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Second Domain

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	===Second Domain===		===Second Domain===
			Contains most of [[The Outer Rim]].

	===Third Domain===		===Third Domain===

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Known Domains=

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	Domains can also overlap outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.		Domains can also overlap outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.

	==Known Domains===		==Known Domains==
	There are 7 known domains and an 8th suspected. The total number cannot be guessed at, but if it holds that the [[Multi-Verse]] is infinite, then so too is the number of Domains. There is also talk of a secret [[Domain Zero\|ninth Domain]].		There are 7 known domains and an 8th suspected. The total number cannot be guessed at, but if it holds that the [[Multi-Verse]] is infinite, then so too is the number of Domains. There is also talk of a secret [[Domain Zero\|ninth Domain]].

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	The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Inter-Dimensional Travel\|traveling between]] worlds ~~by magical means~~. Two worlds easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.		The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Inter-Dimensional Travel\|traveling between]] worlds. Two worlds easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.

	Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain, or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains ~~insersect~~ within an area of ~~about~~ 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], whose orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.		Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain, or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains intersect within an area of 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], whose orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.

	Domains can also overlap outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.		Domains can also overlap outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.

	==Known Domains===		==Known Domains===
	There are 7 known domains and an 8th suspected. The total number cannot be guessed at, but if it holds that the [[Multi-Verse]] is infinite, then so to is the number of Domains. There is also talk of a secret [[Domain Zero\|ninth Domain]].		There are 7 known domains and an 8th suspected. The total number cannot be guessed at, but if it holds that the [[Multi-Verse]] is infinite, then so too is the number of Domains. There is also talk of a secret [[Domain Zero\|ninth Domain]].

	===Numbering===		===Numbering===

Siddharth1 at 22:10, 30 March 2020

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	The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Inter-Dimensional Travel\|traveling between]] worlds by magical means. Two worlds ~~that are~~ easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.		The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Inter-Dimensional Travel\|traveling between]] worlds by magical means. Two worlds easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.

	Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], ~~who's~~ orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.		Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain, or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], whose orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.

	Domains can also overlap ~~in areas~~ outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross ~~through~~, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.		Domains can also overlap outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.

	==Known Domains===		==Known Domains===
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	Individual domains are not named, only numbered 1-7. The official designations were first mapped and applied by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] during the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] while constructing the [[GATE]] network. The existence of domains was previously known, but no systematic mapping existed.		Individual domains are not named, only numbered 1-7. The official designations were first mapped and applied by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] during the [[Ages#The Golden Age\|Golden Age]] while constructing the [[GATE]] network. The existence of domains was previously known, but no systematic mapping existed.

	The existence of a "secret domain" is based on an idiosyncrasy in the numbering system. The Foundation typically begins counts from 0; be it planets, hull numbers, or GATE hubs. That they would number the Domains 1-7 instead of 0-6 is considered highly suspect. According to sources within the Foundation, this is the result of an oversight early in the mapping project: the domains had originally been counted from 0, but after much work is was discovered the 0 and 1st domain were one in the same. Rather than re-number their entire system, they ~~simple~~ dropped the ~~first~~ domain and kept the others ~~as-is~~.		The existence of a "secret domain" is based on an idiosyncrasy in the numbering system. The Foundation typically begins counts from 0, be it planets, hull numbers, or GATE hubs. That they would number the Domains 1-7 instead of 0-6 is considered highly suspect. According to sources within the Foundation, this is the result of an oversight early in the mapping project: the domains had originally been counted from 0, but after much work it was discovered the 0th and 1st domain were one and the same. Rather than re-number their entire system, they simply dropped the 0th domain and kept the others.

	==Domains==		==Domains==

	===First Domain===		===First Domain===
	Contains [[Aren]] and much of [[The Inner Rim]].		Contains [[Aren]] and much of [[The Inner Rim]].

CourseDirector at 20:28, 13 March 2020

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	Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], who's orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.		Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], who's orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.

			Domains can also overlap in areas outside 3-dimensional space. Overlap points are especially easy to cross through, and it is believed all forms of [[Inter-Dimensional Travel]] were discovered at these breach zones.

	==Known Domains===		==Known Domains===

CourseDirector at 20:21, 13 March 2020

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	The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[~~Interdimensional~~ Travel\|traveling between]] worlds by magical means. Two worlds that are easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.		The [[Known Worlds#Organization\|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Inter-Dimensional Travel\|traveling between]] worlds by magical means. Two worlds that are easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.

	Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], who's orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.		Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], who's orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.

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+The [[Known Worlds#Organization|known worlds]] can be best organized into a series of regions called "domains". The boundary between domains is indistinct, and mainly defines the difficulty in [[Interdimensional Travel|traveling between]] worlds by magical means. Two worlds that are easy to travel between would be in the same domain, with difficulty increasing the further they are apart.
-Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]]
+Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]] represents a rare [[Flat Dimension]] which sits across two domains. This is more common in [[Finite Dimension]]s, where small regions of space can sometimes contain several domains. The area around the [[Utops Cluster]], for example, sees at least three domains insersect within an area of about 40 light years. There is also the famed lost world of [[Oberth]], who's orbit supposedly took it through all seven known domains.
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			Understanding the nature of domains can become even more confusing because the whole of a single world may not be within the same domain or even consecutive domains. [[Kai-Chi]]


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