Realms Spoiler AlertThis article/section contains spoilers for in-game surprises, secrets, or storyline details, such as the end of the game. Please continue with caution if you are new to Sky: Children of the Light.  Contents 1 Home 2 Isle of Dawn 3 Daylight Prairie 4 Hidden Forest 5 Valley of Triumph 6 Golden Wasteland 7 Vault of Knowledge 8 Secret Area 9 Eye of Eden Home:  Home is the realm in which you begin the game when you open the app. In Home, you will find a Constellation Table where you can interact with friends and Spirits, portals to every other Realm in the game (listed below) and a Closet Shrine to change the cosmetic items you wear or carry. Other various events will appear in Home, including Traveling Spirits, occasional Event spirits are areas and the Sleepy Traveler's boat. See the Home page for more information. Isle of Dawn:  Isle of Dawn is the first realm that you will visit when you first start the game. It will be the only Portal (gateway) available to you from Home. This is where you will encounter your first Winged Light and receive your cape. A tutorial will take you through how to find Spirits, more Winged Light to grow your flight power, and teach you how to fly. Isle is based on the concept of birth, and the original name for this realm was Dawn. See the Isle of Dawn page for more information. Daylight Prairie:  Daylight Prairie is the second realm you'll come across in your adventures. Here is where you begin your adventure proper, and on first playing the game, is likely where you will encounter other players for the first time. Sky is an online multiplayer experience, and the strangers that you meet are real players from around the globe. Daylight Prairie is based on the concept of childhood. Its original name was Cloudy Day. See the Daylight Prairie page for more information. Hidden Forest:  Hidden Forest is the third Realm along your journey, and here is the first time you may encounter creatures or environmental factors that can harm you. Rain can drain your cape energy and cause your light to go out, and Dark Crabs can knock you down and potentially cause you to lose Winged Light. While the route through Hidden Forest is fairly straightforward, there are hidden areas that are slightly off the beaten path. This realm is based on the concept of teenage years, and its original name was Rain. See the Hidden Forest page for more information. Valley of Triumph:  Valley of Triumph is the fourth realm you will find to explore, and will take you through the remnants of ancient cities. One route through the Realm will take you through a sliding race; another route through a flying race. Both races end in the same Coliseum, beyond which is the Temple where you will meet the Valley Elders and be able to move on to the next Realm. Valley of Triumph is built around the concept of adulthood, and its original name was Sunset. See the Valley of Triumph page for more information. Golden Wasteland:  Golden Wasteland is the fifth realm you will come across. This is the first realm where you encounter Dark Dragons, as well as an abundant amount of Dark Crabs. You'll also find polluted water, a harmful substance that will slowly drain your light if you stand in it. This Realms has several offshoot areas to explore. Golden Wasteland is based off the concept of middle years, and its original name was Dusk. See the Golden Wasteland page for more information. Vault of Knowledge:  Vault of Knowledge is the sixth realm you'll encounter. This Realm consists of several levels as well as several offshoot areas. There are a number of puzzles to complete in order to make your way up the Vault floor by floor. Two large doors require four players to open and one area requires a special cape in order to enter it. Vault of Knowledge is based on the concept of ageing/old age, and it's original name was Night. See the Vault of Knowledge page for more information. Secret Area:  This area requires a special cape (or being led by someone who has the special cape) in order to enter it. It is a special place designed by TGC to be a bit of fun. A few times a year, TGC opens the area to everybody. See the Secret Area page for more details about the area and the cape that is required to enter it. Eye of Eden:  Eye of Eden is the final realm you will encounter. It contains Dark Dragons, Dark Crabs, strong winds and waves of flying rocks. All of these have detrimental effects, and may cause the player to lose Winged Light, or be forced back to the start of the stage they are attempting to complete. This realm is based on the concept of death, and the only outcome of Eden is to deposit as much Winged Light as you can and die. This is the main way to obtain Ascended Candles, which can be used to buy Wing Buffs. After dying, the player is reborn along with any Wing Buffs they purchased, allowing them to get a higher cape level. Eden is also where you may purchase the Hair of the Elders. Eye of Eden's original name was Storm. See the Eye of Eden page for more. Navigation Basic Gameplay Getting Started • Menus and Controls • Making Friends • Currency • Collectibles Events & Celebrations Seasonal Events • Holidays and Special Events • Double Currency Events • Traveling Spirits • Shard Eruptions Hints and Spoilers Realms • Winged Light • Expressions • Cosmetics • Video Guides • Music Guide • Maps • Spirits & Elders • FAQs • Glossary of Terms