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1-Style Book: Brethren Hull Colors
1+A faction-themed book that unlocks three Brethren of the Coast hull paints: Scarlet Sunset, Crimson Dawn, and Morning Glow.
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3+How It Works
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5+A Style Book is a one-time-read consumable. Right-click the book in the inventory to read it, and the entire set of designs it lists is added permanently to that character's Wharf customisation menu. After reading, the book is removed from inventory but the designs stay forever, applicable to any ship that character owns. Other characters in a shared base must each read their own copy.
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5-Unlocks three hull color schemes for Brethren of the Coast ships: Scarlet Sunset, Crimson Dawn and Morning Glow.
7+Designs Unlocked
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7-Category: Items - Miscellaneous
9+DesignNotesScarlet SunsetA deep red-and-gold paint job tied to Brethren Captains.Crimson DawnHeavy crimson treatment, said in flavour text to scare off shipworms as well as enemies.Morning GlowA lighter rose-and-tan scheme inspired by sunrise off Hispaniola.
10+Where to Buy
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9-Game Data
12+Sold by the Brethren of the Coast Provisioner for 30 Guinea. Reputation with the corresponding faction must reach the rank that opens the cosmetic stock at the Provisioner before the book becomes available for purchase.
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11-Properties
14+Faction Context
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13-PropertyValueVENDORQTY	FACTION LEVEL	PRICE
16+Reputation with the Brethren of the Coast must be raised to the rank that opens the cosmetic stock at their Provisioner before this book can be purchased. Trade in Insignias and Letters of Favor to climb the ranks.
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18+Tips
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20+Read the book at the dock before opening the Wharf customisation menu. Browsing for the new design before reading the book will leave the menu blank where the new options should be.Style Books are bound to a character, not a base or a clan. If a friend wants the same designs they need to buy and read their own copy.All cosmetic designs are stat-neutral. There is no in-game mechanical reason to prefer one design over another, only personal aesthetic and the visual signal it sends to other crews at sea.