
Where is Rebirth in Kenshi?
Rebirth is a slave camp in the Rebirth zone, held by The Holy Nation. On our map it sits at -47,334, -55,622 — north-west of Blister Hill and south-west of World's End. Here you will find 1 shop and a game start (“The Slaves”).
A Holy Nation labour camp sunk in a mountain pit north of the Holy Nation heartland, where prisoners quarry and build a giant statue as penance. The shopkeeper takes in characters you bring, paying c.500 if you ask or otherwise raising your Holy Nation standing by 1, but never sells an inmate. Unlocking cages and shackles can win you recruits, depending on each prisoner's personality.
- Type
- Slave camp
- Faction
- The Holy Nation
- Zone
- Rebirth
- Coordinates
- -47,334, -55,622
- Shops
- 1
Blister HillHoly Military Base — Blister HillHoly Mines — MongrelHoly Farm — Blister HillHoly Farm — World's EndHoly Farm #1 — Bad TeethHoly Farm — Narko's TrapHoly Farm — Okran's ShieldRebirthShops in Rebirth
What each shop can stock, from the wiki's vendor tables — commonest items first. Weapons open their own page, armour opens the armour database.
Hospital
Goods 6
Advanced First Aid KitAdvanced Splint KitBasic First Aid KitMedical SuppliesSplint KitStandard First Aid Kit3 blueprints for sale: Basic First Aid Kits (Tech), Medicine (Tech), Splints (Tech)
Buildings & special places
Game start
A new game begins here if you pick “The Slaves” on the start screen (every start).
Rebirth: resources for a base
Rebirth is in the Rebirth zone. These are the zone's base-building numbers from the game data — the same row as on the base-locations zone table.
Recommended base spots nearby: Fog Islands (south-west), Crescent Canyons (north).
How to find Rebirth
- On the map: in-game coordinates -47,334, -55,622, north-west of Blister Hill and south-west of World's End. Open it on the interactive map.
- It can change: the wiki lists 2 other versions of Rebirth (Holy Nation Outlaws, Flotsam Ninjas), each the result of a world-state change such as a faction leader being killed or captured.


