I love the starry sky as well. I also like the skyway music. Sometimes I even catch myself saying a word or two with some kind of U.K. accent by accident and wonder, "Did I seriously just talked like that?" Though, I don't necessarily call it a bad thing. Sinking ships is my favorite hobby... sinking armada ships is even better... sinking armada ships with a fleet of fellow pirates is downright awesome! All the explosion graphics from Beachhead to Rooke's ship was beautiful and cool to look at. The little orphans walking around were so adorable I wanted to take a few in my ship and sail the skies with me. Of course I won't let them in combat and work for the rest of their lives like some of the members of my crew *ahem* (Nurse Quinn). I just want them to live on my wondrous galleon where I'll be sure they're well taken care of. I want to turn their frowns upside down!

If I stood in one spot and spun in a circle, where ever my face was facing when I stopped I could say "I love that". Although a particular favorite is the one place you can look at the full moon. Just lovely.

Everything

just got there and already to second beachhead dungeon I love mostly the dogs and foxes and every other animal wearing clothes

Romantic Nicole Underwood level 53 Swashbuckler Duelist

I'm almost surprised Blind Mew hasn't responded yet (at the time I typed this.) Marleybone is his favorite, as he's mentioned several times.

I am a dog lover so I really enjoy all of the canine noises that can be heard throughout Marleybone. And I thoroughly enjoy the "industrial and modern feel" of Marleybone. Most of the other worlds have more of a primitive, untamed and/or fantasy element that is wonderful in it's own right. But Marleybone is the first world that really introduces more culture and modern industrialization, which was a nice change of pace. Valencia has some of this as well but it is nothing like the detail and thriving, bustling atmosphere that is Marleybone. Plus, the outfits and clothing are pretty darn swell. They definitely add to that Dickens/Oliver Twist vibe that Marleybone imbues.

Also, I don't know why but I really like that street sweeping frog or toad that walks around with the broom. For what is surely a "thankless job", he has quite a pleasantness about him. Just a simple little addition to the Marleybone nightlife that adds to it's charm, real-worldliness and already wonderful character.

I simply love Marleybone, especially how you can see Marleybone City just over the horizon.