LIMINAL ARCHIVES
Welcome to the Liminal Archives, the primary global database of the strange and uncanny locations that blur the line between real and unreal. The Archivists are the brave souls who venture into the unknown, risking death or worse, to study liminality, observe how these obscure realities operate, and gather data to bring back and add to the Archives.
With danger awaits adventure, and with the unknown, discovery. Study the Archives, learn the unknown, and eventually, explore them yourself.
The Domed Meadows are perhaps the most serene and unsettling of the Domed Limspaces.
Never have I seen a world so clearly made to be lived in. The Meadow breathes with life where man sets foot on it, and rests in gloom when he is away.
This can be no coincidence…
Their picturesque life, gone in an instant at the hands of pests…
With widespread support from people internationally, we will rectify this grievous mistake and strike back against the forces that would wish harm upon our world.
Erysichthon is a malformed system.
It is recommended that all liminal explorers read this file and be able to recognize the signs of "consumption" by Erysichthon - failure to do so may cause entrapment within its infinite landscape. The best way to survive is to be educated on how to avoid it.
Anyways, I think I've finally reached it. The bottom. Or at least, I'm near the bottom. I can feel it. I've walked for so long…
Backrooms Archive
The Backrooms is the largest known Limspace system, containing thousands of interconnected liminal spaces and subsystems. Unlike most Limspaces, the Backrooms is characterized by digital artifacts, as if its environments are projected into physical space from esoteric computer-generated imagery. The Backrooms is as mystical and alluring as it is glitched and stocked with chaos.
Baseline Archive
Documentation of Liminal Spaces which intersect or influence Baseline Reality
Limspace Archive
Documentation of Liminal Spaces outside Baseline Reality
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