Pilot Notes

A short set of sailing directions for a first crossing, in the order the questions usually arise.

Do I need to sign the manifest first?

No. Confirm your age and land on any dock. A guest may send 10 messages, and a name added to the manifest later keeps the crossing you began.

What does Set course do?

It opens her chat and sends the gazetteer entry you chose as your first line, so she can answer it at once. That costs a single message. Her ordinary welcome is behind the button on her isle.

Trial, deck and first class

A new name starts with 3 days of trial passage and every dock open. Deck passage follows: the first 3 islanders you landed on stay open, and 10 messages a day may cross, with the count wiped at midnight UTC. In first class, $15 covers 30 days, while $99 sails on for 365; neither has a daily tally. The fare page shows your berth.

Paying the fare

Pay the fare in USDT sent through TRON (TRC-20), using any wallet or exchange you like. The page prints one address and one exact amount, and first class begins soon after the transfer shows. Nothing renews. A fare is final except where the law says otherwise.

Can I change what she calls me?

Yes, from your berth on the bottom bar. Every islander knows your name and your details from the first line you send.

What if the mail goes wrong?

If an islander says something that jars, tell her; she will change course. If it keeps happening, send the harbour office the crossing in question.