Explore the World Player Tools
Checklists and trackers that keep Saltmere flights and passport goals on schedule.
Guides explain how Explore the World works. Tools help you execute the loop without forgetting a stamp, postcard, or boarding step. This hub collects the practical worksheets on the wiki: a spawn-to-sightseeing flight checklist and a passport tracker covering seven postcards, city stamps, and distance badges.
Everything here assumes the live Tartan Studios fantasy—Saltmere hub airport, flights to Paris and London, Economy through Private Jet cabins, and the badge set documented under Players → Badges. Pair tools with narrative pages like Getting Started and passport and badges when you need more story than a checkbox.
Why tool pages exist
Explore the World punishes soft failures more than hard walls. Miss a gate and you are rebooking. Forget a postcard in Paris and Postcard Collector stalls. Leave a friend at security while the rest of the party boards and your private-jet night collapses. Checklists turn those failure modes into visible steps you can call out in voice chat.
The audience for these tools includes:
- First-time passengers who still confuse kiosk check-in with the Play prompt
- Badge hunters clearing Two-City Traveller in one evening
- Parents helping younger players on mobile controls
- Content creators who need a repeatable route for Paris or London recordings
Flight checklist
Open the flight checklist when you want a linear path from spawn to landmark photos. It walks Play → check-in → security → downtime → boarding → takeoff → landing → city bus → postcard shots, with links into deeper guides whenever a step usually goes wrong.
Use it for:
- Coaching new friends without typing a novel in chat
- Speedrunning Wheels Up before a school or work break ends
- Recovering after a Running Late rebook so you do not skip security twice
Passport tracker
Open the passport tracker when collection is the goal. It breaks progress into city stamps, the seven postcard slots, mid-tier distance badges such as First Thousand and Frequent Flyer, and the extreme Around the World counter. Mark items as you land so party members can compare passports between flights.
Use it for:
- Dual-city stamp nights aimed at Two-City Traveller
- Postcard Collector sweeps across Paris and London landmarks
- Long-haul distance planning without guessing remaining kilometers
How tools connect to the rest of the wiki
| Need | Tool | Deep guide |
|---|---|---|
| Do not miss boarding | Flight checklist | How to Check In |
| Stamp both cities | Passport tracker | Paris / London |
| Cabin spend decision | Checklist boarding section | First Class and Private Jet |
| Rank landmarks | Tracker postcard list | Attractions tier list |
| Understand rarity | Tracker distance section | Badges guide |
| See what changed | Either tool after a patch | Changelog |
Tips for running tools in a party
Assign one player as the checklist caller and another as the passport scribe. The caller watches Saltmere timers; the scribe screenshots stamp pages after each city. Keep Economy as the default unless the night’s only missing badge is Jet Set. When codes eventually appear, redeem them before you leave the hub—bookmark the codes hub—so boosts (if any) apply to the flight you are about to take.
Mobile players should pin the checklist on a second device or browser tab; the Roblox touch UI already consumes most of the screen during security and boarding. PC players can keep the tracker beside the game window and tick postcards the moment a photo saves.
What these tools are not
They are not executors, macros, or autopilot scripts. For safety context around third-party automation, read the scripts hub and safety guide. Wiki tools stay manual on purpose: they organize attention, they do not touch the Roblox client.
They are also not a substitute for patch awareness. If Tartan Studios adds a destination or postcard, return to the Updates hub and refresh your tracker rows.
Start with the flight checklist for your next takeoff, then keep the passport tracker open until every stamp and postcard on your list is checked. That is the entire Tools hub promise—fewer missed gates, fewer forgotten photos, cleaner badge nights.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Which tool should I open first?
New players should start with the flight checklist. Collectors who already know boarding can jump to the passport tracker.
Do these tools replace the guides?
No. Tools are checklists and trackers. Use Guides when you need explanations, routes, or cabin advice.
Can I use the checklist with friends?
Yes. Assign a caller to read steps aloud while the party moves through Saltmere together.
Will the tracker update for new cities?
When Tartan Studios ships another destination, we extend the passport tracker and note the change in the changelog.