Windrose Database — Items, Stations, Buildings, Ships, Quests & More

Complete Windrose database hub with searchable categories for items, stations, buildings, decorations, ships, customizations, farming, factions, vendors, NPCs, quests, creatures, and effects. [GO → Windrose Complete Guide Hub]

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Browse Windrose Database Categories

The Windrose database hub is a starting point for players who want to make better decisions before crafting, sailing, building, trading, or chasing the next quest. Instead of forcing everything into one long list, it splits the game reference into focused pages for items, stations, buildings, decorations, ships, customizations, farming, factions, vendors, NPCs, quests, creatures, and effects.

Use this hub when you are not sure where to begin. If you are preparing a voyage, start with ships, items, creatures, and effects. If you are improving a settlement, check stations, buildings, decorations, farming, NPCs, vendors, and factions. If you are trying to move progression forward, the quests page keeps objectives and rewards easier to compare.

Each category page is meant to be helpful while you are actually playing: quick to scan, easy to search, and detailed only when you need it. Cards stay clean on the page, while hover details keep deeper information close at hand without pulling you away from planning your next move.

Items

747 entries

Search Windrose items by rarity and tier: melee and ranged weapons, armor, rings, necklaces, food, resources, and ship fittings with extracted stats for smarter crafting and combat choices.

Stations

56 entries

Plan your settlement's crafting chain with every Windrose station — cooking fires, refining benches, alchemy tables, workbenches, and merchant setups with their crafting roles explained.

Buildings

335 entries

Compare Windrose building pieces — walls, floors, roofs, doors, pillars, piers, and stockades — with health values so you can plan sturdier settlements and defenses.

Decorations

314 entries

Furniture, lighting, flags, tableware, and comfort-focused props for Windrose interiors, with comfort text and placement details on every card.

Ships

14 entries

Compare ketches, brigs, frigates, and specialty hulls across Stock, Blackbeard, and Brethren variants — hull health, cargo capacity, and top speed included.

Customizations

123 entries

Flags, sails, and hull colors for Windrose ships, with unlock sources, faction ties, and ship-family compatibility so you can style any hull.

Farming

17 entries

Saplings, seedlings, and harvest outputs for Windrose seedbeds — plan the food and resource loops that keep your settlement supplied.

Factions

4 entries

Meet the Brethren of the Coast, Rogue Buccaneers, People of Tortuga, and Smugglers of Port Royal, and learn how Blackbeard insignia turn-ins shape your reputation path.

Vendors

18 entries

Faction provisioners, buyers, trade-goods merchants, and specialist traders with buy and sell offer counts for planning Windrose trade routes.

NPCs

6 entries

Recruitable workers and story guests with professions, station assignments, passive bonuses, and recruitment costs for settlement crew planning.

Quests

54 entries

Main quests, side quests, notes, local events, collections, and faction tasks with objectives, required items, and rewards to keep Windrose progression moving.

Creatures

29 entries

Health, damage types, spawn group sizes, and respawn timers for Windrose wildlife and hostile creatures, from dodos and boars to drowned and plague carriers.

Effects

119 entries

Food statuses, buffs, debuffs, and salves with duration data, so you can prepare consumables before fights, voyages, and settlement work.

How to Use This Windrose Database

Use the overview to pick a category, then use search and filters inside each page. Desktop cards support hover details for quick comparisons while keeping each category page lightweight.

Windrose Database FAQ

What is included in the Windrose database?

The database currently holds 1836 entries across 13 categories: items, stations, buildings, decorations, ships, customizations, farming, factions, vendors, NPCs, quests, creatures, and effects. Items is the largest section with 747 entries, while Factions tracks 4.

Which Windrose database page should I use first?

If you are preparing a voyage, start with ships, items, creatures, and effects. If you are improving a settlement, open stations, buildings, farming, NPCs, vendors, and factions. If you are pushing progression, the quests page keeps objectives and rewards comparable at a glance.

Where are the database images served from?

All icons and artwork are served from the GameGuidesBox image CDN at img.gameguidesbox.com rather than bundled into the page HTML, which keeps pages lighter. Entries without unique artwork fall back to a shared placeholder icon.

Can I search inside each Windrose category?

Yes. Each category page includes a search box plus relevant filters — type, rarity, and tier where those fields exist in the game data — so you can narrow a list without leaving the page.

Do database cards show extra details on hover?

Yes. On desktop, hover or focus a card to inspect its image, description, type, rarity, and the key stats extracted from the game files, such as ship health and cargo, creature damage, or vendor offer counts.

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