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[[File: | [[File:Lost perspective (kkdoc).png|250px|thumb|right|The northern part of Lost]] | ||
'''Lost''' (or '''Lost City''') is a major city in the [[Lost Commonwealth]]. The city holds historical importance as the first city and the old capital of the Lost Commonwealth before it was relocated to the city of [[Ascension]]. Lost is also notable for its tourism economy. | |||
== | == Geography == | ||
Lost is bordered by the [[University of Clementine]] in the west and the [[Shire Dane International Airport]] in the north, which are parts of [[Clementine]]. Lost is also bordered by other Lost Commonwealth territories, which are the town of [[Lost Beach]] and the city of [[Found]] in the east and the city of Ascension in the south. | |||
Lost is also situated between two large water bodies, which are the [[Clementine Bay]] (which has shared jurisdictions with Clementine) in the west and the [[Remnant Sea]] (shared by Lost, Lost Beach, and Found) in the east. The city also has a sandy bay branching from the Remnant Sea, named the Advent Bay. The north of the city is home to a river. Lost is included within Lost Valley Biome, identified by mild summers and cool winters. | |||
== History == | |||
:''See also: The history of [[Lost Commonwealth]]'' | |||
[[File:Lost advent bay (kkdoc).png|250px|thumb|left|Advent Bay, where Mech first arrived before creating the Lost City]] | |||
Lost originated as a settlement in 1812 by Lostites, a previously nomadic ethnicity descended from Fraggle Rock human colonists and [[Enpeecee]]s. The settlement was only formally established in 1900 following the formation of its first council, from which the 'Lostite' demographic name first gained definition. | |||
The settlement was transformed into a city-state by Mech in August 11th, 2014 through the ratification of the Lost Charter. The charter effectively put the term 'Lost' (as a city-state) and 'Lostite' (as a demographic) to official and common use. The charter also established sovereignty, law, and freedom for Lostites. The implementation of the Lost Charter spearheaded economic and infrastructural growth in Lost during 2014-2015, which subsequently made Lost a significant economic and cultural power. | |||
Lost later experienced difficulties in constructing the palatial complex due to flawed architectural plans. This was followed by the failure to repay construction loans, which triggered a further chain of events leading to the Great Recession of 2016. As mayor, Mech received widespread criticism and decreased popularity, leading to his loss in the 2016 elections and his departure from Lost. | |||
[[File:Lost-clemair (kkdoc).png|250px|thumb|right|Clementine expansions, including the [[Shire Dane International Airport|Shire Dane Airport]], was a factor in sparking the Founder Movement]] | |||
Arthur Daniels, supported by elite populists, replaced Mech as mayor. His administration was marked by escalated corruption, the expansionism of neighboring Clementine, and the rise of the [[Founder Movement]] opposed to the Daniels administration. The movement was led by Nich Carsi, former deputy mayor under the Mech administration, and advocated for a communal capitalist approach, less regulation towards building codes, and a greater social opportunity for Lost citizens. The Daniels administration suppressed the movement, which, combined with city overpopulation, led to the exodus of many Lostites from Lost. The suppression culminated in the arrest and execution of Nich Carsi, which led to Mech's return to Lost and his win in the 2018 elections. | |||
Daniels alleged that the 2018 elections was a fraud and refused to step down. He subsequently decreed a cracdown on the Founder movement and the countryside settlements that were among the destinations of Lostian exodus. One of the settlements, [[Harvestead]], was burned to the ground, which is considered as the starting point of the Lost and Found Civil War. | |||
The Lost and Found Civil War resulted in a significant death toll and the draining of Lost's economic reserves. The war, along with the disclosure of elite corruption, diminished the defense of Lost. The second Mech administration, in the midst of the war, announced the dissolution of the city-state and the establishment of the Lost Commonwealth in February 10th, 2019, to contest the Daniels' regime. The war came to an end in 2020, with the collapse of the Daniels' regime and his flight from Lost. | |||
[[File:Lost borkia (kkdoc).png|200px|thumb|left|Borkia Hotel, a major hotel in Lost made during its height of tourism economy]] | |||
The establishment of the Lost Commonwealth and the ratification of the Articles of Commonwealth officially designated Mech as President, made Lost its capital, integrated settlements around Lost, and commenced construction of the [[Found]] city. Its administration oversaw the development of the Pearl Casino and many high-end hotels, which made Lost a power in the tourism economy. The creation of the [[Ascension]] city in 2022, south of Lost, began the relocation of the capital from Lost to Ascension. | |||
An earthquake in March 23rd, 2023 devastated the Lost Commonwealth, including Lost. The cause was later revealed as unnatural, as Chem, a bio-copy of President Mech made by [[TechnoCore]], as well as his group detonated a seismic bomb under the grounds of the commonwealth. Chem previously conspired with Daniels (under the Anton Davies pseudonym), which he would betray later. This would later put Lost as a significant theater in the Technocore War alongside [[Oranjestad]] and other cities. The most notable war fought in this theater was The Paradox War, marked by temporal disturbances and interdimensional clashes. The earthquake, along with subsequent wars, costed Lost a much greater death toll than the Lost-Found Civil War in a short time and gave way for Chem to escape to other dimensions. After the war ended, the Lost Valley Authority was established to facilitate recovery from the war. Today, Lost is still rebuilding its economy while recovering from the earthquake and wars, which are commemorated as 3.23.23. The event is considered the most significant event in the history of Lost. | |||
After 3.23.23, there are at least two notable dated projects within lost. The Lost Downtown and Riverside Revival Project started September 29th, 2024. Then, the repurposing of Lost Old Arena to a [[Chicken Ball]] arena is dated July 10th, 2025. | |||
[[File:Pearl casino (kkdoc).png|250px|thumb|right|Pearl Casino, surrounded by Pearl Casino Station, Lost Police Guard, as well as Verde and Borkia hotels]] | |||
== Structures == | |||
Lost is home to a number of prominent builds, including the Pearl Casino, the Lost Old Arena, the Chronicle Building, and Lost Station. A large number of buildings within Lost adhere to the Georgian and Mediterranean Revival architectural styles. | |||
==== Pearl Casino ==== | |||
Pearl Casino is one of the most well-known casinos in the Shire and a significant contributor to the Lostian economy. The casino hosts several games, which are slots, blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps. Pearl Casino also includes a hotel with eight rooms. Its building is employs the Mediterranean Revival style and has two stories. Many materials are used for the building, including dark prismarine, netherite, stone brick, sandstone, dark oak, quartz, polished granite, obsidian, and purpur block. The building is complemented by a fountain plaza and the Pearl Casino Station. | |||
[[File:Lost old arena inside (kkdoc).png|200px|thumb|right|The field and tribunes of Lost Old Arena]] | |||
==== Lost Old Arena ==== | |||
Lost Old Arena is one of the oldest buildings in the Lost Commonwealth, and among the most famous Chicken Ball arenas Shire-wide. The arena was originally used for gladiatorial contests before being repurposed for Chicken Ball on July 2025. The arena structure has three levels of audience tribunes, one reserved for VIP guests. The arena also includes the Lost Old Arena Station, along with adjacent stalls and entertainment corner (darting). Walking spaces form the outer layer of the arena, along with a sword-shaped fountain in its northeast. | |||
==== Chronicle Building and Reclamation Square ==== | |||
The Chronicle Building is an clock tower located northeast of Lost. It is the tallest building of Lost, with a height of 149 blocks. The tower currently has 8 levels. A city park, named The Reclamation Square, is situated in front of the Chronicle Building. The park includes a circular mini-river-pond and a small dome housing a closed beacon. The park is surrounded by prominent businesses and the Lost Hospital. | |||
[[File:LVL and lost sta (kkdoc).png|250px|thumb|right|Lost Valley Loop and Lost Station]] | |||
==== Transportation ==== | |||
Lost hosts three STA stations included within two [[railways]]. Pearl Casino Station and Lost Old Arena Station serves the [[Lost Valley Loop]], while Lost Station serves the [[Cerelia Line]]. The latter is the central and largest station of the city. There is no transit station that serves both railways; it is advised that railway passengers transit on-foot between Lost Station and Pearl Casino Station to change lines. The city also contains the Lost Port, situated south of the city. Aside these, the city has a warp (/warp Lost) west of the Advent Bay. Other notable transportation infrastructures include the Lost-Found Bridge, southeast of the city. | |||
The city is building the Lost Area Metro (LAM), a circular metro loop consisting of several planned stations clockwise: | |||
<div style="column-count: 2;"> | |||
* Lost Station (integrated with Cerelia Line) | |||
* Unnamed station near the Lost-Found Bridge | |||
* Market Station | |||
* Fort Station | |||
* Ivystone North Station | |||
* Courthouse Station | |||
* Riverside Station | |||
* Lost Beach Station (outside of Lost; integrated with Lost Valley Loop) | |||
* Hospital Station | |||
* Downtown Station | |||
<br> | |||
</div> | |||
==== Businesses ==== | |||
Lost is home to several businesses. <br> | |||
'''Hotels:''' | |||
* Hotel Verde | |||
* Borkia Hotel | |||
* Unnamed hotel northwest of Reclamation Square | |||
<br> | |||
'''Food and beverages:''' | |||
<div style="column-count: 2;"> | |||
* Future Grocery | |||
* Black Acre Brewpub | |||
* [[Kebober]] | |||
* Rice Crackers' Tea Shop | |||
* Lost Cantina | |||
* The Chill Zone | |||
* Lucky Star Noodles | |||
* Underworks Pub | |||
* Gladiator Trattoria | |||
* Super Seven Corner Market | |||
<br> | |||
</div> | |||
'''Others:''' | |||
<div style="column-count: 2;"> | |||
* Foundry Bank | |||
* Sky Airlines Headquarters | |||
* Fable Books | |||
* [[Taiatea]] Nui Lost | |||
* Fighting Fashion Clothing | |||
<br> | |||
</div> | |||
==== Public-service builds ==== | |||
Lost provides public services with their buildings spread within the city, listed below: | |||
<div style="column-count: 2;"> | |||
* City of Lost Courthouse | |||
* Lost Hospital | |||
* The City of Lost Police Guards Station | |||
* Station One, Lost Fire Department | |||
* City of Lost Visitor Center | |||
* Commonwealth Post Office, Lost City | |||
<br> | |||
</div> | |||
==== Other builds ==== | |||
Lost is home to the Lost Cathedral and the Victory Memorial, both connected to the history of Lost. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
:''This list includes only public sources and does not cover original research or field surveys.'' | :''This list includes only public sources and does not cover original research or field surveys.'' | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_colonial_architecture American colonial architecture], Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026. | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_architecture Georgian architecture], Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026. | ||
* [[ | * [[Lost Commonwealth]], The Shire Wiki, last accessed March 23rd, 2026. | ||
* [[ | * [[Lost Valley Loop]], The Shire Wiki, last accessed March 23rd, 2026. | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_Revival_architecture Mediterranean Revival architecture], Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026. | |||
* [https:// | |||
Latest revision as of 11:41, 23 March 2026
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Lost (or Lost City) is a major city in the Lost Commonwealth. The city holds historical importance as the first city and the old capital of the Lost Commonwealth before it was relocated to the city of Ascension. Lost is also notable for its tourism economy.
Geography
Lost is bordered by the University of Clementine in the west and the Shire Dane International Airport in the north, which are parts of Clementine. Lost is also bordered by other Lost Commonwealth territories, which are the town of Lost Beach and the city of Found in the east and the city of Ascension in the south.
Lost is also situated between two large water bodies, which are the Clementine Bay (which has shared jurisdictions with Clementine) in the west and the Remnant Sea (shared by Lost, Lost Beach, and Found) in the east. The city also has a sandy bay branching from the Remnant Sea, named the Advent Bay. The north of the city is home to a river. Lost is included within Lost Valley Biome, identified by mild summers and cool winters.
History
- See also: The history of Lost Commonwealth
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Lost originated as a settlement in 1812 by Lostites, a previously nomadic ethnicity descended from Fraggle Rock human colonists and Enpeecees. The settlement was only formally established in 1900 following the formation of its first council, from which the 'Lostite' demographic name first gained definition.
The settlement was transformed into a city-state by Mech in August 11th, 2014 through the ratification of the Lost Charter. The charter effectively put the term 'Lost' (as a city-state) and 'Lostite' (as a demographic) to official and common use. The charter also established sovereignty, law, and freedom for Lostites. The implementation of the Lost Charter spearheaded economic and infrastructural growth in Lost during 2014-2015, which subsequently made Lost a significant economic and cultural power.
Lost later experienced difficulties in constructing the palatial complex due to flawed architectural plans. This was followed by the failure to repay construction loans, which triggered a further chain of events leading to the Great Recession of 2016. As mayor, Mech received widespread criticism and decreased popularity, leading to his loss in the 2016 elections and his departure from Lost.
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Arthur Daniels, supported by elite populists, replaced Mech as mayor. His administration was marked by escalated corruption, the expansionism of neighboring Clementine, and the rise of the Founder Movement opposed to the Daniels administration. The movement was led by Nich Carsi, former deputy mayor under the Mech administration, and advocated for a communal capitalist approach, less regulation towards building codes, and a greater social opportunity for Lost citizens. The Daniels administration suppressed the movement, which, combined with city overpopulation, led to the exodus of many Lostites from Lost. The suppression culminated in the arrest and execution of Nich Carsi, which led to Mech's return to Lost and his win in the 2018 elections.
Daniels alleged that the 2018 elections was a fraud and refused to step down. He subsequently decreed a cracdown on the Founder movement and the countryside settlements that were among the destinations of Lostian exodus. One of the settlements, Harvestead, was burned to the ground, which is considered as the starting point of the Lost and Found Civil War.
The Lost and Found Civil War resulted in a significant death toll and the draining of Lost's economic reserves. The war, along with the disclosure of elite corruption, diminished the defense of Lost. The second Mech administration, in the midst of the war, announced the dissolution of the city-state and the establishment of the Lost Commonwealth in February 10th, 2019, to contest the Daniels' regime. The war came to an end in 2020, with the collapse of the Daniels' regime and his flight from Lost.
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The establishment of the Lost Commonwealth and the ratification of the Articles of Commonwealth officially designated Mech as President, made Lost its capital, integrated settlements around Lost, and commenced construction of the Found city. Its administration oversaw the development of the Pearl Casino and many high-end hotels, which made Lost a power in the tourism economy. The creation of the Ascension city in 2022, south of Lost, began the relocation of the capital from Lost to Ascension.
An earthquake in March 23rd, 2023 devastated the Lost Commonwealth, including Lost. The cause was later revealed as unnatural, as Chem, a bio-copy of President Mech made by TechnoCore, as well as his group detonated a seismic bomb under the grounds of the commonwealth. Chem previously conspired with Daniels (under the Anton Davies pseudonym), which he would betray later. This would later put Lost as a significant theater in the Technocore War alongside Oranjestad and other cities. The most notable war fought in this theater was The Paradox War, marked by temporal disturbances and interdimensional clashes. The earthquake, along with subsequent wars, costed Lost a much greater death toll than the Lost-Found Civil War in a short time and gave way for Chem to escape to other dimensions. After the war ended, the Lost Valley Authority was established to facilitate recovery from the war. Today, Lost is still rebuilding its economy while recovering from the earthquake and wars, which are commemorated as 3.23.23. The event is considered the most significant event in the history of Lost.
After 3.23.23, there are at least two notable dated projects within lost. The Lost Downtown and Riverside Revival Project started September 29th, 2024. Then, the repurposing of Lost Old Arena to a Chicken Ball arena is dated July 10th, 2025.
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Structures
Lost is home to a number of prominent builds, including the Pearl Casino, the Lost Old Arena, the Chronicle Building, and Lost Station. A large number of buildings within Lost adhere to the Georgian and Mediterranean Revival architectural styles.
Pearl Casino
Pearl Casino is one of the most well-known casinos in the Shire and a significant contributor to the Lostian economy. The casino hosts several games, which are slots, blackjack, poker, roulette, and craps. Pearl Casino also includes a hotel with eight rooms. Its building is employs the Mediterranean Revival style and has two stories. Many materials are used for the building, including dark prismarine, netherite, stone brick, sandstone, dark oak, quartz, polished granite, obsidian, and purpur block. The building is complemented by a fountain plaza and the Pearl Casino Station.
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Lost Old Arena
Lost Old Arena is one of the oldest buildings in the Lost Commonwealth, and among the most famous Chicken Ball arenas Shire-wide. The arena was originally used for gladiatorial contests before being repurposed for Chicken Ball on July 2025. The arena structure has three levels of audience tribunes, one reserved for VIP guests. The arena also includes the Lost Old Arena Station, along with adjacent stalls and entertainment corner (darting). Walking spaces form the outer layer of the arena, along with a sword-shaped fountain in its northeast.
Chronicle Building and Reclamation Square
The Chronicle Building is an clock tower located northeast of Lost. It is the tallest building of Lost, with a height of 149 blocks. The tower currently has 8 levels. A city park, named The Reclamation Square, is situated in front of the Chronicle Building. The park includes a circular mini-river-pond and a small dome housing a closed beacon. The park is surrounded by prominent businesses and the Lost Hospital.
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Transportation
Lost hosts three STA stations included within two railways. Pearl Casino Station and Lost Old Arena Station serves the Lost Valley Loop, while Lost Station serves the Cerelia Line. The latter is the central and largest station of the city. There is no transit station that serves both railways; it is advised that railway passengers transit on-foot between Lost Station and Pearl Casino Station to change lines. The city also contains the Lost Port, situated south of the city. Aside these, the city has a warp (/warp Lost) west of the Advent Bay. Other notable transportation infrastructures include the Lost-Found Bridge, southeast of the city.
The city is building the Lost Area Metro (LAM), a circular metro loop consisting of several planned stations clockwise:
- Lost Station (integrated with Cerelia Line)
- Unnamed station near the Lost-Found Bridge
- Market Station
- Fort Station
- Ivystone North Station
- Courthouse Station
- Riverside Station
- Lost Beach Station (outside of Lost; integrated with Lost Valley Loop)
- Hospital Station
- Downtown Station
Businesses
Lost is home to several businesses.
Hotels:
- Hotel Verde
- Borkia Hotel
- Unnamed hotel northwest of Reclamation Square
Food and beverages:
- Future Grocery
- Black Acre Brewpub
- Kebober
- Rice Crackers' Tea Shop
- Lost Cantina
- The Chill Zone
- Lucky Star Noodles
- Underworks Pub
- Gladiator Trattoria
- Super Seven Corner Market
Others:
- Foundry Bank
- Sky Airlines Headquarters
- Fable Books
- Taiatea Nui Lost
- Fighting Fashion Clothing
Public-service builds
Lost provides public services with their buildings spread within the city, listed below:
- City of Lost Courthouse
- Lost Hospital
- The City of Lost Police Guards Station
- Station One, Lost Fire Department
- City of Lost Visitor Center
- Commonwealth Post Office, Lost City
Other builds
Lost is home to the Lost Cathedral and the Victory Memorial, both connected to the history of Lost.
References
- This list includes only public sources and does not cover original research or field surveys.
- American colonial architecture, Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026.
- Georgian architecture, Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026.
- Lost Commonwealth, The Shire Wiki, last accessed March 23rd, 2026.
- Lost Valley Loop, The Shire Wiki, last accessed March 23rd, 2026.
- Mediterranean Revival architecture, Wikipedia (English), last accessed March 7th, 2026.