If your Blue Prince plan calls for a Standard Rooms, this is your shortlist: 26 entries that all share that Rarity. The table shows what each one actually does, so you can pick the one that fills the slot you need.
The full Rooms list
| Name | Rarity | Gem Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boudoir | Standard | — | A private salon with a plethora of fainting couches and chaise longues that served both as a dressing room for her |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Gymnasium | Standard | — | A half-court intended for basketball and racquetball which is seldom used by anyone apart from the junior staff during |
| Laboratory | Standard | 1 | A fully staffed research facility furnished with all manner of scientific equipment and measurement devices. This home |
| Lavatory | Standard | — | A room one might go to great lengths to avoid showing guests despite them always probing for its location. |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Rumpus Room | Standard | 1 | A uniquely modern fashioned gaming room, the Rumpus Room has provided many guests of the estate with countless hours of |
| Security | Standard | 1 | A control room with state of the art surveillance equipment, inventory system, and access control via an electronic |
| Solarium | Standard | 1 | You are more likely to draw Unusual and Rare rooms while drafting. |
| Terrace | Standard | — | A terrace balcony overlooking the grounds providing an ideal spot for appreciating all the verdure and greenery that |
| The Armory | Standard | — | Weapons & Armor for sale |
| The Kennel | Standard | — | Each time you dig in a room, unlock all doors in that room. |
| The Pool | Standard | 1 | An indoor Orindian pool was one of the more modern additions to the estate, the inclusion of which provided a |
| Tunnel | Standard | — | Always draw TUNNEL while drafting in this room. |
| Utility Closet | Standard | 0 | One benefit of the restoration of old buildings is that it allows the owners to update and add modern amenities. The |
| Walk-In Closet | Standard | 1 | The stylish and smart clothes in this generously sized closet belong to the former Mistress of the estate, Lady Epsen |
| West Wing Hall | Standard | — | The west wing of the estate has been closed since the death of Lady Epsen. It is unsurprising therefore, that this |
The numbers at a glance
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Rooms tracked | 26 |
| With a written description | 26 |
| Without a written description | 0 |
| Standard — Rarity | 26 |
| Average Gem Cost | 0.87 |
| Max Gem Cost | 2 |
| 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 26 Rooms down. Standard is the largest group at 26 entries, so start your comparison there before looking at anything else.
By the numbers, the standouts are Office with the highest Gem Cost (2). They set the ceiling for the whole Rooms set.
Entries worth a closer look
Darkroom — A room dedicated to photo processing, development and print-making. This room is outfitted with safelights which provide red illumination to which Observatory — Housing an impressively large telescope, Mount Holly’s observatory is a window to the world above and beyond the clouds and sky. Through its mirrored Rumpus Room — A uniquely modern fashioned gaming room, the Rumpus Room has provided many guests of the estate with countless hours of recreations. The room is Utility Closet — One benefit of the restoration of old buildings is that it allows the owners to update and add modern amenities. The utility closet and the circuit Gymnasium — A half-court intended for basketball and racquetball which is seldom used by anyone apart from the junior staff during their lunch hour. At least Commissary — The staff commissary is always stocked with household goods and supplies at a reasonable cost. This provides the servants of the estate an invaluable Walk-In Closet — The stylish and smart clothes in this generously sized closet belong to the former Mistress of the estate, Lady Epsen. Though the small dressing room
As the source data describes one entry: “A private salon with a plethora of fainting couches and chaise longues that served both as a dressing room for her Ladyship in the mornings and a cozy sitting room for her in the evenings.”