Just Roll With It: Riptide Locations

Mana
Mana is the name of the world that the Riptide Universe takes place in. Filled with many islands, kingdoms, and a great expanse of oceans, seas, and rivers, there are many places to explore both on land and under the waves.

All-Port
Considered the trading hub of the world, All-Port is a large and bustling city located in the midst of a mountainous island. It is first visited by the Riptide Crew in Episode 56.

Canella
The island of Canella is where the story of Riptide begins. A circular island containing the Town of Zero, notable characters from this place are Ollie and Marshall John.

Desire Island
Once known as a beautiful set of islands and isles, Desire Island became a desolate place full of stone statues and eerie silence. This island is first visited in Episode 17: The Siren's Call. Notable characters that are from this island are Maria, Aslana, Satasha, and The Empress.

Joaldo
Considered outlaw territory that is supposedly out of the Navy's clutches, Joaldo is the island of pirates and criminals. Here, fighters come every year for the infamous Paramount Tournament for the chance to be titled Paramount Champion. Notable characters that come from this island include La Alma and the Barron.

Loffinlot
An island in the middle of nowhere, this seemingly regular place is where the main crew find themselves after the explosion of the Big Chipper. Notable characters from here include Old Man Earl.

Noctus
A dark and mysterious island with no sun or any light. The crew first visit the island in Episode 63: Farewells.

The B.L.O.C.K
The B.L.O.C.K is the most well guarded and nearly impenetrable prisons of the Navy. Here, many criminals and outlaws detained by the officers are put in here to never be seen again. Built with shifting rooms of various magical properties, the B.L.O.C.K is not only inescapable, but horribly deadly. In order to travel through, a ring attuned to the prison is necessary. The B.L.O.C.K is visited by the Riptide Crew in Episode 50: The Block.

Edison Kingdom
The Edison Kingdom is the capital and the biggest landmass of the southern ocean. From the outside, The Edison Kingdom appears as an extremely massive structure filled with glowing orange lights (that seem to be coming from the buildings) around a circular rim (almost a disk shape) that curves up into a large spire. The kingdom seems to be entered and left only through the entry and exit tubes. The tubes pull in entering ships and push out leaving ships. The docks of the kingdom are almost fully made out of metal. Past the dock is a pentagon-shaped entrance of buildings and streets that bisect the sides, the ports circling the ever-rising kingdom with most buildings made from brass or glass. The buildings are like a network out of spires that almost seem to curve inward due to their height. There are multiple stone paths between the many bulky and metallic buildings and a lot of steam-powered trains that go on the many different passes, some of them even wrap around buildings. The sounds of clicking gears and steam can almost constantly be heard in the city, and aircrafts can be seen occasionally flying past. The majority of the population are dwarves and humans, though there is a mix as well with Dragonborn, elves, aarakocra, and other races. The citizens wear majorly fancy clothing; suits and dresses, fancy shirts tucked into striped pants with suspenders, some with monocles, generally giving the appearance of a relatively wealthy city.

The Graveyard of Ships
The Graveyard of Ships is a massive expanse of sunken ships across the bottom of the undersea. Intense arcane magic puts pressure on all those who enter the depths, and the hundreds of sunken ships forming arches and structures are the most present thing. Oceanic lava flows through cracks within the gravel and stone floors, and kelp springs up wildly around the area.

The Midnight Rose
The Midnight Rose is the official ship of the Black Rose Pirates. The ship is 40 feet long. It was destroyed by a Kraken during an attack. This ship is first mentioned in the episode "The Hole in the Sea."

The Big Chipper
The crew's first boat, a small wooden boat with only one sail. It's used in the episodes "Starting from Zero" and "Chipwrecked!". It is used to escape the town of Zero and runs into a small whirlpool. This whirlpool turns out to be a small group of Dancing Sea Lemurs who then climb into the ship and breathe fire onto the barrel of gunpowder stored on the deck. This creates an explosion big enough to destroy the Big Chipper. The crew then are forced to swim to land. It is later confirmed that there were 5000 gold pieces on the ship that was lost.

The Albatross ( Millennium Chipper )
The crew's second, and now main, ship. The Albatross was built by the hand of Abigail on Loffinlot and was their way of getting off the island after the laughing curse had been lifted. This ship is much bigger than their old boat, fitted with rails in the shape of waves coming from similar wave patterns up the sides of the walls, gathering at the back in an almost tidal wave shape, a figurehead of Pretzel wrapped around the spear-like bow, and large sails with a symbol imprinted on the mainmast The symbol is of a jolly roger skull with a chip in the side of its head, with wings sprouting from the sides and above a coral crown with a chip as well. The wood of The Albatross is rosewood, almost mahogany. On the top deck is a wide area of space with a tall Crow's nest, and in the bottom deck are rooms for sleeping and an area to clean up in. They seem to also have a small kitchen area with a juicer for Earl to use.

The Crescent Moon
The Crescent Moon is the official ship of the Grandberry Pirates. It is a large ship with the wood dyed dark blue, onboard holding barrels and crates full of basic necessities with a captain's quarters near the middle. The sails of the Crescent Moon are decorated with the symbol of a triangular-shaped musketeer hat with a large feather poking out from the back. This ship is first slightly mentioned in the episode "The Pirate Code", and shown in action in episodes "The Sea of Red and Gold" and "Growing Pains".

Blue Royale Casino
A massive floating ship and casino that seems to be made of pure, glistening gold. Lights flash all around the casino, and when it reaches possible new players a narrow drawbridge stretches out from the entrance with lights also illuminating the sides, as if rolling out the red carpet. To the side is another entrance to a dressing room filled with countless different fancy outfits, as the Blue Royale seems to have a dress code- no pirate garb for its visitors. As soon as you enter is an immediate rush of excitement and adrenaline, the shape of the casino inside being hexagonal with not an inch of free space. The massive space is split into different attractions with a red carpet down the middle, and past a circular receptionist's desk is an elevator. After a very, very long ride in the elevator, there is another massive room filled with seats for an audience and a giant roulette table in the middle. A massive slide leads to another exit out of the ship. The Blue Royale is a seemingly perfect place to spend your gold, drink, eat, and play games, but in reality, it's... Well, just like any other casino, though on a much larger scale. The drinks within the casino cause its drinkers to hallucinate that the fish-headed employees are human, and the casino is designed to keep its players on the ship for as long as possible, while the players only feel as though they've been gambling for a much shorter amount of time. We see this especially with Clorten, who felt as though he was gambling for maybe a day or more when in reality, it had been 10 years since he entered. This casino was shown in episodes "The Endless Game", "Showtime!", and "The House Always Wins"