Moongates & Shrines

Step into the blue light and Britannia shrinks to the size of a menu. Public moongates are the realm’s free travel network; the shrines are where the Virtues (and resurrection-seeking ghosts) are honored.

The moongate network (Felucca/Trammel)

Nine public moongates connect the mainland and islands. Coordinates per world_knowledge.yaml (sourced from servuo PublicMoongate.cs) and the interactive map:

Moongate	Location (x, y)	Serves
Britain	(1336, 1997)	The capital — see Britain
Minoc	(2701, 692)	Minoc and Vesper
Yew	(771, 752)	Yew and the north-west forests
Trinsic	(1828, 2948)	Trinsic and the south
Skara Brae	(643, 2067)	Skara Brae (gate is on the mainland side)
Jhelom	(1499, 3771)	Jhelom and the southern isles
Moonglow	(4467, 1283)	Moonglow island
Magincia	(3563, 2139)	New Magincia island
Buccaneer’s Den	(2711, 2234)	The pirate haven — no guards beyond the gate

The map data also lists a Haven Moongate (3450, 2677) near New Haven, plus gates in Malas (Luna (1015, 527), Umbra (1997, 1386)) and Tokuno (Makoto-Jima (802, 1204)).

Using a gate is free and instant — double-click, choose a destination. For a mage, Recall and Gate Travel offer point-to-point alternatives (see Magery).

The Virtue shrines (Felucca/Trammel)

Per the map data, the eight Virtue shrines plus the Chaos shrine:

Shrine	Location (x, y)
Compassion	(1856, 872)
Honesty	(4209, 564)
Honor	(1723, 3528)
Humility	(4274, 3699)
Justice	(1300, 634)
Sacrifice	(3352, 287)
Spirituality	(1589, 2485)
Valor	(2490, 3932)
Chaos (anti-virtue)	(1456, 854)

Ilshenar has its own shrines at Valor (496, 380) and Justice (860, 600) per the map data.

Shrines matter practically: ghosts can be resurrected at a shrine by chanting the Virtue’s mantra, and the Virtue system ties activities to specific shrines. (Shard-specific Virtue mechanics are not yet documented here — unverified.)

Related

• World overview · Dungeons
• Interactive map — toggle the Moongates and Shrines layers