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Books in the Edge Chronicles series, by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell

Quint Trilogy: The Curse of the GloamglozerThe Winter KnightsClash of the Sky Galleons


Twig Trilogy: Beyond the DeepwoodsStormchaserMidnight Over Sanctaphrax


Rook Trilogy: The Last of the Sky PiratesVoxFreeglader


The Lost Barkscrolls: Cloud WolfThe Stone PilotThe Slaughterer's QuestThe Blooding of Rufus Filatine


Nate Book: The Immortals


Cade Trilogy: The Nameless OneDoombringerThe Descenders


Other Books: The Edge Chronicles MapsThe Sky Chart


Blogs: Weird New Worlds

{{Book ref}} The Immortals
General book references: {{BTDW}}, {{LOTSP}} etc. Beyond the Deepwoods, Stormchaser, Midnight Over Sanctaphrax, Clash of the Sky Galleons, The Winter Knights etc.
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Copyright by Chris Riddell and Paul Stewart.

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{{Leagues}}
United Leagues of Undertown Free Merchants
High Leaguesmaster Marl MankroydRuptus PentephraxisSimenon XintaxVox Verlix
Flight Leagues League of Plankers and Beamers Multinius Gobtrax
League of Rock Merchants Imbix Hoth
League of Gluesloppers and Ropeteasers Farquhar Armwright
Blood Leagues Leagues of Plenty
League of Torturers
League of Gutters and Gougers Leandus Leadbelly
League of Rilkers and Renderers Padget Pyreglave
Leagues of Toil League of Haulers and Herders
League of Wicktwisters and Waxdippers Heft Vespius
League of Furnace Tenders Purlis Havelock
League of Melders and Moulders Ellerex Earthclay
League of Forging and Founding Silex Makepiece
League of Smelters and Stokers Meltus Drail
League of Wheelers and Wedgers Renton Brankridge
Other Leagues
League of Haulers and Herders
League of Raggers and Royners
League of Taper and Tallow Moulders
Others
Hemuel SpumeIlmus PentephraxisRustus XintaxThelvis HollrigUlbus Pentephraxis
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{{Illustration}}

This file is a reprint of a book illustration.

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SanctaphraxSanctaphraxUndertownUndertownMireTwilight WoodsTwilight WoodsEdgelandsDeepwoodsDeepwoodsRiverriseStone GardensStone GardensEdgewater RiverOpen SkyEdge
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{{Palace of Shadows}}
Places in the Palace of Shadows
East Turret
Quintinius Verginix's bed-chamber
Roof
Central TurretEast TurretHigh ParapetWest Turret
Sixth floor
BalconyBalcony-chamber
Fourth floor
Master-study
Third floor
Most High Academe's bed-chamber
Second floor
Gift ChamberKitchen galleryMusic chamberPortrait GalleryRobe-chamber
Ground floor
Caucus Ante-ChamberEntrance hallKitchen
Unknown locations
Birthing-chamberBlackwood ChamberMaris Pallitax's bed-chamber
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{{Sanctaphrax Academics}}
Academics of Sanctaphrax
Most High Academe ArchemaxFerumixMarborinus QueltPhilbus XantQuelve Fundinix
Unidentified earth-scholarLinius PallitaxProfessors of Light and DarknessVilnix PompolniusCowlquape PentephraxisVox Verlix
School of Light and Darkness Professor of DarknessProfessor of LightSilenius Quilp
Knights Academy Professors Arboretum SickleboughFabius DydexFenviel VendixFluvius HumeGraydle FlaxHax VostillixPhilius Embertine
Knights academic Arborinus VerginixBeltixCentius ThalladixDantiusGarlinius Gernix
Hemphix RootHophixLidius PherixPetronius MetraxPhilius Embertine
PlaxQueritisScreedius TollinixThe Sepia KnightWillandisXallix Flint
Knights academic-in-waiting Arborinus VerginixBeltixCentius ThalladixDantiusGarlinius Gernix
Hemphix RootHophixLidius PherixPetronius MetraxPhilius Embertine
PlaxQueritisQuintinius VerginixRaffix EmiliusScreedius TollinixThe Sepia KnightWillandisXallix Flint
Academics-at-arms Belphinius MendellixDengreeve YellowtuskQuiltis WistelwebTonsor Wexis
Wendip Throx
Squires Arborinus VerginixBeltixCentius ThalladixDantiusFlayleGarlinius GernixHemphix RootHophixLidius PherixLubisMemdiusPetronius MetraxPhilius EmbertinePlaxQueritisScreedius TollinixThe Sepia KnightVilnix PompolniusWillandisXallix Flint
Academy of Wind Aurelius VentilixZaphix Nemulis
College of Rain Vilnix Pompolnius
Institute of Ice and Snow Palvius Quale
College of Cloud Cowlquape PentephraxisVox Verlix
School of Mist Linius PallitaxRunnetSeftus LeprixSkillix
Academy of Drizzle Dervillus
Viaduct Schools Ferule GleetLud Squeamix
Fountain House Professors Barnum TrapcottLemuella VandavancxSpleenewashWilken Wordspool
Students Ambris AmbrixBlud OakcrossLinius PallitaxLod QuernmoreMaris Pallitax
PeawiltQuesling WinnixQuintinius Verginix
Great Library of Sanctaphrax Bungus Septrill
{{Skyships}}
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This is where the captain slept. It was also where he worked when plotting courses.

This consisted of a large ship's wheel to control the rudder and two lines of bone-handled leavers to control the sails and hull weights. It was positioned high up on aft castle for maximum visibility.

Directly below the captain's cabin was the infirmary. This was where sick or injured crew members were looked after, often by the quartermaster.

Generally occupied by either relatives of the captain or paying passengers.

Underneath the infirmary was a room full of weight and cables. This room was where control from the helm passed into the rudder, weights and sails.

Affixed to the back of the aft castle, the rudder was what steered the skyship. It was controlled from the helm by the central wheel.

Access to the aft castle.

Ship's kitchen. Food for the whole crew was prepared here, often by the quartermaster.

The quartermaster slept here.

The aft part of the hold was used to hold the supplies needed to feed and water the crew for the duration of the voyage.

Main article: Logbaits
A log of soft wood was left trailing behind the ship to catch any stray sky-dwelling creatures. Most of these creatures would later be cut up and cooked for food in the galley.

A rope net attached to hull allowed the sky pirates to climb down underneath the ship to fix tangled weights and other common problems that occurred during a sky voyage.

This middle part of the hold was generally used to carry to ship's merchantable cargo. It was large and spacious enough to accommodate loads such as ironwood logs. It also had doors in bottom in case the load had to be dropped in a hurry.

Main article: Flight-rocks
Grown in the Sanctaphrax Stone Gardens, the buoyant flight-rock kept the skyship in the air. It was surrounded by an ironwood lattice, the flight-rock cage, to keep it in place. When cooled, the flight-rock carried the skyship upwards, and when warmed, back towards the ground. In order to keep the flight-rock in peak condition it was tended by the stone pilot.

A large crossbow used for defense against other skyships.

The flight-rock platform was where the stone pilot worked to tend the flight-rock.

The higher these burners were set, the warmer the flight-rock got, allowing the skyship to descend. The burners could also be lowered to ascend, but if they were completely dowsed, the skyship was in danger of hurtling as the flight-rock would become unstable.

A tank full of cold sand was kept prepared. If the flight-rock was doused with this cold sand, the skyship would ascend instantly.

These long metal rods were driven into pores in the flight-rock to make subtle adjustments to its temperature. The rods could be either cooled in bucket of cold water or heated in a furnace.

The mast was a long ironwood spur mounted in the middle of the flight-rock platform. It held up the sails and the caternest.

The sails were what gave a skyship forwards momentum. The best sails were made from woodspider-silk. Different sails were hoisted or lowered depending on the conditions. There were eleven sails as follows:

  • Foresail
  • Aftsail
  • Topsail
  • Mainsails one and two
  • Skysail,
  • Staysail
  • Studsail
  • Boomsail
  • Spinnaker
  • Jib

Main article: Caternests
The highest point on a skyship was the caternest. This was the lookout's post. Skyships were considered lucky if they had a genuine caterbird cocoon and oakelf lookout.

The hull weights were what kept the skyship balanced in all conditions. Each weight effected a different flight dynamic in a different way. The combined effect of all weights allowed the captain to make very fine adjustments to the ship's angle, speed, and balance. There were twelve weights as follows:

  • Stern-weight
  • Prow-weight
  • Starboard hull-weights, small, medium and large
  • Port hull-weights, small, medium and large
  • Mid-hull-weight
  • Peri-hull-weight
  • Neben-hull-weight
  • Klute-hull-weight

The rudder wheel was a large round stone with rope passed through a hole in its middle. It hung close to the hull, near where the other weight cables attached, and was used to help keep the skyship steady.

A large, rock-hurling catapult used against other skyships and sometimes against buildings.

Large, metal blade in crossbow-like firing mechanism. When this was fired at another skyship, it sliced the rigging and sails of the target ship, sending it spinning out of control. It did extra damage when lit on fire before launching.

Used to grab on a tree, rock or other object on the ground below when attempting to dock in a remote location. Could also be used as a zipline or safety rope when boarding other skyships. One of the fundamental rules of skysailing was never sail higher than your longest grappling rope.

A large room with plenty of hammocks to sleep the crew a skyship required.

This held the rest of the merchantable cargo, such as barrels and crates.

Used both to keep the skyship steady and, when sharpened, to slice trough the hull of an attacking skyship, destroying it in midair.

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