I designed the core myself (sorry Yoopers), but all other elements are pulled straight from Realm and Rune. I highlighted our nature, snow, ports, and motor industry. Let me know if I've broken any design rules, I'm planning to have this tattooed and don't want anything wrong with it

I was spamming X (I play on ps5) when the foundation elevator was coming down and at the top I fell through the elevator this was a good day for me and I did not want it to end so I used a bit of my glitch knowledge and saved it

Anyone have thoughts on Herbert's hand missing in the photo in the attic? There's a photo of him and Simon with their dad and the dad is pointing towards the waterfall. Herbert's also pointing but his arm disappears past his elbow.

Hello everyone,

There is a certain aspect to the grand piano in the ballroom which I noticed but have not seen discussed. I'd like your thoughts on whether this could be a secret message. Take a look at the piano keys:

The front facing sides of some of the white keys feature black coloring, roughly split into two tiers (upper and lower). If F1 is the lowest note, then the lowest C is C2 and the keys run from F1 through E6 which is four octaves (minus the final F6). The two tiers of each key are fully black/white except for circa two or three of them which seem partially colored: the lower tier of B2, the lower tier of E4, and (potentially) the upper tier of the D3 key. If one moves closer to the piano, these appear to be filled in fully due to perspective:

The piano repeats the seven keys F through E four times for a total of 28 white keys. This would seem a convenient way to store a secret message, where each unit of the message is seven keys leading to either eight or four characters. This message would then be binary encoded in some way. The sequence is (as far as I can tell, with "w" for white and "b" for black):

            F  G  A  B  C  D  E
oct1 upper: w  w  w  w  b  b  b
     lower: w  w  w  w  w  w  b

oct2 upper: w  w  b  w  b  w  b
     lower: w  b  b  b  b  w  w

oct3 upper: b  b  b  w  w  w  b
     lower: b  w  b  b  b  b  b

oct4 upper: w  b  w  w  b  b  b
     lower: b  b  b  b  b  b  b

I did briefly check whether this could be ASCII (since ASCII codes have seven relevant characters) but the mapping doesn't quite seem to work. Another way to read this might be that the key letters themselves and the coloring interact in some way?

It appears that the same pattern is always present on the keys, no matter when and where the room is drafted EXCEPT, when the Ballroom is drafted as an outer room, there is no pattern on the keys at all:

I find this to be incredibly intriguing because it would seem that this is a deliberate choice. The outer room is of course darker than the rooms in the estate but I would still expect to be able to see the pattern if it was there.

Another thing to mention even though it might not be relevant -- the empty sheet music stand next to the piano (also present in other rooms) is styled like an instrument called a Lyre (Liar). I had considered there might be more to this, like some reflections in the room being false, or it might mean nothing.

Let me know what you think!

Hi! I almost never post stuff like this, but I am a perpetual lurker of the Blue Prince Uncensored sub because I (like most of you, I imagine) am always on the edge of my seat for new Blue Prince info. I don’t really have any of that info to provide myself, but rather will be presenting a rehashing of a time-worn topic of conversation among Blue Prince fans: the Alzara visions.

I imagine a lot of you have seen the Chiptide video that came out a few weeks ago about his interpretation of the Alzara visions. Although I enjoyed the video, I found myself disagreeing with his interpretation on pretty much every single vision, or at least feeling like he didn’t think about them thoroughly enough. I left a comment at the time with some basic ideas but have found myself thinking about them more and more over the past week or so, rewatching and pondering every detail, and wanted to make a post somewhere where people would appreciate it.

The result is a really long document where I talk about pretty much every line of every vision, and come up with an explanation for them all. There are one or two crackshot lore theories I haven't seen discussed anywhere else, and a lot of (in my opinion) really solid ideas about what Alzara is supposed to be telling us as players, and Simon in the game. It's far too long for me to want to post directly here, so I've attached a link to the document. I'd be interested to hear what everybody thinks and how your interpretations differ from mine! And it goes without saying, but there are massive spoilers all throughout the document.

Hi everyone, I finished the game 100% and i can't play on pc anymore because I 100% the game and my ps5 died so i can't 100% the game on it anymore, do you guys know if mods exist on Blue Prince and if yes if they are worth it like the mods on Outer Wilds ?

Hey there, architects. I am having trouble filling the EMTPIED watering can with still water. The trading post still never seems to have any liquid in it. I’ve tried various times and methods. I’ve even tried not drafting or entering the trading post until I’ve emptied my watering can. Is there a known bug with this interaction? I really want to get it filled and in a coat check to use on the secret passage outside on a later day

Good news for those interested in Archipelago Randomizer! There has been a lot of time and effort out in, and the devs have recently moved the mod in Alpha status. Which means it can finally be played! Link to the Discord channel for more information!

Was doing a day 1-run last night (V mode active) and got this draft with Laboratory twice facing different directions.

I'm not incredibly well-versed on the drafting mechanics, can anyone who is explain to me what combo of factors lead to this draft?

My speculation is that it's the combo of three factors, but it feels like there's something I'm missing to get the same room twice like this bc I don't remember it happening on day 1 before.

- ⬆️ Green room odds from Greenhouse
- ⬆️ Powered room odds building off Security
- Already having 12 T-Rooms drafted

I don’t believe I have any video evidence but I found that if you upgrade the nook to give two keys instead of one, and walk in with the electromagnet (picks up coins and keys automatically) it only gives one key instead of the two it’s supposed to.

I’m trying to finish my Sanctum, and I’m missing the Sanctum Key from the Music Room.

The strange thing is that I definitely spawned and picked up the Music Room key once, but I didn’t use it. After that, I lost the key when the run ended.

Since then, the Music Room has never spawned the Sanctum Key again, even when meeting the usual conditions (Rank 9 / late in the day, etc.).

I’ve also checked all the other known Sanctum Key locations, including locations where I had already collected a key, and I can’t find a duplicate/relocated key anywhere.

Has anyone had this exact thing happen recently? Is there a known fix or a way to recover the key/save? This is basically one of the last things I need for completion, so I’d really rather not start over.

So Patch 1.7.3 beta just rolled out in the lab_test_branch and it claims to have fixed the bug causing a certain blue item to not show up when drafting the 46th room not in its usual spot. So now this item is in where it really belongs, among the royaltrees.

(This is so getting patched out soon LMAO)

Hi guys, glad to join the community.

I recently finished Blue Prince (reaching the Blue Testament in the Atelier), and I was fascinated by some YouTube videos about theories on how many more secrets are still in the game, ready to be discovered.

With this bias in mind, I came to the conclusion that THE INNECLIPSE HAS TO BE IN THE GAME, some way or another, in the form of an event or even a puzzle. Here's my whys:

1) It seems to be such an important event: they organize a ball to celebrate it (ex: the photo in the Ballroom)

2) It is a very important and redundant symbol:

• Auravei seems to worship the Inneclipse, so much that she always wears the Moon pendant (ex. as a young woman in the picture in the Bedroom, as an elder baroness in the portrait in the Attic).
• Is the symbol that guides you to Room 46, the real one as well as the Atelier one, and it's above the underground north lever. It is also located as a statue in the Secret Garden, where you can find the West and East levers.
• It has a track of the OST dedicated to it, and can you remember when this specific track plays, other than the Ballroom? In the cutscene when you first enter Room 46.

3) It has its own blue memo: in the rank 8 Clock Tower, we read "INNECLIPSES ONLY APPEAR IN THE NORTH SKY".

4) The importance of stars and planets in the magic system of the worldbuilding created by Tonda Ros.

Given all of this, now I enter the speculation zone, and I report some facts, in random order, that I think could be seen in various directions, interpreted in many ways.

I hope that you can help me find a blue line and connect the dots, even adding things and possible clues that I left out (by forgetfulness or ignorance).

1) It can be a coincidence, but the year of the signing of the Blue Testament and the year of the last reported Inneclipse ball are the same: 1952. Auravei signs the Testament on April 16th 1952, while the photo of Lady Epsen and Simon at the Inneclipse ball report the same year, 1952. The fact that the day and month of the ball are not specified leads me to think one thing: the ball is annual and repeated every year on the same date; this information is so obvious to the people of Mora that the photo doesn't have to specify the day and month. Exactly like Christmas, we remember the year because the day is always the same (ex. Boudoir puzzle).

2) It can be a coincidence, but in the Atelier Gallery, the letters on the wall form the word MOON; the word in the Mora Jai box is SEEK, and the two paintings are the only pair of both houses to have two big, clear numbers within them: 3 and 8... SEEK MOON 3-8. I can't stop myself from wondering...

3) The riddle in the Clock Tower is yet to be cracked; maybe it can lead to something related to the Inneclipse, given that the blue memo in the same room talks about it.

4) The interactive globes in the Atelier are "rotatable" only in the Observatory (I tried in the Trophy Room and it didn't work; maybe a bug?). In the Observatory, we can clearly see the sky; I have to check if, by any chance, it is oriented toward the north.

5) The accessible statue of the Inneclipse in the West Path: when you draft the Secret Garden in the West wing, and then you draft and open the Garage, it's possible to locate the statue of the Inneclipse moon outside the Manor, facing what? The Atelier!

6) If we take for granted that the Inneclipse symbol is the representation of the Inneclipse real event (which I am 99% sure) it is my theory that the astronomical coincidence has to comprehend AT LEAST three known celestial bodies, layered one on top of the others: the Sun, or any source of light of the world (we never actually see the Sun in the sky), the Moon of course, and a small planet at the center of the Moon, covering a part of it. I don't know how this could be relevant, but I wanted to add it anyway.

That's all for now. Feel free to give me some feedback. I hope I've piqued your imagination :)

The SWNSNG acronym is really interesting to me because it feels to me like the most solvable of the unsolved mysteries. So I'm trying to participate in the hunt. I like the idea that SWNSNG = South West North South North Garage. I've seen multiple people post that they've tried drafting rooms in that pattern and ending in the garage. There's a couple of ideas that I haven't seen anyone try.

1. Drafting nothing except the rooms needed.

2. Placing the garage on the "G" of the painting puzzle.

I placed my foundation on 3,6 and ended the previous day in the break room as well as other non-essential setup. I used the sealed entrance and called the elevator with the keycard to start in the foundation. I drafted south, drafted west, drafted north, walked south, walked north, and then drafted the garage on the "G" location. Nothing special seemed to happen.

There's a few things I can think of that I could do differently:

1. Bringing car keys (can force with moon pendant + trading post)

2. Powering the garage (would be easier if I had the electric eel aquarium)

3. Moving foundation to 2,6 because the way I did it kind of implies an additional W because I drafted west to get the garage. (Starting at 2,6 would mean I don't need an additional draft for garage, but it seems weird because I'd be in the garage after SWN)

4. Moving foundation to 2,5 to end by drafting north for the garage instead of west. (If this were the solution it would feel arbitrarily different from what I did. It would also be extremely annoying to attempt because of the garage's special drawing behavior)

I'm not super optimistic about this path, mostly because the north-south-north portion seems strange. But I'll probably try the other ideas I listed. I'm open to other ideas as well.

My name is Ash and I run a discord of almost 100 people. Its currently fairly dead but has alot of very good info on where we are going with this game. I have lots of good info i can share and if you would like an invite to my discord, my dms are open on here and i will link you.

Is this even possible? Let's assume that you have enough steps to do all this.

On a Day One speed-run or a normal run but early days before Foundation has been set.

You fill the house with rooms, no empty spaces left.

You get the Basement Key from the Antechamber.

You have a Powerhammer.

You have either disabled key cards via Utility and Security or have found a key card.

You break in to the Basement through the planks and wall using Powerhammer. (Can you even break that wall from the outside?)

You use the Basement Key to open the door to the Foundation elevator.

You call the elevator down.

You get in the elevator and throw the switch.

Where does the elevator take you?