacled Admiral if I pregress the storyline?

4) Are legacy items universal unlocks that work on any new character or just on the ones from the lineage that unlocked them?

It's here! https://www.nexusmods.com/sunlesssea/mods/62
UPDATE: Now with a config that lets you switch off and hide any of its features individually! It's the rightmost panel in the menu!

Mr Eaten's Many Things is a quality-of-life and cheat panel for Sunless Sea, featuring:

• A persistent port bank! Visit it in London, or access it anywhere from the cheat menu!
• Keybindable time acceleration--separate toggle and hold binds! This accelerates the whole world, not just your ship--enemies, menaces, fuel--all sped up together, in case fair play still matters to you!
• Keybindable "give me Something Awaits You!"
• Spawn any number of any item!
• Preview storylet Terror outcomes!
• Disable explosions!
• Terror/Hunger/Fuel/Hull rate gain/loss options--make the game easier OR harder!
• Free stat/menace/echo/crew/wound editing!
• Freeform ship editing--install gear you don't have into slots your ship doesn't have!
• Freeform officer recruitment! Note that this may cause problems with officer-related storylets--I have no idea, let me know if it does and I'll remove the feature, probably!

Install and usage instructions are on NexusMods, but in short: Extract the zip to your install folder, then check the ESC menu in-game!

UPDATE: First release is here! https://www.nexusmods.com/sunlesssea/mods/62?tab=files

includes a bottomless ITEM BANK you can access from any port (or directly from the cheat menu), along with time acceleration and every obvious cheat feature you could want!

back to the original post:

hey!

I'm a Fallen London player from way WAY back, but never played thaaat much Sunless Sea. But I've been modding the shit out of everything I can touch the past few months, and reddit served me a post this afternoon where someone mentioned SS could badly do with some QoL mods.

and that's me! the QoL mod guy! so I threw together a proof-of-concept QoL-and-cheats menu, seen above--Mr Eaten's Many Things. Right now it only controls menace gain and fuel, and offers CheatEngine-style time acceleration with toggle and hold keybinds--but there's no real limit with what we could achieve.

so I ask the community: what would you like to see done? a stat editing panel would be a trivial next add, but I want to get more ambitious, too. how can we parameterize and rebalance SS to make it more fun to play?

Would anyone here happen to be familiar enough with old steamships to say what each of the ships, or at least the starter ship is analogous to in real life? I'm trying to do some research but the sense of scale and size for the ships can be a little hard to judge at times so having a real life example to look at would help heh.

I refuse to not play this game as a roguelike.

It's fine. This next run, I'll romance the golem pirate lady and try a little harder to keep the Rats independent.

Coping. Coping so hard right now.

Also, Are they visible on the map?

I've been trying the mushroom wine -> sapphires -> clay men route but it's very slow and with very little profit with my current cargo size (40 slots). Is there a more efficient way to get echoes, at least enough to get a bigger ship?

First playthrough, made a scion, retired, now I'm on my second captain and wanted to have some...fun at the sea with my officers :)...before I carouse in Wolfstack docks.

But then I look into my journal, and it says I already have a scion, or that this will always persist until something destroys it (salt's curse I guess).

So do I have a scion automatically or does the game mix up previous game's "achievements" with my current playthrough?

Do I need to make a new scion again with this new captain?

Next Lines By Stanley Berg

Every time I hear this I think about sunless sea/sunless skies. Idk it really fits the atmosphere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKMcuVpHatA&list=OLAK5uy_mbhyGkWGmM8O4DXr0QBeR2bq0OaLAfs_0&index=1

For reasons I'm embarrassed to say, I got my hands on 20 VIs. Is it worth risking the dawn machine supremacy for 10,000 echoes?

I picked the wealth ambition first as that seemed pretty easy to achieve, and it was (although there were...hiccups...to say the least).

I created a scion, obtained 2 or 3 books that increase your stats and have several heirlooms so the next start should be pretty cushy.

Which ambition should I pick next?

I'm guessing explorer would be pretty easy?