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	A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them (classifying them as Unreality spaces), causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality ~~known as~~ the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them ~~via~~ a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. The level of safety or danger within Liminal Spaces are designated via '[[:Category:Survival Difficulties\|survival difficulty]]' categorizations, with the 'safe/unsafe' element specifying whether or not the limspace is safe to travel through or reside in, the 'secure/unsecure' element specifying how well they are mapped and how easy they are to navigate, and the 'devoid/minimal/low/medium/high/infested/undocumented entity count' specifying how prevalent non-Human lifeforms are within said space, though some survival difficulties may vary from this template. {{Tocright}}		A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge in a way which leads to the laws of physics of the places they are derived from clashing or becoming non-functional, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of another reality, which typically is either the Spectrosphere or the Unreal Space. The Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them, while the Unreal Space is a more loosely 'reality' located on the periphery between things that exist and things that don't exist, causing it to be remarkably unstable and Liminal-like due to its unusual properties. Beings from standard realities may accidentally enter a Liminal Space thru a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. The level of safety or danger within Liminal Spaces are designated via '[[:Category:Survival Difficulties\|survival difficulty]]' categorizations, with the 'safe/unsafe' element specifying whether or not the limspace is safe to travel through or reside in, the 'secure/unsecure' element specifying how well they are mapped and how easy they are to navigate, and the 'devoid/minimal/low/medium/high/infested/undocumented entity count' specifying how prevalent non-Human lifeforms are within said space, though some survival difficulties may vary from this template. {{Tocright}}
	===Types of Liminal Spaces===		===Types of Liminal Spaces===
	*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.		*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.
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	=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===		=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===
	Liminal Spaces are unusual realities generally derived from enclosed physical locations in a 'standard' reality that have been subject to a [[Castrovalence]] anomaly, effectively ripping said location from reality in a process which distorts them into a 'Liminal' state as their only tether to a larger reality is either ~~the Spectrosphere~~ or each other, deriving additional changes from the collective nostalgia of those inhabiting the space in order to craft the familiar yet alien landscapes one finds within Liminal Spaces. People which enter the location where a Liminal Space is derived from are able to accidentally end up 'no-clipping' out of reality and into the Liminal Space, though intentional access is also possible via gateways or finding entrances to (Semi-)Transitional Spaces. Despite being tied to physical locations in reality, after having undergone their Castrovalence Anomalies all non-Transitional Liminal Spaces become completely removed from reality as essentially their own dimensions, allowing many proximate Liminal Spaces to end up 'tangled together' in order to form Liminal Systems consisting of countless interconnected limspaces.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards		Liminal Spaces are unusual realities generally derived from enclosed physical locations in a 'standard' reality that have been subject to a [[Castrovalence]] anomaly, effectively ripping said location from reality in a process which distorts them into a 'Liminal' state as their only tether to a larger reality is either a larger Unreal reality or each other, deriving additional changes from the collective nostalgia of those inhabiting the space in order to craft the familiar yet alien landscapes one finds within Liminal Spaces. People which enter the location where a Liminal Space is derived from are able to accidentally end up 'no-clipping' out of reality and into the Liminal Space, though intentional access is also possible via gateways or finding entrances to (Semi-)Transitional Spaces. Despite being tied to physical locations in reality, after having undergone their Castrovalence Anomalies all non-Transitional Liminal Spaces become completely removed from reality as essentially their own dimensions, allowing many proximate Liminal Spaces to end up 'tangled together' in order to form Liminal Systems consisting of countless interconnected limspaces.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards
	*Native Beings		*Native Beings
	Environmental Hazards\|population=~9.73 Million (Documented Individuals, Actual population is unknown.)\|notable_characters=[["The Director"]]\|unique_species=See [[Liminal_Spaces#Entities\|"Entities" Section]]\|immigrated_Species=*[[Humans]]		Environmental Hazards\|population=~9.73 Million (Documented Individuals, Actual population is unknown.)\|notable_characters=[["The Director"]]\|unique_species=See [[Liminal_Spaces#Entities\|"Entities" Section]]\|immigrated_Species=*[[Humans]]
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	Intentional accessing via constructed portals\|interconnectivity_variable_(to_yata's_dimension)=8/10\|nicknames=Backrooms		Intentional accessing via constructed portals\|interconnectivity_variable_(to_yata's_dimension)=8/10\|nicknames=Backrooms
	*Liminality		*Liminality
	Liminal Space\|child_dimensions=See [[Liminal_Spaces#List of Sub-Spaces\|"List of Sub-Spaces" Section]]\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0\|primary type=Locational\|dimensional form=~~Space-Time~~\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|child dimensions=See [[Liminal_Spaces#List of Sub-Spaces\|"List of Sub-Spaces" Section]]\|average reality stability=68ξ\|notable inhabitants=[["The Director"]]\|native species=See [[Liminal_Spaces#Entities\|"Entities" Section]]\|immigrated species=*[[Humans]]		Liminal Space\|child_dimensions=See [[Liminal_Spaces#List of Sub-Spaces\|"List of Sub-Spaces" Section]]\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/5/141.0\|primary type=Locational\|dimensional form=Unreality\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|child dimensions=See [[Liminal_Spaces#List of Sub-Spaces\|"List of Sub-Spaces" Section]]\|average reality stability=68ξ\|notable inhabitants=[["The Director"]]\|native species=See [[Liminal_Spaces#Entities\|"Entities" Section]]\|immigrated species=*[[Humans]]
	*[[Theian Natives]]		*[[Theian Natives]]
	Others\|present groups=See [[List_of_Groups#Liminal_Spaces\|"List of Groups" Section]]\|discovered in=16127 BGS (First Encountered by Humanity)		Others\|present groups=See [[List_of_Groups#Liminal_Spaces\|"List of Groups" Section]]\|discovered in=16127 BGS (First Encountered by Humanity)
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	*[[Winter Home]]		*[[Winter Home]]
	*[[Your Room]]		*[[Your Room]]
	{{Dimension\|image1=\|caption-image1=New Frontier\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=[[Baseline Reality]]\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|parent_dimension=\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|title1=The Outer Rooms\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/153.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=~~Space-Time~~\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ}}		{{Dimension\|image1=\|caption-image1=New Frontier\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=[[Baseline Reality]]\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|parent_dimension=\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|title1=The Outer Rooms\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/5/153.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=Unreality\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ}}
	==The Outer Rooms System==		==The Outer Rooms System==
	<code>''<big>Designation: Limsystem-002</big>''</code>		<code>''<big>Designation: Limsystem-002</big>''</code>
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	*[[Doorway]]		*[[Doorway]]
	*[[New Frontier]]		*[[New Frontier]]
	{{Dimension\|title1=Living Rooms\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=[[Baseline Reality]]\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/174.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=~~Space-Time~~\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ\|present groups=[[Diner Staff]]}}		{{Dimension\|title1=Living Rooms\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=[[Baseline Reality]]\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/5/174.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=Unreality\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ\|present groups=[[Diner Staff]]}}
	==Living Rooms System==		==Living Rooms System==
	''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-003</big></code>''		''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-003</big></code>''
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	*[[The Garden]]		*[[The Garden]]
	*[[The Penthouse]]		*[[The Penthouse]]
	{{Dimension\|title1=The Deep Rooms\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=Backrooms?\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/281.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=~~Space-Time~~\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ}}		{{Dimension\|title1=The Deep Rooms\|Primary_Type=Locational Dimension\|multiverse=Backrooms?\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|interdimensional index=Dimension-Loc:4.1/5/281.0\|primary type=Locational Dimension\|dimensional form=Unreality\|locational subtype=Liminal Space\|liminal subsubtype=Liminal System\|average reality stability=68ξ}}
	==The Deeprooms==		==The Deeprooms==
	''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-004</big></code>''		''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-004</big></code>''
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	===List of Objects===		===List of Objects===
	*''[[Brood Repellent]]''		*[[Brood Repellent]]
	*[[Fracture Weld]]		*[[Fracture Weld]]
	*[[Golden Syrup]]		*[[Golden Syrup]]

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	A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality known as the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them via a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. The level of safety or danger within Liminal Spaces are designated via 'survival difficulty' categorizations, with the 'safe/unsafe' element specifying whether or not the limspace is safe to travel through or reside in, the 'secure/unsecure' element specifying how well they are mapped and how easy they are to navigate, and the 'devoid/minimal/low/medium/high/infested/undocumented entity count' specifying how prevalent non-Human lifeforms are within said space. {{Tocright}}		A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality known as the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them via a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. The level of safety or danger within Liminal Spaces are designated via '[[:Category:Survival Difficulties\|survival difficulty]]' categorizations, with the 'safe/unsafe' element specifying whether or not the limspace is safe to travel through or reside in, the 'secure/unsecure' element specifying how well they are mapped and how easy they are to navigate, and the 'devoid/minimal/low/medium/high/infested/undocumented entity count' specifying how prevalent non-Human lifeforms are within said space, though some survival difficulties may vary from this template. {{Tocright}}
	===Types of Liminal Spaces===		===Types of Liminal Spaces===
	*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.		*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.

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	A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality known as the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them via a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. {{Tocright}}		A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality known as the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them via a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. The level of safety or danger within Liminal Spaces are designated via 'survival difficulty' categorizations, with the 'safe/unsafe' element specifying whether or not the limspace is safe to travel through or reside in, the 'secure/unsecure' element specifying how well they are mapped and how easy they are to navigate, and the 'devoid/minimal/low/medium/high/infested/undocumented entity count' specifying how prevalent non-Human lifeforms are within said space. {{Tocright}}
	===Types of Liminal Spaces===		===Types of Liminal Spaces===
	*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.		*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.
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	==Entities==		==Entities==
	~~The term "entity" - originally a colloquial term originating from the days before the [[Secure-Defend-Subjugate Backrooms]] - covers a wide variety of beings~~, ~~from friendly and sapient inhabitants~~, ~~to mindless beasts, to creatures whose motivations and abilities are beyond our understanding. Each entity has unique~~ behaviours, habitats, and physiological needs, often ~~making them very~~ unpredictable<ref>Atleast compared to wildlife from Baseline Reality</ref>~~. When in doubt~~, ~~it is advised~~ to ~~avoid disturbing them~~, for ~~both your and their~~ safety.		'''Entities''' are unusual lifeforms which often permeate within Liminal Spaces with their own motivations, abilities, behaviours, habitats, and physiological needs which make them often quite unpredictable<ref>Atleast compared to wildlife from Baseline Reality</ref>, with many of them either originating from the 'higher' Spectrosphere or evolving to mimic Humanoid entities via mimicry, thus 'unusual' persons within Spaces known to house such entities are to be avoided for one's own safety.

	~~In general, an "Entity" can refer to anything that lives in the Backrooms~~.

	=====List of Entities=====		=====List of Entities=====
	*[[Black Goo]]		*[[:Category:Amorphoid Species\|Amorphous]]
	*[[~~Broodling~~]]		**[[Black Goo]]
	*[[~~Crew~~]]		**[[The Creep]]
	*[[~~Gravites~~]]		*[[Angels]]
	*[[~~Knowledge Gatherer~~]]		**[[Nuntius]]
	*[[~~SDS~~-~~027 "The Latina Ravager"\|Latina Ravager~~]]		**[[Ultor]]
	*[[~~Maintenance~~]]		*[[:Category:Species\|Animal-like]]
	*[[~~Mirages~~]]		**[[Broodling]]
	*[[~~Neighbor~~]]		**[[Gravites]]
	*[[~~Nuntius~~]]		*[[Human]] [[:Category:Metamorphic Species\|Mimics]]
	*[[~~Purities~~]]		**[[Crew]]
	*[[The ~~Creep~~]]		***[[Maintenance]]
	*[[~~Ultor~~]]		**[[SDS-027 "The Latina Ravager"\|Latina Ravager]]
	*[[Wan Shi Tong]]		**[[Neighbor]]
			**[[Purities]]
	~~===Enigmatic Entities===~~		*[[Lesser Spirits]]
	"Enigmatic Entities" are a specific sub-group of entities capable of widespread destruction or instability, often having wide-reaching implications to reality as a whole. Most enigmatic entities are dangerous and unpredictable, though a rare few are more benevolent and cooperative. Most possess unique, often 'anomalous' properties and behaviours which are yet to be understood or explained.		**[[Wan Shi Tong]]
	*~~wip~~		**[[Knowledge Gatherer]]
			**[[Mirages]]

	==Objects==		==Objects==

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	A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A ~~surprisingly large number~~ of ~~[[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within~~ Liminal Spaces ~~by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate~~ in ~~total secrecy via~~ the ~~isolating effects~~ of Liminal Spaces.		A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	A ~~common theme~~ of Liminal Spaces ~~is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional~~ in ~~some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is~~ the ~~most common type~~ of ~~environment present in~~ Liminal Spaces~~, it should be noted that Many~~ Liminal Spaces ~~also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny~~, with ~~the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except~~ in ~~constructed settlements)</small>~~''.		A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces. Liminal Spaces act as points where multiple realities converge, often being intertwined with a location in 'Baseline Reality' where they may be accidentally accessed and the outermost reaches of a reality known as the Spectrosphere, an aggregation of numerous interconnected astral planes which share similar properties to Liminal Spaces aside from being enclosed from other beings, with Liminal Spaces being just barely tethered enough and peripheral enough to allow other beings to accidentally end up within them via a process known as 'Noclipping' which caused them to fall out of their native reality into a Liminal Space, though some non-accidental methods of entering do exist. {{Tocright}}

	~~Liminal Spaces often are deeply connected~~ and ~~intertwined with~~ a ~~specific location in baseline~~ reality, ~~allowing both accidental~~ and ~~intentional access~~ to them via ~~accidentally noclipping in locations within~~ '~~baseline reality~~' which ~~resemble~~ a Liminal Space~~. Thanks to their ease of access (especially by accident)~~, ~~many Liminal Spaces have over time been colonised by extradimensional<ref>In the perspective~~ of ~~the Liminal Spaces~~
	~~</ref> species. Most Liminal Spaces~~ do ~~not have entirely native species, instead overtime mutated and evolved iterations of those who have ended up there~~.
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	===Types of Liminal Spaces===		===Types of Liminal Spaces===
	*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.		*'''Liminal Systems:''' Liminal Spaces often can connect and amalgamate together into what is known as a Liminal System or Cluster. These Systems can be composed of hundreds or even thousands of Liminal Spaces.
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	=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===		=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===
	Liminal Spaces are unusual ~~'corrupted dimensions'~~ derived from ~~(most commonly~~ enclosed) physical locations in a 'standard' reality that have been subject to a Castrovalence anomaly, effectively ripping said location from reality ~~and expanding it~~ into a ~~massive warped form~~, deriving additional changes from the collective nostalgia of those inhabiting the space in order to craft the so familiar yet so alien landscapes one finds within Liminal Spaces. People which enter the location where a Liminal Space is derived from are able to accidentally end up 'no-clipping' out of reality and into the Liminal Space, though intentional access is also possible via gateways or finding entrances to (Semi-)Transitional Spaces.		Liminal Spaces are unusual realities generally derived from enclosed physical locations in a 'standard' reality that have been subject to a [[Castrovalence]] anomaly, effectively ripping said location from reality in a process which distorts them into a 'Liminal' state as their only tether to a larger reality is either the Spectrosphere or each other, deriving additional changes from the collective nostalgia of those inhabiting the space in order to craft the familiar yet alien landscapes one finds within Liminal Spaces. People which enter the location where a Liminal Space is derived from are able to accidentally end up 'no-clipping' out of reality and into the Liminal Space, though intentional access is also possible via gateways or finding entrances to (Semi-)Transitional Spaces. Despite being tied to physical locations in reality, after having undergone their Castrovalence Anomalies all non-Transitional Liminal Spaces become completely removed from reality as essentially their own dimensions, allowing many proximate Liminal Spaces to end up 'tangled together' in order to form Liminal Systems consisting of countless interconnected limspaces.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards

	Despite being tied to physical locations in reality, after having undergone their Castrovalence Anomalies all non-Transitional Liminal Spaces become completely removed from reality as essentially their own dimensions, allowing many proximate Liminal Spaces to end up 'tangled together' in order to form Liminal Systems consisting of countless interconnected limspaces.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards
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	''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-001</big></code>''		''<code><big>Designation: Limsystem-001</big></code>''

	'''The Backrooms''' is the largest known Liminal System to be discovered thus far. Rather than as a Liminal Space, it is much better known as a series of enigmatic sub-dimensions where people from anywhere in the multiverse can end up, provided they [[Noclipping\|noclip]] out of "reality".		'''The Backrooms''' is the largest known Liminal System to be discovered thus far. Rather than as a Liminal Space, it is much better known as a series of enigmatic sub-dimensions where people from anywhere in the multiverse can end up, provided they [[Noclipping\|noclip]] out of "reality". The Backrooms can be accessed via any location in the multiverse, although the location within the Backrooms which each location in reality leads to can differ, fitting the memories of the natives of whatever area enters. For [[Humans]], it takes the form of nostalgic urban rooms and environments for the most part. Some of the more unusual areas may be ones generated out of the nostalgia of distant alien races.

	The Backrooms can be accessed via any location in the multiverse, although the location within the Backrooms which each location in reality leads to can differ, fitting the memories of the natives of whatever area enters. For [[Humans]], it takes the form of nostalgic urban rooms and environments for the most part. Some of the more unusual areas may be ones generated out of the nostalgia of distant alien races.

	In modern times methods of reliably creating permanent two-way entrances have been discovered and developed, making accessing the Backrooms fairly easy. Thus, some more adventurous individuals have intentionally used such gateways to enter the Backrooms to explore it temporarily or to permanently move into it. Despite this, a majority of the people within the Backrooms are still<ref>All people who entered it before the invention of gateways entered it via this method.</ref> people who ended up there by complete accident by accidentally falling out of reality into the Backrooms.		In modern times methods of reliably creating permanent two-way entrances have been discovered and developed, making accessing the Backrooms fairly easy. Thus, some more adventurous individuals have intentionally used such gateways to enter the Backrooms to explore it temporarily or to permanently move into it. Despite this, a majority of the people within the Backrooms are still<ref>All people who entered it before the invention of gateways entered it via this method.</ref> people who ended up there by complete accident by accidentally falling out of reality into the Backrooms.
	===Sub-Spaces===		===Sub-Spaces===
	While in the modern academic circle these are known as "Sub-Spaces", many of the inhabitants of the Backrooms colloquially call the various realms that make up their dimension "levels". Level is the archaic term for a Limspace part of the Backrooms System. This name was created before extensive scientific understanding of the nature of Liminal Spaces and their multiple instances separate from the Backrooms due to its distinct nature as being the first to ever be discovered.		While in the modern academic circle these are known as "Sub-Spaces", many of the inhabitants of the Backrooms colloquially call the various realms that make up their dimension "levels". Level is the archaic term for a Limspace part of the Backrooms System. This name was created before extensive scientific understanding of the nature of Liminal Spaces and their multiple instances separate from the Backrooms due to its distinct nature as being the first to ever be discovered. The 'levels' are typically divided by a door, floor, or can only be accessed from no-clipping. They collectively make up the Backrooms and house all things within the system. It is not entirely understood how the levels are 'positioned' in relation to one another, though studies into the subject are ongoing.

	The 'levels' are typically divided by a door, floor, or can only be accessed from no-clipping. They collectively make up the Backrooms and house all things within the system. It is not entirely understood how the levels are 'positioned' in relation to one another, though studies into the subject are ongoing.

	=====List of Sub-Spaces=====		=====List of Sub-Spaces=====
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	~~[[File:Levelzero.png\|thumb\|253x253px\|The Lobby, which is the most well known Liminal Space.]]~~		A '''Liminal Spaces''' (''sometimes shortened to limspaces)'' are physical [[Extradimensional Spaces\|Dimensions]] that can be interacted with as if they were ordinary locations despite possessing various inconsistencies in how reality 'functions' within them, causing them to be exceptionally unstable places where the laws of physics and nature and even ones own perception cannot be safely relied upon, with many of them being believed to have been sourced from limited information or even vague memories of those which have entered them. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. A surprisingly large number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements have been created within Liminal Spaces by those that have accidentally ended up here alongside various groups which have intentionally sought them out in order to operate in total secrecy via the isolating effects of Liminal Spaces.

	A '''Liminal ~~Space~~''' (''sometimes shortened to ~~limspace~~)'' ~~is a type of~~ [[Extradimensional Spaces~~#Locational~~ Dimensions~~\|Locational Dimension~~]] that ~~express Liminal Properties~~, and ~~may greatly vary when it comes~~ to ~~Size, Danger and Habitability~~. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. ~~The laws of physics and nature cannot be relied on within Liminal-Spaces - despite the increasing~~ number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements created by those that have accidentally ended up here ~~and even those whom~~ have intentionally sought out ~~Liminal Spaces~~ in order to operate in secrecy.

	A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

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	The "Unraveling Cascade" is a hypothetical scenario in which a specific and hazardous enough Castrovalence Anomaly manages to initiate a run-away chain of Liminal Space formations akin to false vacuum decay, slowly spreading out as the entirety of the universe is consumed by Liminal Spaces one by one as it is reshaped into an interconnected mess of countless infinitely-sized spaces representing each individual room which had existed in the past. The feasibility of this scenario happening is uncertain, but largely thought to be incredibly unlikely.		The "Unraveling Cascade" is a hypothetical scenario in which a specific and hazardous enough Castrovalence Anomaly manages to initiate a run-away chain of Liminal Space formations akin to false vacuum decay, slowly spreading out as the entirety of the universe is consumed by Liminal Spaces one by one as it is reshaped into an interconnected mess of countless infinitely-sized spaces representing each individual room which had existed in the past. The feasibility of this scenario happening is uncertain, but largely thought to be incredibly unlikely.}}
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	=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===		=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===
	Liminal ~~spaces~~ are ~~strange~~ 'corrupted' ~~timelines which manifest~~ in ~~strange~~ and ~~unusual forms derived~~ from the ~~consciousnesses~~ of those ~~whom end up~~ in ~~them, theoretically being much more abstract without a mind~~ to ~~shape them into~~ a ~~recognizable form. The original 'baseline states' that~~ Liminal ~~Spaces take before being properly moulded by countless individuals passing through and slightly adjusting them~~ is ~~typically~~ derived from ~~a specific (usually enclosed) space in a standard reality which undergoes a Castrovalence anomaly specific enough~~ to ~~corrupt this space, breaking it~~ out of reality and ~~expanding it~~ into ~~its commonly understood state~~.		Liminal Spaces are unusual 'corrupted dimensions' derived from (most commonly enclosed) physical locations in a 'standard' reality that have been subject to a Castrovalence anomaly, effectively ripping said location from reality and expanding it into a massive warped form, deriving additional changes from the collective nostalgia of those inhabiting the space in order to craft the so familiar yet so alien landscapes one finds within Liminal Spaces. People which enter the location where a Liminal Space is derived from are able to accidentally end up 'no-clipping' out of reality and into the Liminal Space, though intentional access is also possible via gateways or finding entrances to (Semi-)Transitional Spaces.

	Despite being ~~connected~~ to ~~actual baseline~~ locations ~~(which may send one there if somehow accessed)~~, ~~Liminal Spaces are typically<ref>Except in the cases of Transitional and Semi~~-Transitional Spaces~~</ref> detached~~ from reality, ~~and may only be reliably accessed by finding entrances in other Liminal Space as multiple~~ proximate Liminal Spaces ~~typically~~ end up tangled together~~, forming what is known as a~~ 'Liminal ~~System' containing~~ countless ~~dimensions~~.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards		Despite being tied to physical locations in reality, after having undergone their Castrovalence Anomalies all non-Transitional Liminal Spaces become completely removed from reality as essentially their own dimensions, allowing many proximate Liminal Spaces to end up 'tangled together' in order to form Liminal Systems consisting of countless interconnected limspaces.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards
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	"The Barrier" is a largely unknown phenomenon that takes the form of an impassible "wall" that can be encountered in some regions of the Backrooms, making crossing it incredibly difficult. There are several unusual and chaotic sub-spaces within The Barrier such as the [[Borderzone]], [[In Between]], and the [[Voidzone]]. Through these sub-spaces entrances to [[The Outer Rooms]] were at one point found, though these no longer work.}}		"The Barrier" is a largely unknown phenomenon that takes the form of an impassible "wall" that can be encountered in some regions of the Backrooms, making crossing it incredibly difficult. There are several unusual and chaotic sub-spaces within The Barrier such as the [[Borderzone]], [[In Between]], and the [[Voidzone]]. Through these sub-spaces entrances to [[The Outer Rooms]] were at one point found, though these no longer work.}}
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			The "Unraveling Cascade" is a hypothetical scenario in which a specific and hazardous enough Castrovalence Anomaly manages to initiate a run-away chain of Liminal Space formations akin to false vacuum decay, slowly spreading out as the entirety of the universe is consumed by Liminal Spaces one by one as it is reshaped into an interconnected mess of countless infinitely-sized spaces representing each individual room which had existed in the past. The feasibility of this scenario happening is uncertain, but largely thought to be incredibly unlikely.
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	A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	Liminal Spaces often are deeply connected and intertwined with a specific location in baseline reality, allowing both accidental and intentional access to them. ~~Due~~ to ~~this~~ many have over time been colonised by extradimensional<ref>In the perspective of the Liminal Spaces		Liminal Spaces often are deeply connected and intertwined with a specific location in baseline reality, allowing both accidental and intentional access to them via accidentally noclipping in locations within 'baseline reality' which resemble a Liminal Space. Thanks to their ease of access (especially by accident), many Liminal Spaces have over time been colonised by extradimensional<ref>In the perspective of the Liminal Spaces
	</ref> species. Most Liminal Spaces do not have entirely native species, instead overtime mutated and evolved iterations of those who have ended up there.		</ref> species. Most Liminal Spaces do not have entirely native species, instead overtime mutated and evolved iterations of those who have ended up there.
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	=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===		=== How are Liminal spaces Created? ===
	Liminal spaces are strange 'corrupted' timelines which manifest in strange and unusual forms derived from the consciousnesses of those whom end up in them, theoretically being much more abstract without a mind to shape them into a recognizable form. The original 'baseline states' that Liminal Spaces take before being properly moulded by countless individuals passing through and slightly adjusting them is typically derived from a specific (usually enclosed) space in a standard reality which undergoes a Castrovalence anomaly specific enough to corrupt this space, breaking it out of reality and expanding it into its commonly understood state. Despite being connected to actual baseline locations (which may send one there if somehow accessed), Liminal Spaces are typically<ref>Except in the cases of Transitional and Semi-Transitional Spaces</ref> detached from reality, and may only be reliably accessed by finding entrances in other Liminal Space as multiple proximate Liminal Spaces typically end up tangled together, forming what is known as a 'Liminal System' containing countless dimensions.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards		Liminal spaces are strange 'corrupted' timelines which manifest in strange and unusual forms derived from the consciousnesses of those whom end up in them, theoretically being much more abstract without a mind to shape them into a recognizable form. The original 'baseline states' that Liminal Spaces take before being properly moulded by countless individuals passing through and slightly adjusting them is typically derived from a specific (usually enclosed) space in a standard reality which undergoes a Castrovalence anomaly specific enough to corrupt this space, breaking it out of reality and expanding it into its commonly understood state.

			Despite being connected to actual baseline locations (which may send one there if somehow accessed), Liminal Spaces are typically<ref>Except in the cases of Transitional and Semi-Transitional Spaces</ref> detached from reality, and may only be reliably accessed by finding entrances in other Liminal Space as multiple proximate Liminal Spaces typically end up tangled together, forming what is known as a 'Liminal System' containing countless dimensions.{{Dimension\|title1=Backrooms\|inter-dimensional_index=[[Dimension-Loc:4.1/3/141.0]]\|Primary_Type=Locational\|multiverse=Backrooms\|dimensional_form=Space-Time\|locational_sub-type=Liminal Space\|liminal_sub-sub-types=Liminal System\|average_reality_stability=68ξ\|image1=levelzero.png\|caption-image1=The Lobby - the most well known sub-space within the Backrooms.\|hazards=*Mental Hazards
	*Native Beings		*Native Beings
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	==Entities==		==Entities==
	The term "entity" - originally a colloquial term originating from the days before the [[Secure-Defend-Subjugate Backrooms]] - covers a wide variety of beings, from friendly, sapient inhabitants, to mindless beasts, to creatures whose motivations and abilities are beyond our understanding. Each entity has unique ~~behaviors~~, ~~inhabitats~~, and physiological needs, often making them very unpredictable<ref>Atleast compared to wildlife from Baseline Reality</ref>. When in doubt, it is advised to avoid disturbing them, for both your and their safety.		The term "entity" - originally a colloquial term originating from the days before the [[Secure-Defend-Subjugate Backrooms]] - covers a wide variety of beings, from friendly and sapient inhabitants, to mindless beasts, to creatures whose motivations and abilities are beyond our understanding. Each entity has unique behaviours, habitats, and physiological needs, often making them very unpredictable<ref>Atleast compared to wildlife from Baseline Reality</ref>. When in doubt, it is advised to avoid disturbing them, for both your and their safety.

	In general, an "Entity" can refer to anything that lives in the Backrooms.		In general, an "Entity" can refer to anything that lives in the Backrooms.

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	A '''Liminal Space''' (''sometimes shortened to limspace)'' is a type of [[Extradimensional Spaces#Locational Dimensions\|Locational Dimension]] that express Liminal Properties, and may greatly vary when it comes to Size, Danger and Habitability. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. The laws of physics and nature cannot be relied on within Liminal-Spaces - despite the increasing number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements created by those that have accidentally ended up here and even those whom have intentionally sought out Liminal Spaces in order to operate in secrecy.		A '''Liminal Space''' (''sometimes shortened to limspace)'' is a type of [[Extradimensional Spaces#Locational Dimensions\|Locational Dimension]] that express Liminal Properties, and may greatly vary when it comes to Size, Danger and Habitability. Most Liminal Spaces are infinite<ref>Though "bounded" Limspaces aren't unheared of.</ref>, non-euclidean environments which often invoke feelings of uncanny familiarity, eeriness, nostalgia, and apprehension upon those who end up within them. The laws of physics and nature cannot be relied on within Liminal-Spaces - despite the increasing number of [[Humans\|Human]] settlements created by those that have accidentally ended up here and even those whom have intentionally sought out Liminal Spaces in order to operate in secrecy.

	A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment, often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.		A common theme of Liminal Spaces is an 'abandoned' or empty caricature of a familiar place or environment derived from the space's "source", often being transitional in some form, such as hallways, waiting rooms, parking lots and rest stops. While this definition is the most common type of environment present in Liminal Spaces, it should be noted that Many Liminal Spaces also take the form of places that are simply nostalgic, dreamlike, and/or uncanny, with the absence of people becoming their only unifying trait ''<small>(Except in constructed settlements)</small>''.

	Liminal Spaces often are deeply connected and intertwined with a specific location in baseline reality, allowing both accidental and intentional access to them. Due to this many have over time been colonised by extradimensional<ref>In the perspective of the Liminal Spaces		Liminal Spaces often are deeply connected and intertwined with a specific location in baseline reality, allowing both accidental and intentional access to them. Due to this many have over time been colonised by extradimensional<ref>In the perspective of the Liminal Spaces