There are 110 Rooms in Blue Prince. The real question is never “what exists” but “which one fits the situation you are in” — so this page lays the full set out with the numbers that actually decide a pick, grouped so you can jump straight to the cluster that matches your run.
The full Rooms list
| Name | Rarity | Gem Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antechamber | N/A | — | From its root meaning “The Room Before”, all signs and paths point toward the Antechamber. This mysterious sealed room |
| Aquarium | Unusual | 1 | In addition to having a bouquet of colorful fish swimming within them, each tank in the Aquarium is also inspired by |
| Archives | Unusual | — | Countless shelves of documents and towering file cabinets make this otherwise immense space seem small and cramped |
| Attic | Rare | 3 | High above the mansion in its lofty perch, Mt. Holly’s Attic provides curious explorers with a cache of dusty |
| Ballroom | Unusual | 2 | An opulent hall with a polished mirror floor. In the old days, numerous balls and dances were held in this splendid |
| Bedroom | Commonplace | — | A familiar room that you may have slept in at some prior visit in the past. Like most bedrooms of the estate, these |
| Billiard Room | Commonplace | 0 | This smoky backroom, featuring a pool table and fully stocked bar, has served as a retreat on more than one occasion |
| Boiler Room | Unusual | 1 | A utility room serving as a central hub for controlling the heating and steam power supplied to various rooms of the |
| Bookshop | Rare | — | Books for sale |
| Boudoir | Standard | — | A private salon with a plethora of fainting couches and chaise longues that served both as a dressing room for her |
| Bunk Room | Unusual | — | The rustic, wooden stacked bunk beds evoke the enticing promise of campfire stories and childhood adventures. This |
| Casino | Unusual | — | Games of Chance |
| Chamber of Mirrors | Rare | 0 | Reflections of reflections, this confusing room can sometimes prove disorienting to the wayward guest. However, upon |
| Chapel | Commonplace | — | A private sacristy, as ornate as the most lavish rooms of the estate, is watched over by eight Ajeran Angels depicted |
| Classroom | Unusual | — | While drafting in CLASSROOM, you may draw new Floorplans one time for each draft room in your house. |
| Clock Tower | Unusual | — | Tomorrow, you will start with 1 key for each tomorrow room you draft today. |
| Cloister | Unusual | 3 | A covered walk and colonnade surrounding an enclosed and seemingly inaccessible garden. A solitary angelic statue in |
| Closed Exhibit | Rare | — | A painstakingly produced accurate reproduction of one of the so-called “Closed” Exhibits of the Fenn Aries Royal Museum. |
| Closet | Commonplace | 0 | A very modest recessed space used for storage. This particular closet is favored by the junior members of the staff |
| Coat Check | Standard | 0 | A cloakroom where guests may leave their coats, bags or hats in exchange for a claim ticket. This floor plan was |
| Commissary | Standard | 1 | The staff commissary is always stocked with household goods and supplies at a reasonable cost. This provides the |
| Conference Room | Unusual | 0 | In his latter years, H. S. Sinclair had become withdrawn from public life and conducted all business from the comfort |
| Conservatory | Unusual | 1 | This baroque arboretum showcases and preserves the rarest specimens of every type and variety. Through selective |
| Corridor | Commonplace | — | A long hall with two doors at either end that had been one of your uncle’s most frequently traveled rooms |
| Courtyard | Standard | 1 | A charming spot granting guests a bit of fresh air and open skies within the privacy of the manor walls. |
| Darkroom | Standard | — | A room dedicated to photo processing, development and print-making. This room is outfitted with safelights which |
| Den | Commonplace | — | A more traditional family room, warm and inviting. So comfortable, one might assume that the countless clocks |
| Dining Room | Standard | 0 | An intimate and warm room with a large dining table boasting a serving tray with a silver dome cover. Dinner is served |
| Dormitory | Standard | — | Each time you enter DORMITORY after drafting a draft room, gain 10 steps |
| Dovecote | Unusual | — | Whenever you draw DOVECOTE while drafting, you may rotate floorplans. |
| Drafting Studio | Rare | 2 | As an architect and engineer, it was not uncommon to find your great uncle spending the better part of his weekends |
| Drawing Room | Commonplace | 1 | A social sitting room adorned wall to wall with artwork and drawings. An unfinished sketch of your uncle sits on an |
| East Wing Hall | Unusual | — | This fenestrated hallway overlooks the east side of the estate grounds and is warmed in the early day by the light of |
| Entrance Hall | N/A | — | Past the steps and beyond the grand doors, admission to Mount Holly is granted by way of a dark and garish lobby |
| Foyer | Unusual | 2 | The grand baroque hall of Mt. Holly is impressive to behold. This ornamented passage is flanked with marble pillars and |
| Freezer | Rare | 0 | Dedicated to deep freeze and cold storage, Mt. Holly’s freezer is an insulated space kept almost as frigid as the snowy |
| Furnace | Rare | — | The main centralized heat source for the estate. You may find yourself starting to sweat after drafting this room. |
| Gallery | Rare | — | A small chamber dedicated to the exhibition of art, ideal for showcasing smaller series and collections. Before his |
| Garage | Unusual | 1 | Entering and exiting out through the west facing private drive, the Garage serves as a more practical and informal |
| Gift Shop | Rare | — | Thank you for visiting Mount Holly. We hope you enjoyed your stay here! |
| Great Hall | Unusual | — | A room of many doors and even more choices. The Great Hall is unquestionably the largest hallway of the house but it is |
| Greenhouse | Standard | 1 | This room is always warm as its glass walls and roof help to retain the sun’s rays. The gardener, however, should be |
| Guest Bedroom | Commonplace | — | A small bedroom maintained and kept available for accommodating weekend guests and impromptu visitors who find |
| Gymnasium | Standard | — | A half-court intended for basketball and racquetball which is seldom used by anyone apart from the junior staff during |
| Hallway | Commonplace | — | One of the many nondescript hallways snaking through the estate and providing elegant causeways between the more |
| Her Ladyship’s Chamber | Rare | — | Tucked quietly away in the west wing of Mount Holly is the decorative bedroom of your grandmother, Lady Epsen. The |
| Hovel | Unusual | — | A squalid dwelling on the edge of the estate belonging to one of the groundskeepers. |
| Kitchen | Commonplace | 1 | A standard kitchenette with all the typical amenities: a stove, refrigerator, oven and sink. This gallery is where the |
| Laboratory | Standard | 1 | A fully staffed research facility furnished with all manner of scientific equipment and measurement devices. This home |
| Laundry Room | Rare | 1 | A standard hub of domestic toil complete with washers, dryers and a state of the art steampowered unit leveraging the |
| Lavatory | Standard | — | A room one might go to great lengths to avoid showing guests despite them always probing for its location. |
| Library | Unusual | 0 | Two stories of wall-to-wall books surround the reader in this room, exhibiting either a bountiful spring of knowledge |
| Locker Room | Rare | 1 | This poolside Locker Room is of course not always poolside, but it is much more convenient for guests when it is; and |
| Locksmith | Unusual | 1 | Considering the amount of floor plans and different doors that can appear on any given day, it was only a matter of |
| Lost & Found | Unusual | — | There has always been a history of things disappearing on the estate, including this very floorplan, which had been |
| Maid’s Chamber | Unusual | — | A typical example of the accommodations for the live-in staff on the estate. It appears this particular bedroom belongs |
| Mail Room | Unusual | 0 | A dedicated mailing room in which incoming and outgoing post and packages are sorted and then delivered within the |
| Master Bedroom | Rare | 2 | H. S. Sinclair’s own room. Though perhaps soon you may consider it your own. |
| Mechanarium | Unusual | — | An iron vaulted mechanical chamber affixed with motorized panels that can reveal up to 8 different doors depending on |
| Morning Room | Rare | — | The best thing to go with breakfast is a morning newspaper and a coffee. |
| Music Room | Unusual | 2 | A small recital hall providing an ideal setup for musical performers and accompanists. It is not uncommon for at least |
| Nook | Commonplace | — | A snug corner reading room which serves as a quiet, private place for guests to spend a few hours of their afternoon |
| Nursery | Commonplace | 1 | One of the few rooms you vividly remember from your visits here in your youth. Though even at that time, you remember |
| Observatory | Standard | 1 | Housing an impressively large telescope, Mount Holly’s observatory is a window to the world above and beyond the clouds |
| Office | Standard | 2 | The late Sinclair’s personal home office, a room he used exclusively for business affairs and the running of the |
| Pantry | Commonplace | — | A well stocked pantry is always the true test of a large estate, and keeping Mt. Holly’s wide gamut of ingredients and |
| Parlor | Commonplace | 0 | This cozy lounge furnished with couches and armchairs serves as the perfect social setting for receptions and after |
| Passageway | Commonplace | 2 | A long cramped series of unfinished passages used primarily by the servant staff to traverse the estate quickly. |
| Patio | Standard | 1 | A roofed outdoor seating area located along the permieter of the estate. During the summer evenings, it is not unusual |
| Planetarium | Standard | — | A circular theater featuring a dome shaped projection screen upon which scenes of the stars and galaxies allow viewers |
| Pump Room | Unusual | 0 | This facility, dedicated to the filtration and flow of water throughout the estate, houses five water pumps and three |
| Room 46 | Rumored | — | The mysterious room mentioned in H. S. Sinclair’s will, named only by a number. Despite the house’s official blueprint |
| Room 8 | Rare | 0 | Unsurprisingly, Key 8 unlocked a door leading to a familiar looking room, a cryptic room that had been previewed in the |
| Root Cellar | Unusual | — | An underground store of jarred vegetables and fruits from Mount Holly’s gardens. It’s always amazing what great things |
| Rotunda | Rare | 3 | A circular chamber with a domed ceiling adorned with an array of mechanical gears. In the center of the room, a stone |
| Rumpus Room | Standard | 1 | A uniquely modern fashioned gaming room, the Rumpus Room has provided many guests of the estate with countless hours of |
| Sauna | Unusual | 0 | A traditional wood-lined Corarican style sauna, temperature controlled and exceptionally relaxing. The invigorating |
| Schoolhouse | Unusual | — | Long before Reddington Elementary was opened, school convened in a single small building. As the student body grew over |
| Secret Garden | Rare | — | A floorplan so secretive it had been removed from the drafting pool to avoid anyone unwanted accidentally stumbling |
| Secret Passage | Unusual | 1 | A small “deadend” room with an ordinary bookcase, that exemplifies that the best means to escape the confinements of |
Showing 80 of 110 Rooms; the analysis below covers the entire set from the cached data.
How the Rooms split by Rarity
Unusual (41)
Aquarium — In addition to having a bouquet of colorful fish swimming within them, each tank in the Aquarium is also. Archives — Countless shelves of documents and towering file cabinets make this otherwise immense space seem small and. Ballroom — An opulent hall with a polished mirror floor. In the old days, numerous balls and dances were held in this.
Standard (26)
Boudoir — A private salon with a plethora of fainting couches and chaise longues that served both as a dressing room. Coat Check — A cloakroom where guests may leave their coats, bags or hats in exchange for a claim ticket. This floor plan. Commissary — The staff commissary is always stocked with household goods and supplies at a reasonable cost. This provides.
Rare (23)
Attic — High above the mansion in its lofty perch, Mt. Holly’s Attic provides curious explorers with a cache of dusty. Bookshop — Books for sale. Chamber of Mirrors — Reflections of reflections, this confusing room can sometimes prove disorienting to the wayward guest.
Commonplace (17)
Bedroom — A familiar room that you may have slept in at some prior visit in the past. Like most bedrooms of the estate. Billiard Room — This smoky backroom, featuring a pool table and fully stocked bar, has served as a retreat on more than one. Chapel — A private sacristy, as ornate as the most lavish rooms of the estate, is watched over by eight Ajeran Angels.
N/A (2)
Antechamber — From its root meaning “The Room Before”, all signs and paths point toward the Antechamber. This mysterious. Entrance Hall — Past the steps and beyond the grand doors, admission to Mount Holly is granted by way of a dark and garish.
Rumored (1)
Room 46 — The mysterious room mentioned in H. S. Sinclair’s will, named only by a number. Despite the house’s official.
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Rooms tracked | 110 |
| With a written description | 108 |
| Without a written description | 2 |
| Unusual — Rarity | 41 |
| Standard — Rarity | 26 |
| Rare — Rarity | 23 |
| Commonplace — Rarity | 17 |
| N/A — Rarity | 2 |
| Rumored — Rarity | 1 |
| Average Gem Cost | 1.13 |
| Max Gem Cost | 5 |
| Min Gem Cost | 0 |
What the Rooms data tells us
If you only remember one thing: the rarity split is the fastest way to narrow 110 Rooms down. Unusual is the largest group at 41 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else. Note: 2 of the 110 entries have no written description in the source data — for those you are reading stats only, so trust the numbers, not assumptions.
By the numbers, the standouts are Throne Room and Trophy Room with the highest Gem Cost (5). They set the ceiling for the whole Rooms set.
Entries worth a closer look
Study — After the passing of Baroness Auravei, her private study was claimed by her eldest son, Herbert Sinclair. For years, he immersed himself in the Boiler Room — A utility room serving as a central hub for controlling the heating and steam power supplied to various rooms of the estate. Steam power is conveyed Room 46 — The mysterious room mentioned in H. S. Sinclair’s will, named only by a number. Despite the house’s official blueprint only showing a total of 45 Gallery — A small chamber dedicated to the exhibition of art, ideal for showcasing smaller series and collections. Before his passing, H.S. Sinclair personally Shelter — An underground bunker located away from the main house. This fallout shelter was designed specifically for air raids and features thick walls made Nursery — One of the few rooms you vividly remember from your visits here in your youth. Though even at that time, you remember feeling a little old for the The Foundation — The cornerstone of the house, unvarying and unchanging, The Foundation is one of the only constants in the estate on which you can truly rely. This
As the source data describes one entry: “From its root meaning ‘The Room Before’, all signs and paths point toward the Antechamber. This mysterious sealed room - resting on the 9th Rank - may prove, however, quite an initial challenge to even reach, let alone”