🕊️ THE EFFECT OF LEVEL 11

• Relative peace: many entities become less inclined to attack and may act similarly to ordinary inhabitants.
• It's not absolute protection: provoking a creature or approaching it recklessly can cause it to react aggressively. Some entities may not be affected.
• Human security: communities and groups like MEG and BNTG help keep certain areas organized, providing shelter, commerce, and protection.
  Warning: not all streets are patrolled, and the city has numerous exits to other levels. Getting lost is still a real risk.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 11

1. Explore carefully: follow familiar streets and pay attention to the markings made by other explorers.
2. Look for unusual doors and buildings: some entrances may lead to other levels, but there is not always a way back.
3. Don't trust every route: connections can lead to unknown places. If you're with a community, seek information before setting off.
4. Remember: Level 11 functions as a large connection hub. There is no single universal exit that takes all travelers to the same destination.

📌 SUMMARY

A virtually endless metropolis and one of the best places to find shelter, supplies, and other survivors. Facelings and Hounds are the most common entities and tend to be less aggressive thanks to the Level 11 Effect. Creatures like Lucky Cranes and Smiling Ones appear less frequently, while visitors from other levels may also show up. The city offers relative safety, but its numerous exits can lead you far from anywhere you know.

📊 MEETING SCHEDULE

• Lucky Cranes — 10%: Rare entities that can be found wandering around the city. They are not Death Rats; they are different creatures.
• 🐀 Death Rats — 5%: Uncommon encounter, included in the RPG as a visitor from other regions. They are not one of the most frequently confirmed entities in the classic description.
• 😁 Smilers — 3%: Very rare at this level. Despite the Level 11 Effect, they should not be assumed to be docile.
• 🌙 Lunar Twins — 2%: Extremely rare occurrence in this RPG version. Identification as Entity 19 does not correspond to the classic classification consulted; keep it as a custom element until you confirm its origin.
• 🍕 Outsider Entities — 10%: Creatures from other levels that arrive in the city through numerous connections. May include Level 458 Living Pizzas and other occasional visitors.
• ✅ No encounters — 15%: No entity appears during the draw. You can continue exploring without an immediate encounter.

🏙️ LEVEL 11 — "THE CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• A seemingly endless metropolis, full of streets, avenues, shops, buildings, skyscrapers, parks, and alleyways.
  The environment remains locked into daylight, without a normal day-night cycle. Buildings may have strange interiors and impossible structures.
  Almond water and other supplies can be found in shops, vending machines, and abandoned buildings.
• It is one of the most habitable levels of the Backrooms, with human communities, commerce, and areas patrolled by organized groups.

⚠️ MEETING SYSTEM — ONE ENTITY AT A TIME

RPG Rules: Each draw determines only one outcome. After the encounter ends, another may occur after approximately 20 minutes. The odds below are personalized and total 100%.

📊 MEETING SCHEDULE

📊 LEVEL 11 — MEETING TABLE AND DESCRIPTIONS

⚠️ RPG RULE: Each draw generates only one result. After the encounter ends, another may occur after approximately 20 minutes. The odds are personalized and total 100%.

👥 No Faces (Facelings) — 30%

Visual: Humanoids with bodies, clothing, and proportions similar to those of ordinary people, but without eyes, nose, mouth, or other facial features. They may appear as adults or children and wear a variety of clothing.

Behavior: These are the most common entities at this level. Many walk the streets, enter shops, and act like normal pedestrians. Thanks to the Level 11 Effect, they generally do not attack without provocation, although there are exceptions.

🐕 Hunting Dogs (Hounds) — 25%

Appearance and behavior: In this RPG, they behave like normal dogs. They can walk on sidewalks, sniff their surroundings, rest, and interact with people like pets. The Level 11 Effect reduces their aggressiveness.

🎺 THE TRUMPETS EVENT (Continued)

🔔 The End: When the trumpets sound for the second time, the Archers disappear and the towers become empty again.

📊 SUMMARY OF THREATS

✅ Level 10 = Class 1 — low environmental risk and no confirmed hostile entities in the classic version.

• 🐛 Subterranean Worms: appear when the soil is dug up to a depth of approximately one meter.
• 🏹 Archers: 20% chance of the event occurring during their stay, according to the RPG's custom rules.
• 🌾 Other hostile creatures: none are considered confirmed hostile residents in the classic level description. Additional encounters depend on the RPG's custom rules.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 10

1. Use barns and trees as landmarks. Although the field is extensive, try to maintain your bearings and do not wander aimlessly.
2. Follow the vehicle tracks. Traveling along them for a sufficient amount of time can lead to Level 11.
3. Look for a canola field among the wheat. Entering it may lead to Level 184.
4. RPG Alternative: A wooden fence with a rusty gate could serve as a passage to Level 11, but this specific exit is not confirmed in the classic version.

💡 FINAL SUMMARY

One of the most tranquil levels in the Backrooms: endless fields of wheat and barley, lakes of potable water, barns, and paths that may lead to the exit. The most well-known natural danger is hidden beneath the ground, where thousands of worms accumulate below a meter's depth. In your RPG, however, there is an additional threat: trumpets may announce the arrival of the Archers, who occupy the towers and attack anyone who approaches. Take advantage of the calm, conserve resources, and stay alert to the event.

🌾 LEVEL 10 — "ABUNDANT HARVEST"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• An apparently endless field of wheat and barley, divided by rows of trees and shrubs. The sky remains cloudy, with a daylight that never seems to change.
  Dirt roads, clear lakes, barns, sheds, and other empty buildings are scattered across the fields.
• The wheat appears safe for consumption, although its nutritional value is questionable. The lake water was also deemed potable. It is one of the best levels for resting and recharging.
  Vehicle tracks crisscross the fields, but no vehicles are found. Following them for long enough may lead to Level 11.

🐛 Subterranean Worms — The Danger of the Soil

• They live beneath the surface, which is approximately one meter deep before giving way to a huge mass of white, earthworm-like worms.
  Digging beyond that depth can cause thousands of them to emerge. They can cause falls, damage clothing, and attempt to penetrate the skin.
  Golden rule: don't dig deep holes. If you need to dig, limit yourself to small holes.

🏰 MEDIEVAL TOWERS & ARCHERS — SPECIAL RPG EVENT

🗼 The Towers

Medieval-looking stone towers are scattered across the fields. They have lit torches and antique furniture, similar to that of the 17th century. When empty, they are considered safe places to rest and protect oneself from the weather.

🎺 THE TRUMPETS EVENT — 20% CHANCE PER STAY

⚠️ The Alarm: A deafening sound of medieval trumpets echoes across the field. A few minutes later, the event begins.

🏹 The Invasion: The Archers appear in groups and occupy the towers. In the descriptions used in this RPG, they resemble short, grumpy green goblins, skilled with bows and arrows.

🎯 The Attack: They patrol the area around the towers and attack any humans they spot nearby. They don't usually pursue travelers for long distances, but approaching the towers during the event is dangerous.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 9

1. Stay close to main roads. Avoid tall grass and wooded areas, which can lead to other dangerous areas.
2. Explore houses cautiously. Some offer supplies and shelter, but don't assume they are all safe.
3. The Manhole: Finding an open manhole in the middle of the asphalt and going down it leads to Level 11.
4. Follow the signs: If the player follows the road signs for kilometers (requires stamina/endurance tests), they will find an open field leading to Level 10 (The Field of Wheat).
5. Alternative RPG exit: A house with a light on and a concrete staircase leading down to a basement can serve as a passage to Level 10. This specific route is customized, not a guaranteed exit from Wikidot.
   • Noclip in a specific house: Entering a house that appears strangely painted blue or glitched may teleport you to random levels.

📌 SUMMARY

An endless neighborhood trapped in eternal night, with wet streets, seemingly empty houses, and a fog that may conceal gigantic horrors. Enormous eyes patrol the streets, a silhouette watches from afar, and a colossal creature may emerge from the fog. Even Jerry, the blue macaw, can pose a danger to those who get too close. Stay close to the main streets, avoid the forest, and don't trust the feeling of being alone.

ENCOUNTER SYSTEM — ONE ENTITY AT A TIME (Continued):

👹 The Disfigured One — 5%

A gigantic creature associated with extremely dense fog, capable of almost completely concealing its form. Its size is uncertain, but reports describe something enormous and devastating.

How to survive: Avoid the dark, thick fog. If it appears, retreat along the known path and do not attempt to cross the area.

🦜 Jerry — The Blue Macaw — 5%

A striking blue bird with a dark beak and curious behavior. Jerry is an official entity of the Backrooms; his appearance and the obsession effects described here follow the version adopted for this RPG.

How to survive: Don't touch it or stay near it for too long. If you start to feel an inexplicable urge to protect it, move away and continue your journey.

👥 OTHER COMMON CREATURES

• Miserable — 10%: humans transformed into hostile creatures.
• Facelings — 8%: humanoids without faces; some may exhibit dangerous behaviors.
• Hunting Dogs — 8%: aggressive quadrupedal creatures that chase travelers.
• Skin Thieves — 7%: mimic human appearance using stolen skin.
• Smiling Faces — 7%: Smiling faces that emerge from the darkness.
• Death Moths — 6%: dangerous insects that can attack travelers.
  Dullers — 5%: humanoid entities associated with dark areas.
• Death Rats — 5%: aggressive rodents, described in some versions as enormous.
• Windows — 5%: traps that mimic windows and lure victims with lights.
• Clusters — 4%: masses of bodies and limbs joined together, extremely dangerous.

How to survive: Do not approach unknown creatures, avoid deep darkness, and prefer to stay near main streets.

🏘️ LEVEL 9 — "THE DARKENED SUBURBS"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• A seemingly endless residential neighborhood, trapped in eternal night. There are houses of varying styles, wet asphalt streets, stone sidewalks, and streetlights that are either out or flickering.
• A fog may cover parts of the neighborhood. When it becomes extremely dense, it may indicate the presence of a gigantic creature.
  The houses seem empty, but the feeling of being watched is constant. The silence makes any encounter even more frightening.
  Stay close to the main roads and avoid venturing into the grass and forest. Grassy paths can lead to Level 10 or Level 9.1, depending on the route.

⚠️ MEETING SYSTEM — ONE ENTITY AT A TIME

RPG Rule: Each encounter draws only one entity. After the encounter ends, another may appear after approximately 20 minutes. The percentages are customized and total 100%; they are not official Wikidot probabilities.

👁️ Neighborhood Watch — 15%

Giant humanoid eyes with variations that float or walk on long legs. They have excellent eyesight and a keen sense of touch, but no hearing or sense of smell. They also interfere with electronic devices and are attracted to electronic signals. They brutally attack anyone they encounter.

How to survive: Stay out of sight and avoid using devices unnecessarily. Hiding inside a house can help, but don't assume you'll be completely safe.

👤 The Observer — 10%

A dark silhouette, difficult to distinguish, seen mainly in dimly lit areas. It usually follows people at a distance and disappears when someone tries to observe it directly. Its confirmed behavior is observation; attacks are not proven in the classic version.

How to survive: Avoid dark areas and stay calm. In the RPG, he may lose your trail when you enter a lit house.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 8

1. Explore with caution. The cave network is extensive and difficult to map; do not blindly trust your own sense of direction.
2. Avoid spider nests and colonies. Some regions are dominated by territorial arachnids.
3. Use light when necessary. Darkness hides obstacles and creatures, but illuminating the path does not eliminate the dangers.
4. Look for exit points to Level 9 — "The Suburbs". In the classic Wikidot version, there are accounts of specific passages or points in the caves that lead there; there is no single guaranteed exit point.
5. ⚠️ Beware of suspicious puddles. Some contain a dark, viscous substance capable of causing humanoid hands to emerge and grab anyone who approaches. Avoid entering or getting too close to these pools.

📌 SUMMARY

An underground labyrinth of tunnels and halls where darkness, cave-ins, and creatures make every step forward dangerous. Arachnids form colonies in certain areas, while Wranglers can burrow through the rock and alter the structure of the caves. Carnivorous Balloons lure victims with the scent of food, and suspicious puddles may hide dangers. Here, exploring recklessly can be fatal—you are entering a vast, unstable environment inhabited by creatures you can't always see.

Entity | Chance | Details & How to Survive (Continued):

🐍 Wranglers (Tamers) — 12%

Colossal, serpentine creatures with grey, slimy skin, humanoid faces, and bright white eyes. They burrow into the rock to hunt and can drastically alter the structure of caves, causing collapses.

How to survive: If you hear the rock being excavated or feel tremors, move away from the unstable area and seek safe shelter. Do not try to approach to observe the creature.

🎈 Carnivorous Balloons (Entity 110) — 10%

They look like colorful balloons with a ribbon at the end. They release food odors, such as onion and garlic, to attract victims. When touched, they can clamp a limb with the ribbon and inject a paralyzing toxin.

How to survive: Don't touch or follow the smell of food without knowing where it's coming from. Keep your distance: the tape can reach you even when the balloon appears stationary.

🐺 Other visitors — 28%

Smiling Ones, Skin Thieves, Miserable Ones, Crawlers, Hunting Dogs, Hostile Faceless Ones, Deadly Rats, Clusters, and Watchers can all be part of the RPG encounters. Level 8 is home to a wide variety of creatures, although their presence varies between different regions.

How to survive: Apply the appropriate precautions to each entity. If you encounter a colony of arachnids, avoid crossing it: these creatures can be extremely territorial.

🕷️ LEVEL 8 — "CAVE SYSTEM"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• An immense system of natural caves — rock tunnels, narrow passages, wide halls, and pools of water.
• Near total darkness in many areas. Some regions have unusual light sources, but most of the tunnels remain difficult to explore.
  The air can be cold, humid, and dangerous. There are areas with standing water, toxic substances, and a risk of flooding.
  The caves form a complex network that can change due to the activity of the creatures themselves, making orientation extremely difficult.
  Warning: light does not guarantee safety. Use a flashlight to identify obstacles and creatures, but do not assume that illuminating the path will make exploration safe.

⚠️ ENTITY SYSTEM — ALWAYS ONE AT A TIME

RPG RULE: One entity appears per encounter. After it disappears or the encounter ends, another may appear after approximately 20 minutes. This rule and the percentages are customized for the RPG, not official data.

Entity | Chance | Details & How to Survive

🕷️ Level 8 Arachnids (Entity 39) — 35%

Spiders and other arachnid creatures of varying sizes, including species with dangerous venom. Some are territorial and live in colonies that occupy entire sections of caves.

How to survive: Avoid nests and colonies. Do not approach webs and do not provoke the creatures. Almond water can help neutralize certain venoms, but do not rely on it to treat every bite.

🦋 Death Moths — 15%

Dangerous insects found in different areas of the Backrooms, including some areas of Level 8. Their behavior varies depending on the species and the conditions of the location.

How to survive: Avoid swarms and do not approach nests. If you encounter moths, keep your distance and look for a safe route, without running blindly through the darkness.

Entity — Chance — Details and Survival (Continued):

🌊 TINY — 35% — EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!
A powerful aquatic entity, known for its speed and aggression. It usually inhabits the Daylight and Twilight Zones, where it poses a threat to travelers. How to survive: avoid swimming in open water and stay close to a safe place. Tiny is extremely dangerous, and there is no guarantee that you will be able to escape if it decides to pursue you.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 7

1. Use the entrance hall as a point of reference and avoid exploring the ocean without a plan.
2. The most well-known exit is in a submerged cave near a mountain deep within the Midnight Zone.
3. The crossing is extremely dangerous due to the depth, the temperature, and the presence of The Thing.
4. ⚠️ Do not confuse the exit with any opening on the ocean floor. The known cave is located near the base of a submerged mountain.
5. The cave leads to Level 8 — "Cave System". There are also other reported exits, including a passage to Level 9, but finding them is not guaranteed.

📌 SUMMARY

Level 7 is a seemingly endless, cold, and dangerous ocean. Tiny dominates the surface and intermediate waters, while The Thing inhabits the depths. Both entities are extremely dangerous and appear to respect each other's territories. The best-known exit is a submerged cave near a mountain in the Midnight Zone, leading to Level 8. To escape, it will be necessary to face a hostile environment where the depth and lack of visibility are as dangerous as the creatures themselves.

🌊 LEVEL 7 — "THALASSOPHOBIA"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• An apparently endless ocean stretching in every direction. The surface is relatively calm, but the waters are extremely cold and the depths seem to have no end.
  The entrance is in a furnished room, accessed by a staircase from Level 6. A door leads directly to the ocean, and the anomalous gravity may cause the traveler to fall into the water upon crossing it.
  The water is unusual and poorly lit. The deeper you go, the darker the environment becomes.
  The ocean remains almost still. Strong waves are rare and may indicate the movement of something gigantic beneath the surface.
  The sea is divided into three zones: the Daylight Zone (surface), the Twilight Zone (intermediate depth), and the Midnight and Abyss Zone (dark depths).

⚠️ ENTITY SYSTEM — TWO MAIN THREATS

IMPORTANT: In the classic Wikidot version, the two main entities are Tiny and The Thing from Level 7. Tiny usually stays in the Daylight and Twilight Zones, while The Thing inhabits the Midnight Zone and the upper Abyss. Both avoid invading each other's territory.

Entity — Chance — Details and Survival

🦈 THE LEVEL 7 THING (ENTITY 20) — 65% — THREAT FROM THE DEPTHS!
A gigantic aquatic creature, similar to a predatory fish, approximately 35 meters long. It is one of the most dangerous entities on the level and inhabits the deep waters. How to survive: avoid diving in abyssal regions. If you are on a boat, do not unnecessarily expose yourself to the water and stay away from any sign of its approach.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 6

1. Use your sense of touch to orient yourself. Maintain contact with a wall whenever possible, but remember that this does not guarantee you will avoid dead ends or detours.

2. Proceed slowly and pay attention to changes in the flooring, walls, and acoustics of the corridors.

3. Look for the distant sound of waves. In the classic version of Wikidot, this sound may indicate the proximity of the exit.

4. The main exit is a staircase that descends to Level 7. Its location is difficult to determine, and the path may become inaccessible after certain detours.

5. Upon reaching the staircase, descend carefully. It leads to Level 7 — "Thalassophobia," an environment dominated by a vast expanse of dark water.

📌 SUMMARY

Level 6 is a place of perpetual darkness, silence, and isolation. There are no confirmed physical entities in the classic version, but the inexplicable sounds and disorientation make exploration terrifying. Light sources are ineffective, and the path requires patience and attention. To advance, seek the staircase leading down to Level 7, following, whenever possible, the distant sound of the waves. The greatest danger is losing your bearings in an environment where you can see absolutely nothing.

🌑 LEVEL 6 — "LIGHTS OFF"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• Total and permanent darkness. No natural light penetrates here, and the light sources brought by travelers do not work.
• Seemingly endless, narrow, and cold corridors with smooth, concrete-like walls.
• Almost complete silence, occasionally interrupted by inexplicable sounds, such as footsteps, whispers, or breathing.
  It's impossible to see the path or be certain of the distance traveled. Navigation depends on touch and orientation through the environment.

⚠️ LIGHT SOURCES — USELESS

❌ Flashlights, matches, cell phones, and other light sources cease to function. Darkness obscures vision, forcing travelers to explore by touch. This characteristic is one of the main hallmarks of the classic Wikidot Level 6.

👻 ENTITIES — UNDETERMINED PRESENCE

There are no confirmed physical entities at the classical level. Presence classification: UNKNOWN (?/5).

There are no reliable records of physical creatures inhabiting the level, although its darkness makes it impossible to verify everything.
Some travelers report sounds, whispers, and sensations of presence.
Hallucinations and paranoia can arise due to isolation and the absence of visual stimuli.
Important rule: Don't assume every sound is a creature. Stay calm and proceed with caution.

🧠 THE REAL DANGER — ISOLATION

👂 Auditory Hallucinations: You may hear footsteps, voices, and noises that may not be there.

😨 Paranoia: the feeling of being watched can increase during exploration.

🌫️ Disorientation: it becomes difficult to estimate distances, recognize paths, or perceive how much time has passed.

😱 Panic in the Dark: Running without being able to see increases the risk of getting lost or having accidents. Stay calm and proceed carefully.

⚠️ ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM: Continued

😤 Growlers — 6%
Creatures associated with deep growls and menacing behavior. If you hear a sound approaching, seek an alternate route.

🐜 Entity 89 — "Ants" — 6%
Small creatures that may appear in groups. Avoid disturbing them and move away if you encounter a large group.

👽 Nguithr'xurh — 5%
A rare entity associated with unusual lights and dangerous effects. Do not follow unknown lights without assessing the risk.

🦾 Wrangler — 4%
Reported in the Boiler Room. Avoid exploring this area unnecessarily, as the heat and the presence of entities make the region dangerous.

🐈 Entity 26 — "Samantha" — 3%
A domestic cat that may appear in the Main Hall. She is mostly passive, but can become aggressive if provoked. Samantha is associated with offering good quality meat in exchange for a psychic reading. She is not a young human.

🚪 HOW TO GET OUT OF LEVEL 5

1. The Main Hall is one of the hotel's main areas and features corridors, doors, and elevators.
2. Explore carefully and look for passages that lead to other areas of the level.
3. The boiler room contains old machinery, piping, and intense heat.
4. ⚠️ The Boiler Room is dangerous, but it's not simply a dead end: exploring its depths can lead to Level 6 "Lights Out".
5. The transition to Level 6 occurs when traversing this region, although exploration is risky.

📌 SUMMARY

Level 5 is a seemingly endless, elegant, and unsettling hotel. Death Moths are abundant, while other entities may also appear. Samantha is a cat, not a young human: approach with caution and remember that she is associated with fine meat and psychic readings. The Boiler Room can lead to Level 6, but it is extremely hot and dangerous.

🏨 LEVEL 5 — "THE HOTEL OF TERROR"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• An immense and seemingly endless hotel, decorated in the early 20th century, with chandeliers, red carpets, antique furniture, and interminable corridors.
  Soft jazz music plays in the hallways. Whispers come from the walls, and the feeling of being watched is constant.
  It has three main areas: the Main Hall, the Eternal Ballroom (Beverly Room), and the Boiler Room — hot, dark, and dangerous.
  The environment seems clean and well-maintained, but the unexplained noises and unusual architecture make the place unsettling.

⚠️ ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM

BOT RULE: One entity per encounter. Another may appear after approximately 20 minutes within the RPG, and they have nests scattered throughout the level. This frequency rule is customized; it is not an official canon rule.

Entity — Chance — Details and Survival

🦋 Death Moths — 30%
They are numerous and have nests throughout the hotel. Males are generally harmless; females are dangerous and tend to stay in their nests. Avoid disturbing them and be careful when entering dark areas.

🐺 Hunting Dogs (Hounds) — 12%
Hostile creatures that may chase travelers. Avoid making noise and try to keep your distance if you notice them approaching.

👤 Skin Stealers — 10%
They mimic human appearance. Be wary of strange behavior and don't blindly trust strangers.

🌳 Woodlins — 9%
Creatures that can blend in with wood, plants, and other environmental elements. Avoid approaching suspicious figures without observing their behavior.

👁️ Watchers — 8%
Associated with the feeling of being watched and shadowy apparitions. Avoid getting distracted by trying to locate what you can't see clearly.

🐀 Deathrats — 7%
Dangerous rodents found in groups. Avoid approaching them and do not provoke the animals.

👤 ENTITY SYSTEM — ALWAYS ONE AT A TIME

Rule: Rare and sparse. One appears, disappears… and much later another may emerge. Most of the time, you are alone — and that's a good thing!

Entity Chance Details & How to Survive
🐺 Hounds 10% — Rare. Uncommon here. If they appear, they are calmer than at other levels. Move away slowly without turning your back.

😶 Dullers (5%) — Very Rare Gray figures that wander slowly. If they touch you, you lose your memory for a while. Don't touch them. Stay away.

😬 Smilers <1% — Not confirmed! Just a dubious report. They're probably not here — but if you see eyes shining in the dark… stay away.

👥 Humans & Harmless Life — Other wanderers, plants, moss, common insects. Most here are safe and can help you.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — GET OUT OF LEVEL 4

1. Look for working elevators — buttons lighting up, lights different from the others. This is the most reliable way to go.
2. Staircases that descend through multiple floors: some work—but others lead you back down. If you go down and down and keep seeing changes… you're on the right track.
3. The exit leads to Level 5 — "Hotel of Terror" — which is much more dangerous. So FILL UP on Almond Water here. You'll need a lot of it down there.

📌 SUMMARY

Level 4 is the sigh of relief of the Backrooms. A quiet office, almond water in every corner, other people to talk to. But don't be fooled: that window at the end of the hall doesn't look out—it looks out at the end of you. Fill your bottles, rest, exchange information… because when you go down that elevator, paradise ends. Enjoy it while you can. Danger was just waiting for you to recharge your batteries.

🪑 LEVEL 4 — "THE ABANDONED OFFICE"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• A huge, empty office building — endless corridors, unfurnished rooms, flickering fluorescent lights, fresh air and a pleasant temperature.
  It is considered one of the safest levels in the Backrooms — a true haven after the chaos of the previous levels.
  Many windows are built into the walls—from the outside, all you see is darkness and falling rain. NEVER approach them—it's a deadly trap.
  There are other survivors here! The MEG maintains bases, and travelers gather to exchange information and rest.

⚠️ TRAPS — THE HIDDEN DANGER

Traps: What they are & How to Avoid Them
🪟 Windows: The most dangerous! If you get too close, something will pull you inside and never reappear. Always stay in the middle of the hallway, away from any windows.
🚪 False Stairs Going up or down stairs can lead you back to the same floor. Some doors look like exits but are actually dead ends. Only trust elevators or stairs that descend for a considerable amount of time.
💡 Isolated dark areas. Unlit corridors are rare here… but that's where things can hide. Stay in well-lit areas.

🎒 SUPPLIES — THE BEST PLACE TO STOCK UP

Level 4 is THE BEST place to find supplies in all of Backrooms!

• 💧 Almond Water: Found in drinking fountains, springs, and vending machines — in abundance! Fill up everything you have before you leave.
• 🍫 Vending Machines: These are scattered throughout the aisles — they contain food, flashlights, batteries, and other useful items.
• 🎒 Items from other travelers: People leave backpacks, tools, and supplies in rest areas. It's always worth checking carefully.
• 👥 Trading with survivors: You can trade items with other wanderers. This is where you prepare for everything that comes next.

⚠️ ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM: Continued:

🧠 Intelligent Hostile Entities 5% — Extremely Rare! Beings with military-style coordination and planning. They surround routes, block exits, and use ambushes. You will hear synchronized footsteps, low voices, and see shadows moving in formation. Do not fight. Hide, wait for them to pass, and change direction. If they see you — run, because they will surround you.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — EXIT LEVEL 3

1. Look for electrical panels with 9 indicator lights spread across three sectors: East, West, and Generators.
2. Activate the correct circuit breakers in each zone — when all 9 turn green, the main door opens.
3. Beware of wires and puddles: stepping in water with wires = instant paralysis = certain death when something comes. Go around them, don't step over them.
4. The exit is an elevator or office door — it leads directly to Level 4: The Abandoned Office.
5. ⚠️ Golden rule: Stay close to walls. Don't go deep into very dark corridors. The MEG has Base Gamma here — if you find it, it's temporary shelter, but don't expect too much — they are always under attack.

📌 SUMMARY

Machines that never rest, unbearable heat, and darkness where anything could be waiting. More than half the time you'll encounter the Miserables—humans who have lost everything and now hunt in the shadows. The Dogs here are smarter and ambush. And that 5%? Something that hunts you strategically. Blocks paths. Works in groups. Here, it's not enough to be fast—you need to be clever. Find the panels, turn on the 9 green lights, enter the elevator… and don't look back until the door closes. You're not alone in there.

⚡ LEVEL 3 — "THE ELECTRIC STATION"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• A huge industrial complex of tunnels and rooms filled with machines, panels, and electrical cables that never stop working.
• Intense heat! The temperature is extremely high — it can become unbearable in areas without ventilation.
  Many corridors were completely dark, illuminated only by flashing lights or machine screens.
  Constant noise: humming engines, banging machines, crackling electricity — almost impossible to hear if anything is coming.
  Environmental hazards: pipes containing boiling toxic sludge — contact causes severe burns. Exposed wires cause instant paralysis if touched.
  Do you often feel like you're being watched—without knowing why?

⚠️ ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM

RULE: Always one at a time. One appears, disappears… and after about 20 minutes, another may appear. Never several at the same time — except when indicated.

Entity Chance Details & How to Survive

💀 Wretches (55%) — Main! Humans who have lost everything and gone mad here. Skeletal, emaciated bodies, empty eyes. They hide in the shadows and pounce unexpectedly. They may hunt in small groups. If you hear heavy breathing in the dark — leave slowly, without running. Running attracts them.

🐺 Dogs (Hounds) 25% Rubber/tire-like skin, run on all fours, leave scratches on walls. Growl before attacking. Here they are SMARTER: they hide and ambush. Eye contact intimidates them for a moment — then RUN. If you hear a growl, turn off your flashlight and remain still.

🦋 Death Moths 15% Appear at the end of dark, isolated corridors. Females spit acid. If you hear flapping wings — turn off the light immediately. They are attracted to light.

LEVEL 2 — "PIPE DREAMS" / PIPE DREAMS: Continued

😐 Facelings 6% Figures with vague or featureless faces. Harmless most of the time, but if attacked… everyone in the area will come to help. Don't provoke them, ignore them and go on your way.

🐀 Other Presences (Jerry, Nguithr'xurhs, Death Rats, Wranglers, Growlers) 5% Rarer and more unpredictable. If you encounter something you don't recognize: hide and observe silently. If it doesn't attack, walk away quietly.

🚪 HOW TO PASS THE LEVEL — EXIT LEVEL 2

1. Follow the larger pipes: the larger and hotter the pipes, the closer you are to an exit.
2. Look for ladders or hatches in the ceiling or walls — usually in slightly larger rooms with old circuit breaker boxes or panels.
3. Beware of the steam: broken pipes can block pathways and burn you alive. Wait for it to pass or find another way.
4. The exit is a metal staircase that goes down—it leads directly to Level 3. There's no sign, no warning. You simply go down and the environment changes completely.

⚠️ Golden rule: Don't stop for too long. The heat exhausts you quickly. Drinking almond water restores some energy—so save what you find. And if you hear something… STOP, LISTEN, and then decide which side is safer.

📌 SUMMARY

Hot, dark tunnels full of pipes. 40% chance of encountering the Clusters — don't get close. 20% chance of encountering a Skin Thief pretending to be a friend — trust cautiously. The rest varies, always one at a time. Find the metal ladder going down — it's the exit. It's not the creature that kills the most here. It's the heat, the thirst, and getting lost in the dark. 🔧🦾👤

🔧 LEVEL 2 — "PIPE DREAMS"

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

• An immense labyrinth of industrial tunnels made of concrete, brick, and metal.
  Walls and ceiling full of rusty pipes leaking steam — way too hot! Temperatures can exceed 90°C in some areas.
• Narrow corridors: the widest one only fits 3 people side by side, and it gets narrower the further you go.
• Flashing lights, humming engines, hissing pipes. Many areas become completely dark.
  The air smells of oil, rust, and dust. Water and food are very scarce around here.

⚠️ ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM

IMPORTANT RULE: Multiple creatures never appear at the same time. One appears, disappears after a while… and after about 20 minutes, another may appear. Always one at a time.

Entity Chance Summary & How to Survive

🦾 Clumps 40% — Main! Grotesque mass of intertwined arms and legs. Stay quiet in the dark, but if you get close… a huge arm pulls you in, revealing a mouth full of teeth. Stay more than 2.5 meters away and move away slowly.

👤 Skin Stealers (20%) Tall humanoids who use the skin of victims as a disguise. They speak like normal people… until they get hungry. Tip: if their blood is transparent, RUN — it's one of them! Sometimes they disappear during blackouts at level 20.

😬 Smilers (12%) Only appear in the dark — you only see bright eyes and a huge, toothy smile. Attracted to light. DO NOT run backwards. Move away slowly, always looking around. Throw a light source to one side and run to the other.

🐺 Hounds 10% They run on all fours, have long black hair, sharp claws and teeth. They growl before attacking. Eye contact intimidates them for a moment — so RUN while you can.

🦋 Death Moths 7% GIANT Moths. Males are harmless. Females spit acid — DANGER! Attracted to light. If you hear flapping wings, turn off your flashlight and remain still.

4. Assess before crossing.

The passage may have different lighting, colors, or sounds than its surroundings. These signs are possible clues, not proof that it leads to the desired destination.

5. Proceed to the next level.

Once the passage is established as the exit, go through it to reach Level 2. The transition should be determined by the events of the exploration, not by a guarantee that walking long enough will reveal a door.

📌 5. Summary for quick reference

*Level: 1 — Habitable Zone.

• Environment: seemingly endless, abandoned, and unstable residential neighborhood.

Lighting: brightness similar to a permanent twilight. Encounters: 40% chance of no entity per check; 60% distributed among the six categories.

Width: peaceful, luminous, and potentially revealing of the traveler's position. Hounds: hostile, fast, and capable of chasing travelers.

Facelings: humanoids without conventional faces, with varied behaviors. Dullers: immobile figures that can react to approach in this version.

Clumps: large, slow-moving masses that can block pathways. Death Moths: potentially dangerous moths, some attracted to light.

*Multiple encounters: possible in successive checks.

• Output: anomalous passage leading to Level 2 in this version.

Central rule: the Habitable Zone is neither entirely safe nor entirely hostile. Exploration requires attention, planning, and adaptation, because both the environment and the entities can present unexpected situations.

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📝 3. Entity Fact Sheet: Continued

🪨 Clumps

7% incidence rate · Slow and dangerous

The mass that blocks the way.

Appearance: deformed clusters of intertwined bodies, forming a single mass of large proportions.

Behavior: They move slowly and can occupy a considerable portion of the street. In this version, loud noises can trigger a reaction when they are nearby.

Survival: Avoid trying to cross an area occupied by a Clump. If it blocks your path, look for an alternative route or wait for the situation to change.

🦋 Death Moths

8% occurrence rate · Dangerous

The winged shadows.

Appearance: Large moths with hairy bodies, broad wings, and dark patterns. Some variants exhibit distinct characteristics.

Behavior: Certain Death Moths are attracted to light sources and may attack when approached. Their behavior depends on the variant considered.

Survival: If one of them shows attraction to your light source, reduce exposure and seek shelter. In this version, the "Little Width" (a type of bee) may also attract their attention.

Important: Turning off your flashlight may help in certain situations, but it doesn't guarantee that a Death Moth will stop chasing you.

🚪 4. How to get out of Level 1

Level 1 does not have a single, guaranteed exit. In this version of the bot, the path to the next level can be found through architectural anomalies.

1. Explore with guidance.

Use main roads as a reference point, but don't assume they always lead to the exit. Make notes of landmarks and avoid circling the same place indefinitely.

2. Look for anomalies.

Pay attention to doors, staircases, passageways, and buildings that stand out from the rest of the scenery. Sounds of water, changes in lighting, and unusual corridors can serve as narrative clues.

3. Find a passage

The exit may take the form of a detached door, a descending staircase, an archway between buildings, or another anomalous opening. Its appearance does not guarantee that it is safe.

📝 3. Entity Fact Sheet: Continued

🦇 Hounds

12% appearance rate · Hostiles

The hunters of the streets.

Appearance: humanoid creatures with a canine appearance, slender bodies, elongated limbs, prominent teeth, and often a quadrupedal posture.

Behavior: They pursue travelers under certain circumstances and may use their hearing and sense of smell to locate targets. They are fast and dangerous when they manage to get close.

Survival: avoid drawing attention, keep your distance, and look for obstacles or protected locations. Don't assume any hiding place is safe: the ability to reach it depends on the space and the situation.

🫂 Facelings

10% occurrence rate · Variable behavior

Almost people.

Appearance: humanoid entities that resemble human beings, but have faces that are absent or lack conventional facial features.

Behavior: They can appear alone or in groups. Some are relatively passive, while others may exhibit unpredictable behavior depending on the variant.

Survival: Observe their behavior before approaching. Avoid unnecessary confrontations and maintain an alternate route in case they block your path.

🧍 Dullers

8% appearance rate · Territorial in this version

The motionless figures.

Appearance: Tall, thin, and somber-looking figures, often found in street corners, doorways, and hallways.

Behavior: They can remain motionless for long periods. In this version, getting too close provokes a reaction, such as a muffled sound or a slow chase.

Survival: Do not approach unnecessarily. Keep your distance and avoid movements that might attract attention.

⚙️ 2. Entity Appearance System: Continued

Meeting Rules

Recurring checks: New checks occur periodically during exploration. The interval may vary depending on time, distance traveled, and narrative events. Chance of absence: A 40% result means that no entities are found in that check. This does not mean that the entire region is free of creatures.

Simultaneous encounters: after an encounter, another check can normally occur. Thus, two or more entities can be present in the same region. Persistence: an encountered entity does not automatically disappear when a new check begins. It continues to exist until it leaves, loses interest, is avoided, or another narrative event occurs.

Independent probabilities: the percentages represent the chance of each individual outcome. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee of finding a particular creature after a certain number of attempts.

These probabilities are the rules of your bot, not official statistics from Backrooms.

📝 3. Entity Fact Sheet

🐐 Width

15% occurrence rate · Pacific

The small light of the Zone.

Appearance: A rounded, soft creature with a gentle glow in shades of yellow, orange, or white. It does not have a clearly defined face.

Behavior: Seeks warmth and light sources, and may approach travelers and accompany them for some time. Generally does not show aggression.

Survival: It can serve as a visual reference during exploration, but its brightness can also attract the attention of creatures drawn to light.

Note: This is a custom entity in this version; do not confuse it with a confirmed canonical species.

🟠 LEVEL 1 — THE HABITABLE ZONE

📍 1. Environment and appearance

The Habitable Zone resembles an apparently endless, abandoned, and strangely familiar residential neighborhood. Everything seems normal at first glance, but the environment presents subtle inconsistencies that make exploration increasingly unsettling.

Streets and sidewalks: paved roads, cracked sidewalks, and streetlights that flicker or remain lit without explanation. Some streets end abruptly or seem to change when no one is looking. Houses and buildings: residences and buildings of one to three stories. From the outside, they appear ordinary; inside, they are empty, with furniture covered by cloths, peeling walls, and windows that look out onto impossible rooms.

Lighting: a constant brightness, similar to that of a cloudy evening. The sky has a pale grayish-yellow hue, with no sun, moon, or clouds clearly visible. Vegetation: tall grass in backyards, weeds on sidewalks, and plants growing between cracks in the asphalt.

Sounds: distant wind, inexplicable footsteps, and birdsong that can never be found. Unstable geography: streets, corners, and buildings can change position. A previously traveled path doesn't always lead to the same place.

The Habitable Zone is relatively quieter and more peaceful than the more aggressive environments of the Backrooms, but this tranquility does not mean safety.

⚙️ 2. Entity Appearance System

Each encounter check determines whether any entity will be found in the explored area.

Verification result	Chance
No entity	40%
🐐 Width	15%
🦇 Hounds	12%
🫂 Facelings	10%
🧍 Dullers	8%
🪨 Clumps	7%
🦋 Death Moths	8%
Total	100%

🚪 SURVIVAL GUIDE: HOW TO ESCAPE LEVEL 0

1. Keep a Straight Line

Choose a direction and stick to it. The layout of Level 0 is non-Euclidean and constantly changes if you walk in circles. Stubbornly following a straight line forces the labyrinth's logic to break down, eventually revealing the passage.

2. Sharpen your senses

Monitor for anomalies in the environment. The solution manifests itself through small glitches in the Matrix: a subtle change in the tone of the damp carpet, a smell different from the usual mold, or a sound that breaks the static hum of the lamps.

3. Locate the Fault (Noclip)

The way out is a fracture in reality. Look for a square on the floor that appears misaligned or "rendered incorrectly," usually marked by yellow and black warning stripes and a low-frequency magnetic hum. Don't hesitate: clip through the floor to safely drop into Level 1.

4. The Golden Rule: Constant Momentum

Time is your worst enemy. The longer you remain still, the more your sanity dwindles and the more your steps attract what lurks in the shadows. Don't stop to rest. Don't look back. Keep moving until you find the flaw.

📌 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

You are trapped in a yellow, endless, and claustrophobic maze.
• 95% chance of interception by Bacteria (the skeletal, thread-like monster): if you hear it running, break its line of sight by quickly turning corners.
• 5% chance of encountering the Giant Pirate: he moves slowly and relentlessly, but never breaks the chase.
Find the striped quadrant on the ground to plummet towards Level 1. Remember: the entities are lethal, but the real danger is the labyrinth consuming you until you become part of it. 🟡🚪🦴🏴‍☠️

⚠️ LEVEL 0 ENTITY APPEARANCE SYSTEM — THE LOBBY

IMPORTANT: Only ONE entity can appear at a time. If one appears, the other does NOT appear.

🦴 95% — THE BACTERIA (The Main Bug)

• Appearance: A tall, thin, black figure—like a skeleton made of intertwined black wires or cables. Its head is full of holes, it has no eyes, but it can see you from any distance. Approximately 3.3 meters tall.
  How it acts: It hears you breathing. It makes noise by tapping on the walls to attract you. When it sees you, it runs straight to you—it doesn't stop.
  How to survive: RUN. Don't run straight—it's faster in a straight line. Make turns, go around corners, hide behind pillars. It's fast but it's stupid—it easily loses its trail if you make detours and stay silent.

🏴‍☠️ 5% — PIRATE CLARK (The Pirate — Extremely Rare)

• Appearance: A giant, deformed man dressed in a worn and torn pirate captain's costume. Over 2.3 meters tall. Strange smile, lifeless eyes, has a wooden leg prosthesis on his left leg.
  Origin: The character Clark wears a pirate costume with a chair leg tied to his leg to film a commercial, and the creature/entity known as Pirate Clark manifests this same distorted physical characteristic in the Backrooms.
  How it acts: It walks slowly, but never tires. It makes no noise while chasing you. Silent and relentless. When it sees you, it walks straight ahead—without haste, without stopping.
  How to survive: Outsmart him. Hide, change direction, use the maze to your advantage. He's slow but never gives up—so you need to find the exit BEFORE he surrounds you.

🟡 LEVEL 0 — THE LOBBY

📍 WHAT IS THE PLACE LIKE?

Endless rooms and hallways, all the same: faded yellow wallpaper, damp carpet that smells of mildew, fluorescent lights buzzing incessantly.
No windows, no obvious exit. The rooms change places when you're not looking.

• Virtually no furniture at all — empty rooms. Sometimes a box appears out of nowhere, but nothing that makes sense.
• Oppressive silence — only the hum of the lights and the sound of their own footsteps.

Level 0 (known as "The Lobby") is the initial and most iconic level of the Backrooms. Its appearance is reminiscent of an abandoned office, an old commercial building, or the backstage area of ​​a department store.

Main visual characteristics:
• Walls: Covered with yellowish, aged, and often stained or faded wallpaper (mono-yellow).
• Floor: Covered by a damp, old, and moldy carpet, with a worn texture and a strong smell of mold and dust.
• Ceiling: Composed of acoustic office panels and yellowish support beams, dotted with fluorescent lamps that emit a loud, constant, and irritating hum (buzz-hum).
• Layout: A non-Euclidean and non-linear labyrinth; this means that the corridors repeat, change shape, and two identical rooms can lead to completely different places.
• Lighting and atmosphere: There are no windows or natural light. Artificial light is constant (or flickering in areas with blackout curtains), creating uncomfortable shadows and an intense feeling of confinement and disorientation.
• Objects and details: The space is mostly empty, but scattered crates, misaligned electrical outlets on the walls, and, in some versions (such as the game Da Backrooms on Roblox), tables, chairs, or specific markings on the floor may appear.

On other levels, things appear and disappear out of nowhere: boxes, objects, items… appear in a room you just passed through and that was empty. They weren't placed there—they're simply there now. It's not haunting—it's the physics of the Backrooms working in its own way.

🟡 WHAT LEVEL DO YOU FALL AT? ALWAYS THE FIRST ONE!

Most of the time, you'll drop straight into Level 0 — The Lobby. It's the entry point for almost everyone.

🟡 LEVEL 0 — The Lobby:

• Endless rooms with faded yellow wallpaper
• Damp carpet that smells of mildew.
  Lights that buzz all the time — they never go out.
  No windows, no doors to the outside, no obvious way out.
  There are no confirmed entities here — the danger is loneliness, despair, and going around in circles without knowing what to do.
  The rooms change location when you're not looking. That passage you used to get here? It might not be there when you return.

It's not luck or randomness at the entrance: almost everyone starts at Level 0. After that, yes—when you walk or suffer another accidental noclip within the Backrooms—then it becomes unpredictable and you can end up at any level, from the safest to the most dangerous.

💡 SUMMARY

You fall in unintentionally, without warning. Almost always on Level 0 — that empty yellow maze. There are no strange pieces of furniture chasing you there — the place is strange enough on its own. The walls change, the smell is of wet carpet, and the silence is the worst thing. When you manage to get out of there, then things get more varied… but almost everyone's first experience is always the same: yellow, buzzing lights, and no idea how they got there.

WHAT MEG DOES:

• 🗺️ Maps the levels and catalogs everything they find.
• 🏠 Build bases scattered across multiple levels — where travelers can find shelter, food, almond water, and protection.
• 📢 Helps newcomers — gives basic survival instructions and warns about dangers
• ⚠️ Entity Alert — records which creatures are harmless and which ones you should run from.
• 📝 Record everything — without them, almost nothing would be known about how Backrooms work.

They're not perfect—some say they hide important information or that they can't save everyone. But they're the best hope in a place where almost everything wants to hurt you. If you fall there and find a MEG sign… follow it.

💡 SUMMARY

Imagine our world is a video game. The Backrooms are what exists outside the map—infinite, empty, and unknown. You fall there by accident, unintentionally, and there's no exit button. Luckily, other people have fallen there before you and have organized themselves in the MEG (Mega Game Group) to help those who arrive lost. It's not a bad place—it's just a place that wasn't meant for anyone to be. And now that you're inside… survival is the only thing that matters.

🚪 WHAT NOCLIP IS LIKE — AND WHAT'S IN IT

What happens when you fall:

The noclip isn't dramatic at all. There are no lights, no sound—it's like sliding. You're walking, leaning against a wall, turning a corner… and suddenly simple reality "gives way" beneath you. One second you're at school or on the street… the next, you're there, in the Backrooms. No hole, no portal—you're simply no longer where you were.

Furniture and objects — normal or strange?

On Level 0 (the yellow level), there is practically no furniture. It's just empty rooms: damp yellow carpet, yellow wallpaper, fluorescent lights buzzing incessantly. No desks, no chairs. It looks like an office that was never finished.

🟡🏢 THE BACKROOMS — "The Backstage of Reality"

📌 WHAT ARE BACKROOMS?

The Backrooms are a liminal, infinite space parallel to our reality—like the "backstage" of the world we know. They have no beginning and no end. They are formed by empty rooms, endless corridors, and environments that seem familiar… but are wrong, like a half-forgotten dream. They are divided into levels, each with its own appearance, dangers, and rules. It's not a place made by anyone—it simply exists, like a void that copied pieces of our world without truly understanding them.

🚪 HOW TO ENTER

You don't enter the Backrooms—you fall into them. It's what they call a "noclip": when you somehow "slip out of reality." It can happen accidentally—tripping, falling on the wrong floor, going through a wall that shouldn't have a hole, or simply losing your balance at the right place and time (or worse). One moment you're in the normal world… and the next, you're there: damp yellow carpet, yellow wallpaper, buzzing fluorescent lights, never-ending hallways. And there's no guaranteed way back.

👥 THE ORGANIZATION — MEG (Major Explorer Group)

MEG is the largest and most important organization in the Backrooms. It was created by survivors who fell there, realizing that no one lasts long alone. They joined together to explore, map the levels, rescue lost people, and share survival information.

⚠️ GENERAL RULES — LEVELS AND ENTITIES

• Entities by level: Each level has its own creatures. An entity can only appear on the level to which it belongs, never on other levels, except for exceptions explicitly defined in the RPG.

• Encounter activation: Creatures and their appearance rules are only activated when the player actually enters the corresponding level.

• Level Change: When entering a new level, encounters are updated immediately. Creatures from the previous level are no longer available and do not accompany the player.

Independent rules: Each level has its own entities, appearance probabilities, encounter intervals, and survival conditions. These rules are not transferable to other levels.

• Absolute priority: Before generating any encounter, the system must check the player's current level and select only the entities allowed at that level.

Example: At Level 0, only creatures allowed at Level 0 appear. Upon entering Level 1, only creatures allowed at Level 1 can appear. Mixing entities of different levels is prohibited.