recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Fireman's Hall

**Fireman's Hall** is a location

## Description

Fireman's hall is a large brick building surrounded by concrete barricades around the front. The building has a tower on the nothern side which flies the United States flag. Both the front and back display '1885', presumably the year of establishment for the building. This, like most buildings in Oakmont is under some level of disrepair, with broken and boarded up windows.

The inside of this building is inaccessible.
Oldgrove

**Oldgrove** is a district within Oakmont in *The Sinking City*.

# Description

Oldgrove is the upper-class district of Oakmont, delimited on the north by Reed Heights, on the west by Advent and on the south by Coverside.

Oldgrove seems to be the district least affected by the flood as there are no infested areas in this district. It is primarily large, single family homes with yards. This district houses two of the three Grand Families.

# Notes

Charles visits it on several occasions.

* To search for Herbert Glover, during the case A Delicate Matter.
* To investigate the mirror-maker's house for Through the Looking Glass.
A scrap of paper

**A scrap of paper** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Book Restorer's Manor, upstairs on a small desk.

It is a note written by the Book Restorer, under the affects of *Mastery of Words*.

# Content

>
> Someone, please, help me! I don't want to write anymore!
>
> Written words can change the world.
>
>     I want to sleep. I'm hungry. I can't feel my fingers. Make the book stop. Please.
>
> Written words can change the world.
>
> Written words can change the world.
>
> Written words can change the world.
>
>
>
>
>
Ritual log

**Ritual log** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found in the lower basement of Blackwood Manor in the course of the Deal with the Devil case. It is on the altar.

It is a log of ritual attempts presumably written by Ebernote Blackwood.

# Contents

>
> Candidate #8
>
> Lynda Brennan
>
> Failure. Extraction of the Dreamer's Seed was successful, but my sigils couldn't contain it. I must keep trying. None of them deserve to bear this curse.
>
> Candidate #9
>
> Judy Ennis
>
> I was able to free the host from the curse, but not ot control it. I must be missing something!
>
> Candidate #10
>
> Gordon Smith
>
> Another failure. The Deep Ones' gold does not help. I need a different focus - a much, much stronger one.
>
> Candidate #11
>
> Harriet Dough
>
> I was too late.
>
> And yet, she is not the last remaining Seed like I first thought. There is another.
>
>
>
>
Blackwood Manor

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

## Blackwood Manor

### Address

Wharf Street, Grimhaven Bay, on the top of a cliff, near the intersection with Tower St.

Former residence of the Blackwood family, situated on a stretch of land in Grimhaven Bay.

Charles Reed finds himself visiting the mansion when looking for Ebernote Blackwood.
Mastery of Words

**Mastery of Words** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Book Restorer's Manor on the top floor, behind an illusory wall in the bedroom.

It is a book written by Your Humble Servant, it describes a method to control weak minds, this is done, in part at least, by transcribing the contents of this book but undeserving individuals will be unable to stop transcribing. This book has apparently affected the Book Restorer.

# Content

>
> By your humble servant.
>
>
>
>     The sounds born on our tongues can be more powerful than you could imagine, my faithful reader. And the written words can change the world.
>
>     I shall teach you how to use the words to control weak minds. Should you kneel before this tome and absorb its teachings, so to shall others kneel before you.
>
>     But such power is only for the worthy, and will destroy those unfit to wield it. Blessed reader, you must transcribe these words in your own hand. Only deserving minds will be able to cease. Will you take the risk?
>
>
>
>
>
Herbert Glover

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

Herbert Glover is an art collector and reseller. Robert Throgmorton makes him known to Reed by asking him to go check on him, as he hadn't been present at their last meeting, triggering the quest A Delicate Matter.
Caleb Lyons

**Caleb Lyons** is a character in *The Sinking City*.

**Caleb Lyons** is the captain of the Oakmont Police Department, and although uncooperative and distrustful to Charles W. Reed, he lets him use police archives.

## Nosedive

Capt. Lyons first appears when Reed visits the Oakmont Police Department to use the archives. He confronts with Reed, showing disrespect and envy for his quick resolution of Albert Throgmorton's disappearance and death, who has put the local police in a bad light. He threatens Reed, warning him that if he ever does something near to illegality, he will be treated like other "criminals", stating that he isn't welcome.

## Self-Defense

He appears shortly only to remark his aversion towards Reed, recently released under murder charge. He state that is only thanks to Carpenters' influence that he was released, and he hope in his execution, also criticizing the barely legal actions of Reed (using weapons, violating properties etc.) and the logic being those.

## Into the Depths

Capt. Lyons appears in Reed's visions when he move close to Cthygonnaar, where he's showed leading a police raid on some Innsmouthers, beaten and killed by his agents, while his words about "criminals" echos into Reed's mind.

## Personality

Despite his few appearances, Capt. Lyons appears as a strong-built harsh man, stern, diffident and reserved, showing xenophobic attitudes to "newcomers" like Reed, Innsmouthers and other immigrants. It's possible that he was bribed by the Carpenters, for example when letting Reed leaving his prison cell without objection, only threatening him for his conduct.
However, he was at least efficient in managing the disorders caused by the Flood, containing and isolating infested areas with strong barricades, and keeping his eyes on the EOD, most probably because of its large Innsmouther membership.

## Trivia

* Caleb almost looks like Officer Ethan Bradley from the game Call of Cthulhu, he is easily recognized for having a scar on his left cheek created by Cat Baker.
Cultist letter

**Cultist letter** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Abandoned Shop on the ground floor counter.

## Content

>
> Neophyte!
>
>     The Fecund Mother blesses you.
>
>     Your servitude has been noticed. You will have a chnace to join the inner circle and see our Mother with thine own eyes.
>
>     Our brothers carry the bodies of Her abandoned children. To prove yourself worthy, prepare a place where they can be hidden, and forgotten forever. In return, the Fecund Mother will embrace you, and grant you generous gifts.
>
>
>
>
>
KKK orders

**KKK orders** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Orion Gentlemen's Club on the ground floor on a table.

It is a note presumably written by a leader in the KKK. It appears to be referencing a protection racket with Ebernote Blackwood as the victim.

# Content

>
> Ebernote Blackwood is behind on his rent.
>
>      There have been enough warnings - send men to make an example of his operation. Make it look good for the newspapers - they are fishfaces, after all.
>
> P.S. See what he was up to while you're at it. If Blackwood's trustworthy, I'm gosh darned Teddy Roosevelt.
>
>
>
>
A letter from the Church

**A letter from the Church** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found underwater, beneath the Redemption Church.

It is a letter, presumably written by the high priest of the Redemption Church.

# Content

>
> Thus far old Brutus has refused the gifts of the Lord of the Woods and the Fecund Mother. This is our chance to change Oakmont once and for all - help Graham, the son, to get rid of his father, and all the streets of the city shall be opened for us.
>
>     If Graham refuses our wishes, you know what you have to do.
>
>
>
>
>
Ship freight advertisement

*"Ship freight advertisement"* is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found using the archives at the Oakmont Chronicle with the following criteria:

Evidence: *Burned newspapers*

Period: After the Flood

Section: Advertisements

District: Grimhaven Bay

It is an advertisement posted in the Oakmont Chronicle presumably by Captain Jeremiah Sanders.

## Content

>
> The 30-ton ship, "Titania" is currently availible for hire. You will find it fully equipped for transport, as well as the aiding of underwater ventures and exploration, for the price of 70 rifle bullets or the equivalent thereof per week. Those interested are urged to contact Captain Jeremiah Sanders for contracting details. He can be found at Pier 3, Oakmont Port, Grimhaven Bay.
>
>
>
>
To my dear nephew

**To my dear nephew** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found behind the bar in the Devil's Reef Hotel.

It is a letter from someone named Portia to her nephew Victor Olmstead.

# Content

>
> My dear Victor,
>
>
>
> How is Oakmont treating you? Should you require any support the Blackwoods will be happy to help you. I have arranged for that.
>
>     Regarding your question, I don't know where Robert went, sadly, only that he did not stay in Innsmouth. Perhaps there is hope he didnt perish in that cursed raid.
>
>     Take good care of the hotel, please. Plenty of our relatives are interested in the property, but you're still my favorite nephew. I know the Devil's Reef is in good hands.
>
>
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Aunt Portia
>
>
>
>
Winner and Co. factory (Document)

**Winner and Co. factory** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found in St. Mary's Hospital using the archives with the following criteria:
Evidence: *Notification letter*
Subjects: Suppliers
Period: After the flood
District: Grimhaven Bay

# Content

>
> "Winner and Co."
>
> Foundation date: August 7th, 1903
>
> Founder: Wilson Bigalow
>
> Type: private
>
> Address: eastern Grimhaven Bay, Privateer St - closer to Clambay St
>
> Profile: meat processing, canning
>
> Current state: closed
>
>
>
>
>
Deep Ones

Though there is not visible evidence, Prof. George Cavendish belived that the deep ones were the 'cause' of Innsmouth syndrome. He believed that his wife Anna claimed to have conceived a child by one causing it to be 'blessed by the sea'. Although Charles Reed never sees the child, he is impressed by the professor's investigation into the Esoteric Order of Dagon. Given Reed had heard the echos of the conversation the couple had and the fact that he did not further question the matter, he either believed the professor implicitly or saw the threat the Order posed regardless of his marital problems.

## Deep Ones and the Order

Quite what the Order's beliefs are opaque at best but they hold the the esoteric creatures of the deep as holy beings of the sea and/or Cthylla as divine. The order either pressures or demands that members of the cult mate with the deep ones and thus give birth to Innsmouthers, beings they see as superior to standard humans. It should be noted that the only known case of this was with a human female, so in all likelihood the deep ones are trying to spread the influence of Cthylla by bloodline.

## H.P. Lovecraft

Lovecraft made use of the deep ones in a manner similar to the way they are presented in the sinking city; he seldom if ever made direct reference to him but he made the idea certain that the 'Innsmouth look' with a result of interbreeding with deep ones. As this is doubtless an inspiration for this, the deep ones are almost certainly real.
Albert Throgmorton

**Albert Throgmorton** is a character in *The Sinking City*.

**This article contains spoilers on the Frosty Welcome quest.**

Albert Throgmorton is the son of Robert Throgmorton who is searching for his whereabouts. The first story mission of the game requires the player to find the missing son and piece together the events that led to his disappearance.

## Frosty Welcome

Albert went missing after returning from an expedition to Devil's Teeth as the only currently known survivor. After being rescued by a local fisherman, Albert regained consciousness and unknowingly drove both himself and his rescuers into a fit of insanity. Lewis Flynn, an Innsmouther, shot and pursued Albert after he presumably killed a fellow fisherman. Charles finds the murdered Albert hung on a meat hook, shot in the head.

It's up to the player's deductions whether Lewis was in control of his actions (and thus guilty of murder) or was influenced by Albert's psychic mania and not responsible for his death.

## Death

After notify Robert of Albert's death, Reed will find his casket in the Throgmorton Manor. His obituary reads as follows :

> "In Loving Memory. Albert Throgmorton, son of respected Robert Throgmorton and descendant of a robust bloodline, died on Thursday at Oakmont Port aged 25 years. We mourn his untimely death, but we celebrate the way he lived his life.
>
>

> The Throgmorton family appreciates the many comforting words and prayers sent by the citizens of Oakmont."
>
>

When Reed interacts with the coffin, he says "The mortician has touched him up well".
Blat

Budzę się dosyć wcześnie, ale w łóżku nie zastaję Lauren. Po chwili jednak dobiega mnie piękny zapach prosto z kuchni. Wygrzebuję się z pościeli i idę do szatynki.

Dziewczyna stoi do mnie tyłem przy blacie, kręcąc biodrami i śpiewając sobie pod nosem. Na patelni smaży się już jajecznica, a toster grzeje się tuż obok. Cała moja uwaga i tak skierowana jest na moją narzeczoną. Wygląda naprawdę seksownie w samej koszulce i bokserkach. Dużo bym dała, że codziennie ją taką widzieć.

- Cześć, kochanie - obejmuję ją w talii i szepczę cicho do ucha. Uśmiecha się szeroko, a następnie odwraca w moją stronę.

- Dzień dobry, piękna - cmoka mnie czule w usta i próbuje dokończyć śniadanie, ale jej nie pozwalam. Przyciągam ją do pocałunku, obejmując ramionami jej kark.

Szatynka pogłębia naszą pieszczotę, układając dłonie na moich biodrach. Mruczę na to cicho i przyciągam ją bliżej. Mam na nią ogromną ochotę.

Dziewczyna popycha mnie na blat, a chwilę później już na nim siedzę. Obejmuję ją nogami w pasie i delikatnie ciągnę za jej wargę.

- Całkiem miłe powitanie - uśmiecha się, spoglądając mi w oczy. Przygryzam lekko wargę z lubieżnym uśmiechem i przejeżdżam palcami po dole jej brzucha. Łapie przez to głęboki oddech, otwierając usta.

- Może dzisiaj zmienimy miejsce? - unoszę delikatnie brew, ciągnąc za gumkę jej bokserek, które następnie puszczam. Szatynka jęczy cicho, wciągając gwałtownie brzuch.

- Chętnie - przyciąga mnie do pocałunku, ściągając powoli nasze ubrania. Pomagam jej w tym, uśmiechając się, gdy widzę namiot w jej bokserkach.

Sięgam do niego, na co Lauren syczy głośno w moje wargi. Jest już tak cholernie twardy i ciepły, a ja z każdą chwilą coraz bardziej napalona. Zielonooka przyciąga mnie na skraj blatu, muskając kciukiem moją łechtaczkę. Wyginam się na to, tym samym przybliżając dziewczynę do siebie za pomocą nóg.

Jauregui patrzy mi uważnie w oczy, jednocześnie powoli we mnie wchodząc. Wyginam się w łuk, wbijając narzeczonej paznokcie w ramiona. Jęczy głośno i pcha mocniej do przodu.

Chwilę później łapiemy wspólny rytm, a nasze usta łączą się w namiętnym pocałunku. Uwielbiam czuć ją tak głęboko i blisko.

Odchylam się bardziej do tyłu, ciągnąc za sobą dziewczynę. Lauren zdecydowanie przyspiesza ruchy, dając mi klapsa w bok pośladka. Wbijam jej pięty w tyłek, co chyba dodatkowo ją nakręca, bo jej pchnięcia stają się chaotyczne i głębsze.

Nie mija chwila, a obie mocno dochodzimy. Zaciskam się na szatynce, natomiast ona spuszcza się we mnie. Jęczę głośno jej imię, oddychając szybko. Dziewczyna też ma przyspieszony oddech i szeroki uśmiech na ustach.

- Ten blat jest chyba wielofunkcyjny.
"Count Ugolino" Restaurant

The **"Count Ugolino" restaurant** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

It is situated in eastern Reed Heights, Willow Ln between Herald St and Bullock St. The building has two stories and a basement.

### Ground Floor

Upon entering, Charles Reed will be faced with several Cocitians. There is a lootable briefcase next to the entryway. The room is filled with several circular tables, on one of which is a newspaper entitled Staff needed. On the bar there is a Formal invitation letter. Behind the bar there is a trail of blood leading over a railing into the basement. On the counter behind the bar is a hammer with fresh blood on the head that can be inspected. The basement door is locked.

### Upper floor

The upper floor features several more tables, a fireplace, and a pool table. On one of the tables is a newspaper entitled Mysterious disappearance

### Basement

as the basement is initially locked, it must be accessed by going over the railing behind the bar on the ground floor. Reed can climb down onto a shelf then a stack of barrels. Once in the basement there is a great deal of blood smeared on the floor, and in the center of the room a table with several knives and a saw which can be inspected. There is also a small tub that is full of dismembered limbs, this can be inspected as well (it will also cause constant sanity drain when standing nearby) The wills have several shelves with standard canned/boxed goods and there is a short cupboard that can be looted near the doorway. In the next room, reed can find the chef, Arman Meyers, cutting away at the corpse of a young woman. He will become aggressive as soon as he notices Reed, he wields a shotgun in combat. To the right after entering the doorway are several dog bowls with pieces of corpses inside, Reed can inspect these using his minds eye. This reveals a vision of Arman Meyers talking to and feeding several Cocitians

>
> My esteemed patrons... presenting my latest delicacy! Don't be greedy, don't hurry to eat, please - you'll always be my most well regarded clients!
>
>
>
>

On the walls there are several anatomical pictures of humans. On the table, next to the corpse is a Recipe for human meat On the desk is a book entitled Anthropophagia. The door at the top of the stairs can be opened from this side.

## Loot

* Briefcase: Next to the entryway, ground floor
* Dresser: Basement, near the doorway in the room with the tub.
Blackwood-Marsh cannery

**Blackwood-Marsh cannery** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found using the archives in Oakmont City Hall with the following criteria:

* Evidence: Finding the cannery
* Subjects: Enterprises
* Period: 19th Century
* District: Grimhaven Bay

# Content

>
> Blackwood-Marsh canning factory
> Est.: 1873
> Proprietor: Iona Blackwood, Aldous Marsh
> Address: central Grimhaven Bay, corner of Nantucket St and Fitz O'Callahan St.
>
>
>
>
H. Dough, anthropologist

*"H. Dough, anthropologist"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the on a desk on the upper floor of the Expedition Headquarters located in northern Coverside at the crossroad of Asher Rd and Hubert Ave.

It is a newspaper article presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle about Harriet Dough.

## Content

>
> The Oakmont University Department of Anthropology welcomes the newest addition to its ranks, Professor Harriet Dough.
>
>     Her brilliant discoveries about the origin of Inuit tribes have added a new page to the history book of humanity.
>
>     Now, Professor Dough will embark on a new expedition to hopefully shed light on the source of the Flood, and in doing so, shed light on what may yet be to come.
>
>
>
>
R. Bekker's Manor

**R. Bekker's Manor** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

R. Bekker's Manor is a two story manor in Southern Oldgrove. It has blue painted wood siding, and features two "Hobo signs" on either side of the door, one indicating an ongoing police investigation and one denoting it being barricaded due to monsters. The front door is blocked off by some boards that can be destroyed by use of the Shovel. The back door (facing Lockwood Ln) is similarly blocked and has these symbols repeated as well.

### Ground Floor

Upon entering Charles Reed will be greeted by several Wylebeasts including an acheronian. In the front room there is an upright trunk which can be looted. In the center of the room there is a man, presumably R. Bekker, hanging from the ceiling, covered in blood. There is a blood splatter on the floor that leads to an overturned table in the next room with several bullet shells on the ground next to it. This room has a fireplace and a shell gramophone as well as a circular table with alcohol, cigarettes, as well as what appears to be some cookies. In the side room from here there is very little, just some furniture and buckets.

In the kitchen, there is a large table with a great number of candles as well as two plates with food on them, near the plates there is a bracelet wich can be examined using Mind's Eye (focus on the signature on the end). On the other side of the table is a First aid kit

There are some stairs leading to the basement but it has become flooded and inaccessible.

### First Floor

The first floor has a large stone fireplace and a grand piano in the loft area as well as an upright trunk near the piano which can be looted, past the piano is a statue of a woman near the doorway. To the left of the piano is a small desk with a wing backed chair behind it. On this desk there is several pieces of photography paraphernalia as well as a large flower, and R. Bekker membership card Behind the desk is a shelf holding more photography paraphernalia including what looks to be rolls of film.

To the right of this shelf is a hallway, on the left hand side wall there are a number of photographs that all seem to be of the same thing, although some are at different angles, it is unclear what the subject of the photographs is. At the end of the hallway is a room, to the right of the doorway is a trunk which can be looted. Beside the trunk is a desk with several books, a lamp, and a statuette of a woman on it. The next room over is the bedroom, featuring a stone fireplace, a bed, and several other pieces of furniture.

## Loot

* Trunk (ground floor, near entryway).
* First aid kit (kitchen table).
* Trunk (first floor, near piano)
* Trunk (first floor, room at the end of the hall)
Letter to Mr. Meyer

**Letter to Mr. Meyer** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found inside an envelope on a desk, on the upper floor of Winner and Co. Meat Factory.

It is a letter possibly to Arman Meyers possibly from Doctor Palmer

# Content

>
> Dear Mr. Meyer,
>     I would never bother you unless pushed to a state of extreme need.
>
>     Unfortunately, times have been rough, and for several months now the Asylum has been on the brink of starvation. Please, if you would only agree to donate...
>
>
>
>
>
Characters

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

The following is a list of characters in the game The Sinking City.

## List of characters

### Outsiders/Newcomers

* Charles W. Reed - Private investigator from Boston, former U.S. Navy sailor (Protagonist)
* Johannes van der Berg - Scholar with an interest in the visions afflicting Reed
* Glenn Byers - Charles Reed-lookalike who was blackmailed to 'kill' van der Berg

### Oakmont Notables

* Caleb Lyons - Captain of the Coverside Police Precinct
* Brutus Carpenter - Wealthy and influential citizen seeking immortality
* Graham Carpenter - Brutus Carpenter's son
* Herbert Glover - Art collector
* Milton Pierce - Mayoral candidate
* Agatha Pierce - Milton Pierce's mother
* Albert Throgmorton - One of Robert Throgmorton's sons, missing after a deep sea expedition
* Robert Throgmorton - Head of the prestigious Throgmorton family
* Ebernote Blackwood - Member of the Blackwood Grand Family
* Dr. Grant - Doctor of the Hospital of St. Mary

### Residents of Oakmont

* Frank - Brutus Carpenter's most trusted subordinate
* Harriet Dough - Professor, leader of a missing expedition
* James Warren - Crematorium worker
* Joy Hayden - Librarian at Oakmont University Library, former singer
* Lewis Flynn - An Innsmouther fisherman
* Philip O'Connel - Alias "Squint", a burglar
* Sidney Stokes - Philip O'Connel's accomplice
* Anna Liddel - Prominent EOD member
* George Cavendish - Professor at Oakmont University
* Joseph Hill - Local archaeologist
* Fred - Rogue member of EOD
* Billy Drunnon - Seven Oaks bar regular and gang leader

### Supernatural Beings

* Granny Weaver - Originally Anne Osborne, a Salem witch; now allegedly torments those who gossip about the strange happenings in Oakmont
* Lord of the Woods - A deity worshipped by an old, secretive church
* Usha - An undead Mayan priestess who got revived by Joseph Hill

### Other Persons of Note

* The Book Collector (unseen) - Acquirer of strange and ancient tomes, now missing and presumed dead
* Obed Marsh - Member of the Marsh family is closely related to the Blackwoods
Diving

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

Charles has to dive to reach certain locations around or below Oakmont.

## Locations reached by diving

* The underwater cave where Throgmorton's crew wound up
* The underwater cave where the Fecund Mother cult hides
* The gates of Cthygonnaar
* Usha's lair
Blood-stained note

*"Blood-stained note"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Warehouse located at Oakmont Port, Grimhaven Bay, between Piers 2 and 3 on the ground, in a torn off pocket, at the top of the stairs leading to the basement.

It is presumably written Peter, the bartender at the "Under the Keel" Bar to Lewis Flynn

## Contents

>
> Lewis, please just give me one more week. I know I owe you, but I'm underwater like everyone else right now. I don't have enough stock to operate the bar smoothly with the fuzz snooping around the port.
>
>     But don't worry, I've struck a nice deal with the proper people, and should have a steady supply channel soon. Just one more week and I'll return everything with double interest.
>
>     - Peter
>
>
>
>
Mysterious disappearance

**Mysterious disappearance** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a table, upstairs in the "Count Ugolino" Restaurant.

It is presumably an article in the Oakmont Chronicle newspaper.

## Content

>
> Police have started to look into the disappearance of several young women in Advent. Witnesses said they saw the missing victims visit the Count Ugolino restaurant, but the police investigation found nothing illegal.
>
>     Chef Arman Meyers rejects all accusations of impropriety.
>
>
>
>
>
Esoteric Order of Dagon

The **Esoteric Order of Dagon**, or **EOD**, is a cult based in Oakmont that worships the Great Old One, Dagon.

The Order was originally based in Innsmouth, but when that town was destroyed and the people moved to Oakmont, they brought the Order with them. The Order operates publicly as a charity, also called the EOD, which they claim stands for "Everyone's Obvious Duty". Despite the cult being closely associated with Innsmouth, many (if not most) of the Order's highest ranking members are native Oakmont citizens.
Grimhaven Bay

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

Example

## About

### Notable Locations

Example

**Grimhaven Bay** is a district of the city of Oakmont in *The Sinking City*.

# Description

It is the first district Charles Reed visits when arriving in Oakmont, and the setting of the first case Frosty Welcome. The city's port main port is located there, as well as the Blackwood Manor and the Marsh Cannery. The district has 3 infected zones and 4 fast travel points.
Note from Prof. Westerbrook

*"Note from Prof. Westerbrook"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on Prof. Edwin Westerbrook's desk upstairs in the Department of Medicine of Oakmont University.

It is a letter presumably written by Professor Westerbrook

# Content

>
> This is absurd. It's been five months and they still haven't finished repairing my office! I'm done sitting in the corridor like some kind of waiter! I won't step foot into this building again until the works are finished, or you give me Cavendish's office You tell that to the Board. I'm through with this farce.
>
>     Westerbrook
>
>
>
>
Lewis Flynn

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

## Lewis Flynn

### Location

"Under the Keel" Bar

**This article contains spoilers for the main case Frosty Welcome.**

**Lewis Flynn** is a character in *The Sinking City*. He is a fisherman from Innsmouth. He lived at the fishermen's house with Will Hammond and a man named Paul.

After learning that he is responsible for the murder of Albert Throgmorton, he can be found hiding at the bar Under the Keel. Charles Reed can either decide that he was not himself, and give him time to flee the city, or denounce him to Robert Throgmorton.
Benjamin Miller's Residence

**Benjamin Miller's Residence** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

This is the home of Benjamin Miller, it is located in central advent and is only accessible via boat.

Inside of the residence there is a single floor which looks to be partially packed up. In the living room there is a large suitcase that can be looted, and an illusory statue on a small table, under which is a *melted iron key*. There is also a bedroom, kitchen and bathroom with no items of note in side. To the right of the bathroom is a locked door with a Note on the door. Using the melted iron key the locked door can be opened, behind which is a sigil. Using his Mind's Eye on the symbol transports Reed to a hidden upper floor.

On the hidden upper floor there is a large suitcase that can be looted. On the wall opposite the bricked over doorway is a bloody handprint, Using his mind's eye Reed can dispel the illusion and reveal a whole separate section of the room. Inside of this previously hidden room there are three people who will become aggressive. On a pedestal is the Book Angles of the Mind. There is a hole in the floor of this section that leads back downstairs.
10.12

Wielkie nadzieje

Upadłe plany

Gdzie teraz jesteś?

Czy nadal kochasz?

Jesteś szczęśliwa?

Może ktoś codziennie dba o twój uśmiech

Mój wygasł już dawno

Wraz z twoim odejściem

Ale ty przecież jesteś bardziej wartościowa

Ja bez Ciebie jestem nikim

Tobie do nóg upada cały świat

Ja jestem tylko nieznaczącą jego cząstką...
Benjamin Miller (Document)

**Benjamin Miller** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found at Oakmont City Hall during the course of Assigned Reading using the archives with the following criteria:

* Evidence: *Finding the third book*
* Subjects: Citizens
* Registry: Occupation
* District: Advent.

It is a city record of Benjamin Miller.

# Content

>
> Benjamin Miller
>
> Date of birth: October 13, 1889
>
> Occupation: clerk at the Bank of Oakmont.
>
> Marital status: not married.
>
> Address: Carpenter St, between Benevolent Tides Rd and Hawthorne Ave, in central Advent.
>
>
>
>
My fellow Oakmonters!

**My fellow Oakmonters!** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Apartment of Milton Pierce on a small circular table to the right after entering.

# Content

>
> From this day forward, a new vision will guide our city. From this day forward, it will be Oakmont first. Every decision made on trade, on fishery, on newcomers and Innsmouthers, will be made to benefit the people of Oakmont. We must protect the boundaries of our city from both outsiders and forces of nature.
>
>     Let's make Oakmont great again!
>
>
>
>
Tommy, help

*"Tommy, help"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in an empty store located at North Oldgrove, Willow Lane between Bullock Street and Windhalf Avenue. It is upstairs on a table.

# Content

>
> Jasper
>
> Regards,
>
>     Write me back as soon as you can.
>
>     I hope I am mistaken, but I think there is something very wrong with time.
>
>     Check the date when you get this message, and write me back.
>
>     We survived the Great War together, I know I can trust you.
>
>     It's very important that you help me.
>
> Tommy,
>
>
>
>
>
E. Brian's Apartment

## Description

E. Brian's Apartment is a penthouse in Reed Heights. It has a stone exterior with a clock on the outside. It has three floors as well as a basement.

### Ground Floor

The ground floor has an entry area with a large staircase which can be used to access either the first floor or the basement. Additionally there is a door on the left which is marked with a sign denoting a barricade due to monsters To the side of that door is a table with Antipsychotics on it. Through that door is a small apartment, featuring an entryway/living area, a kitchen, a small bathroom, and a bedroom. In the entryway is a trunk which can be looted, In the bedroom there is a hole in the floor which can be used to access the basement. The kitchen has one chair askew at the table and a piano.

### First Floor

At the top of the stairs on the first floor is a trunk which can be looted. There is also a small apartment through the door on this floor. This apartment has a bedroom, large living/reading area, kitchen/dining area and a small bathroom. The dining area has a table, on which is a First aid kit. There is a hole in the floor between the dining area and the bathroom which can be used to access the ground floor, landing in the kitchen of the lower apartment.

### Second Floor

At the end of the second floor hallway is a trunk which can be looted. The apartment door on this floor has two signs nearby, denoting an ongoing investigation, and denoting a barricade. The door itself is barricaded with boards which can be removed using the Shovel. Inside the apartment on the left is a billiards table, on the right is a living area with two couches, a clock, a fireplace, and a small side table with sausages on it. During Extra Hours in the center of this area will be a corpse, presumably E. Brian, stabbed in the neck. Past the billiards table is a small kitchen, a patched hole in the ground and a small bathroom. Between the bathroom and the living area is a small nook with a desk and a shelf. The shelf has boxes and rolls of film on it. On the desk are two cameras, some batteries, some loose film and E. Brian membership card.

### Basement

The basement has little of note but has furniture, crates, barrels, and other items. Additionally there is a desk on top of a table that can be used to access the first floor through a hole in the ceiling/floor.

## Loot

* Antipsychotics, ground floor, on table next to apartment entryway.
* Trunk, ground floor, entryway to apartment.
* Trunk, first floor, top of stairs.
* First aid kit, first floor, on the dining table in the apartment.
* Trunk, second floor, end of hallway.
New canidate for mayor

**New canidate for mayor** is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found in the Apartment of Milton Pierce, framed, on the wall near the kitchen.

It is a newspaper article, presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle about Milton Pierce.

# Content

>
> While Milton Pierce may not yet be fully-fleged member of the Oakmont legislature, he has already proven his fitness for the role during his election campaign - not only in word, but also in deed.
>
>      First, Milton Pierce has prepared and put into operation a new water supply project for Oakmont. He is also actively engaged in greening of the city, planting trees in suburban areas, and proposing new park spaces for recreation and community events.
>
>      Second, his campaign promises seem to have struck a chord with the public. Most notably, Pierce has advocated for the construction of a wall around Oakmont to prevent the influx of newcomers.
>
>     Is it just hyperbole, or could Pierce really do it? We'll find out if - or when - he wins the election.
>
>
>
>
>
Brutus Carpenter retires!

*"Brutus Carpenter retires"* is a document in *The Sinking City*

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reed's room in the Devil's Reef Hotel.
This particular document will appear after completing Fathers and Sons and only if Reed sided with Graham Carpenter and killed Brutus Carpenter.

This is a newspaper clip, presumably from the Oakmont Chronicle.

# Content

>
> Brutus Carpenter, head of the Carpenter Grand Family, has announced his resignation, citing his old age and poor health.
>
>     His son Graham has now taken the family business into his own hands, actively engaging in charity. He was seen Tuesday handing out food and medications to anyone in need.
>
>     "If we won't lend a helping hand to the common folk, who will?" said the new patriarch. Graham Carpenter will also commemorate his appointment with a large donation to the venerated Redemption Church.
>
>
>
>
Crematorium registry

*"Crematorium registry"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a desk in the lower floor of the Crematorium located on the corner of Wayne Rd and Phillips St, in southern Reed Heights

# Content

>
>     Last week
>
> Person on Duty: James Warren.
>
> List of the deceased:
>
>     7 unidentified corpses - cremated
>
>     J. Huss - cremated
>
>     S. Cole - to be cremated
>
>     V. Black - to be cremated
>
>     Jack White - to be cremated (urgently)
>
>
>
>     This week
>
> Person on duty: Robert Taylor, (James Warren - on sick leave since last week).
>
> List of the deceased:
>
>     16 unidentified corpses - cremated
>
>     M. Jane - cremated
>
>
>
>
>
Investigator Pack (DLC)

The **Investigator Pack** is Downloadable Content (DLC) for *The Sinking City*.

## Description

> "*Upgrade your gaming experience with an exclusive private investigator outfit, permanent access to a first aid kit, antipsychotics and a crafting materials starter pack.*"
> ― Description of DLC
>
>

The Investigator pack is optional DLC that adds the following things to the game:

* A cabinet in Charles Reeds room in the Devil's Reef Hotel. When looted this will always provide a First aid kit and Antipsychotics alongside other crafting materials.
* The Daywear outfit.

## Notes

* This DLC is included in the Necronomicon Edition.
A tattered diary

**A tattered diary** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in Joy's Apartment, upstairs, in room 2, on a desk on the far wall.

# Content

>
> I can scarcely believe I live right next door to Joy Hayden herself! You know how much I do love her songs, Kay. Just this morning I saw her, and it's true! Her mouth really is sewn shut . The rumors about the end of her career were not just rumors - Granny Weaver truly silenced her.
>
>     At last, I have a chance to seen Granny Weaver with my own eyes (or maybe even take a photo, hehe!). If she doesn't appear to check up on Joy, I'll follow another clue and find where the witch lives. My hunch is that Arthur Cox discovered the whereabouts of Granny Weaver's lair in his inquiries into Oakmont's peculiar history. He must have written about it somewhere.
>
>
>
>
>
Student's Diary

**Student's Diary** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Student's House on a desk in the upstairs room at the end of the hall.

It is a diary of one of the ill-fated students living there.

# Content

>
> Finally, Esther has found the book we were looking for. If it's true then we'll be able to attend all our boring lectures without actually going- the illusions will take our place! It's incredible. I wonder why no one else has done it?
>
>
>
>
A crumpled letter

**A crumpled letter** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on the bulletin board in Charles Reeds room in the Devil's Reef Hotel. This document will only appear after completing Frosty Welcome and only if Lewis Flynns location is not revealed to Robert Throgmorton.

It is presumably written by Lewis Flynn to Charles Reed.

# Content

>
> Mister Reed,
>
>     You are the rare example of a man who treated one of my kind humanly, and I feel I have to repay the debt to you. Take this as a friendly piece of advice: Run! Save your life and leave this droch city to the depths. Don't dig into its secrets, for they are not worth it. There's nothing good left here. I believe you can find a way to escape.
>
>     Please, heed my words.
>
> Lewis Flynn
>
>
>
>
Concept Art

Here is a list of links directing to artworks and models made for the game by different artists. Don't hesitate to add anything you find, but make sure to give the proper credits (direct links to their profile or the artworks on their own page).

## Characters and creatures

### Yura Sholudchenko

* His Artstation page contains 3D character models such as Graham Carpenter , Joseph Hill or Usha.
* He also made the model for the Acheronians and clothing.

### Evgeniy Maloshenkov

* Artstation : Acheronian  and Stygian concepts

## Environment and objects

### Evgenia Leonova

* Artstation : made the textures for several models

### Andrew Krapivchenko

* Artstation : environment, props and tiles
Experiment log, part two

*"Experiment log, part two"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found on a small cart next to a inanimate Acheronians in the basement of the Department of Medicine of Oakmont University.

It is a log presumably written by Prof. Edwin Westerbrook.

# Content

>
> - March 10th. With those pesky limitations removed I can finally continue my experiments unhindered. I need to know more! The specimen remained alive even with half of its internal organs removed. It's facinating. I'm on the verge of a breakthrough in biology as we know it!
>
> - March 15th. I developed a way to reanimate their tissue, even in one that's been dead for weeks. This is... monumental. The possibilities of it, the implications! Does this hint at something hidden, some trait present inside other creatures, and perhaps even ourselves? I will need to find volunteers.
>
>
>
>
Randall Glassworks

**Randall Glassworks** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

## Description

Randall glassworks is a factory-style building with a ground floor, basement, and first floor.

### Ground Floor

The ground floor is largely open, upon entering several Cocitians will attack. Immediately in front after entering is a table on which are some .38 pistol rounds. The bench itself can also be examined. To the right of the bench is a lootable locker, to the left of the entryway is another locker. Near the stairs leading to the basement is a cart, on which is a bottle that can be examined

### First Floor

The first floor is initially locked but will be quickly unlocked by the squatters within. There are three people on this floor. In the corner there are several mattresses, next to which is a First aid Kit. Along the back wall there is a mirror that can be examined.

> "*Nice Work! Looks like the craftsman's gone out of business though - too bad*"
> ― Charles Reed
>
>

On the desk there is a picture frame that has been turned over, it too can be examined. There is an easel near the desk with plans for a "Planar Mirror" which can be examined.

### Basement

At the bottom of the stairs in the basement is a locker which can be looted. The doorway to the rest of the basement has a padlock on it, after destroying the lock the rest of the basement can be entered, inside are a few Wylebeasts including a Wraith-variation Lethian. Along the right hand wall there is a red door which is locked. After killing the wylebeasts the key can be obtained by speaking to the people on the first floor again. Around the corner from the door there is another locker.

#### Locked room

The locked room has a large mirror on the back wall, which matches the design for the "Planar Mirror" on the first floor, this mirror can be examined using Mind's Eye. There is a table with stacks of boxes on them which can be examined, there is also a Search warrent on this table. On the opposite wall there is a large piece of furniture, on which is Randall's diary. On the end wall there is an illusory empty bookshelf, behind which is a full bookshelf. On which is a book entitled Mirrorways.

## Loot

* .38 rounds (Table near entryway, ground floor)
* Locker (ground floor, near the entryway)
* Locker (ground floor, left of the entryway)
* First aid Kit (first floor, near the mattresses in the corner)
* Locker (basement, near the stairs)
* Locker (basement, around the corner)
Gang Hideout

*Our community needs more information on this page! Can you help out? Click here to add more.*

## Gang Hideout

### Address

Southern Salvation Harbor, Eel Road, north of the intersection with Skipper Road.

# Points of interest

* A note that smells of fish on a bulletin board upstairs.
* Aggrieved by EOD on a notepad underneath a bulletin board.
* Sketchy notes in a box on the table upstairs.
* Carefully folded letter on the table upstairs.
* Map and coordinates on a piece of paper on the map on the wall.
* On reviving the long-dead on a piece of paper on the map on the wall.
An old newspaper

**An old newspaper** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in Herbert Glover's Manor on a small circular table near the fireplace on the ground floor.

It is a newspaper article from the Oakmont Chronicle. When picked up Charles Reed notes that it is 40 years old.

## Content

>
> Francis Throgmorton, the city's darling "scholar and adventurer" is once again an eligible bachelor... (further text unreadable)
>
>
>
>

## Notes

This is an incomplete version of *"Eligible Bachelor"*.
Albert Throgmorton's will

*"Albert Throgmorton's will"* is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found aboard a the Titania Lifeboat during the Frosty Welcome case.
It is a will presumably written by Albert Throgmorton.

## Contents

>
> I hope someone finds this. My name is Albert Throgmorton and this is my will.
>
>     I want to warn you - don't go to the depths below Oakmont! There's (unreadable) we should've never done that. Everything should've remained in that cave. Professor (unreadable) I fear what will become of me, it's singing in my brain, dancing on my eyelids every time I close my eyes (unreadable) the cycle goes on and on and on and on and on and on (unreadable) in the end it comes.
>
>     I must warn everyone. I must tell my father (unreadable)
>
>     He's here.
>
>
>
>
>
St. Mary's Hospital

**St. Mary's Hospital** is a location in *The Sinking City*.

Saint Mary's Hospital is Oakmont's hospital, situated in central Coverside. It was founded in 1862 and designed by B.A. Kaplan, as written on the sign at the front of the building.

The building has three floors and a basement. Charles can search its archive for information, such as during the Lost at Sea case.

## Trivia

* You can find a flyer for the side case Historical Heritage on the sign in front of the main entrance.
Throgmortons in Mourning

**Throgmortons in Mourning** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the basement room of Oakmont State Asylum on the chair next to the bed.

It is a newspaper article presumably from The Oakmont Chronicle about the death of Hammond Throgmorton.

## Content

>
> Young Hammond Throgmorton, Francis Throgmorton's firstborn, has been pronounced dead. Mortally injured in a mysterious accident during a family holiday, little Hammond could not be revived, despite his doctors' best efforts.
>
>     The funeral will be held later this week, with only family and close friends attending. "In this dark and tragic hour, we are trying to remain grateful for all we have, including baby Robert," shared Francis Throgmorton. "As my sole remaining heir, I will do all I can to protect him."
>
>
>
>
>
Michael's diary

**Michael's diary** is a document in *The Sinking City*.

It can be found in the Residence of Glenn Byers in the upstairs room at the end of the hall. It is on the bed in the corner.

# Content

>
> Dear diary...
>
>     ...Mom's got a new sheik. Things eem to be pretty serious between them. Well, I hope this one wont make her cry like my father did.
>
>     ...Glenn seemed to be a really nice guy. He showed me his collection of stamps and gave me this nice model car.
>
>     ...Mom got married again. She looked so beautiful in her wedding dress. And happy.
>
>     ...A guy in a terrible yellow scarf came here last night. He was asking too many questions about Dat... Funny, I'm already calling him Dad. Anyway, I told him nothing and said to get lost. And today... (writing ends)
>
>
>
>