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	Upon entering a Secret World, [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an "artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam" (like wreckage) caused by the [[Breach]]. Trace conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.		Upon entering a Secret World, [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an "artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam" (like wreckage) caused by the [[Breach]]. Trace conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.

	Secret World entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each Secret World is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a Secret World will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file. The worlds sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through. 5 Secret Worlds are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard. Each Secret World contains one primary, and one secondary item. Since only one hard Secret World is created per save file, only one secret weapon can be obtained per playthrough.		Secret World entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each Secret World is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a Secret World will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file. The worlds sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through. 5 Secret Worlds are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard. Each Secret World contains one primary, and one secondary item. Since only one hard Secret World is created per save file, only one secret weapon can be obtained per playthrough. (In [[Randomizer Mode]], these weapons can be found outside of a Secret World replacing another item, and all 3 can be obtained in a single save.)

	Easy Secret Worlds are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]], containing primary items - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]- and secondary ones- a [[Health Node Fragment]]. Medium Secret Worlds are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]], with the same types of items as the easy worlds. The Hard Secret World can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]]. They contain either the [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]], as well as a [[Health Node Fragment]]. The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].		Easy Secret Worlds are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]], containing primary items - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]- and secondary ones- a [[Health Node Fragment]]. Medium Secret Worlds are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]], with the same types of items as the easy worlds. The Hard Secret World can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]]. They contain either the [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]], as well as a [[Health Node Fragment]]. The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].

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Added/updated descriptions for gate properties in the Locations section

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	#DRILLABLEWALL - The [[Laser Drill]] or [[Drone Drill]] must be used to enter.		#DRILLABLEWALL - The [[Laser Drill]] or [[Drone Drill]] must be used to enter.
	# MISSINGWALL - Wall blocks that would be there otherwise are missing.		# MISSINGWALL - Wall blocks that would be there otherwise are missing.
	#FLICKERINGWALL - ~~Unused?~~		#FLICKERINGWALL - Wall flickers between two different tiles
	#CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.		#CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.
	#WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.		#WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.
	#DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.		#DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.
	#PASSWORD - ~~Unused~~?		#PASSWORD - Applied to gates in Passcode blocked areas?
	#OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - ~~this may~~ be ~~a puzzle (access diagonally?~~).		#OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - way is blocked by destructible tiles beyond solid wall (might only be Hard areas)

	==Story==		==Story==

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	A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.		A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.

	While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on ~~an old~~ cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.		While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on a cathode ray tube (CRT) television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.

	Upon entering a ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~, [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam (like wreckage) caused by [[~~the~~ Breach]]. [[Trace]] conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.		Upon entering a Secret World, [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an "artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam" (like wreckage) caused by the [[Breach]]. Trace conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.

	~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file.		Secret World entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each Secret World is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a Secret World will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file. The worlds sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through. 5 Secret Worlds are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard. Each Secret World contains one primary, and one secondary item. Since only one hard Secret World is created per save file, only one secret weapon can be obtained per playthrough.

	* The '''Secret World''' is most notable for containing one of 3 possible [[Weapons\|secret weapons]]. Only one hard '''Secret World''' is created per save file, therefore only one [[Weapons\|secret weapon]] can be obtained per playthrough.		Easy Secret Worlds are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]], containing primary items - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]- and secondary ones- a [[Health Node Fragment]]. Medium Secret Worlds are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]], with the same types of items as the easy worlds. The Hard Secret World can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]]. They contain either the [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]], as well as a [[Health Node Fragment]]. The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].
	* '''Secret Worlds''' sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through.
	* 5 '''Secret Worlds''' are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard.
	* Each '''Secret World''' contains one primary, and one secondary item.
	* Easy ~~'''~~Secret Worlds~~'''~~ are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]].
	* Easy items~~: Primary~~ - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]~~. Secondary~~ - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* Medium ~~'''~~Secret Worlds~~'''~~ are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]].
	* Medium items~~: Primary - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]]~~.
	* The Hard ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]].
	* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]~~. Secondary -~~ [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].
	* Despite the difficulty of finding the entrances, '''Secret Worlds''' themselves contain no hidden items or secret paths.

	~~== Finding Entrances ==~~		Despite the difficulty of finding the entrances, Secret Worlds themselves contain no hidden items or secret paths.

	The area around an entrance to a ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ causes visible "scanlines" to show on the screen that intensify as [[Trace]] gets closer to where it can be entered. These scanlines are first visible on the health bar, but easily noticeable covering the whole screen when very close. At close range, the effect just outside of the entrance is at about half of what is shown inside a ~~'''~~Secret World~~'''~~ map.		== Finding Entrances==

			The area around an entrance to a Secret World causes visible "scanlines" to show on the screen that intensify as [[Trace]] gets closer to where it can be entered. These scanlines are first visible on the health bar, but easily noticeable covering the whole screen when very close. At close range, the effect just outside of the entrance is at about half of what is shown inside a Secret World map.

	These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.		These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.
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	[[File:Secretworlds Map color.png\|thumb\|353x353px\|Full list of potential entrances]]		[[File:Secretworlds Map color.png\|thumb\|353x353px\|Full list of potential entrances]]

	== Location ==		==Location==
	Five entrances are randomly created from the possible ones shown on the map in each save file. 2 easy, 2 medium and 1 hard.		Five entrances are randomly created from the possible ones shown on the map in each save file. 2 easy, 2 medium and 1 hard.

	Each entrance will have one of nine properties:		Each entrance will have one of nine properties:
	# PASSABLEWALL - Intangible, drawn in the foreground.		#PASSABLEWALL - Intangible, drawn in the foreground.
	# DRILLABLEWALL - The [[Laser Drill]] or [[Drone Drill]] must be used to enter.		#DRILLABLEWALL - The [[Laser Drill]] or [[Drone Drill]] must be used to enter.
	# MISSINGWALL - Wall blocks that would be there otherwise are missing.		# MISSINGWALL - Wall blocks that would be there otherwise are missing.
	# FLICKERINGWALL - Unused?		#FLICKERINGWALL - Unused?
	# CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.		#CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.
	# WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.		#WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.
	# DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.		#DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.
	# PASSWORD - Unused?		#PASSWORD - Unused?
	# OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - this may be a puzzle (access diagonally?).		#OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - this may be a puzzle (access diagonally?).

			==Story==
			As mentioned in one of the journal pages, Athetos discovered and utilized the secret worlds in an attempt to hide certain sensitive items (secret weapons) from the Rusalki, reasoning that they wouldn't go in since the Breach interferes with their electronics.<ref>[[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|Journal Page (Breach Pockets)]]</ref> Elsenova confirms this idea, saying the secret worlds are dangerous<ref>[[Cutscenes\|Cutscene]] 0007</ref> and that the Breach cannot be passed through normally.<ref>[[Cutscenes\|Cutscene]] 0011</ref> Travelling into the Breach is a trait rarely seen- seen only with Trace and [[Indra]], though the latter requires [[Damu\|an upgrade]] to go through.

			The appearance of the Secret Worlds resembling the rest of Sudra implies that at some point, the Sagiga managed to traverse the Breach and build inside of it, much unlike how the Breach is seen on [[Kiengir]], an entirely alien landscape.

	== Inspiration ==		==Inspiration==
	"The secret areas are inspired by things like Super Mario's Minus World and Metroid's Secret Worlds, which weren't planned by developers, but glitches. The reason for the randomization is to replicate the effect you get of something that isn't designed by a human."<ref>From [https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/35uj1p/we_are_tom_happ_sole_developer_of_axiom_verge_and/cr7wzzr Tom Happ's Reddit AMA]</ref>		"The secret areas are inspired by things like Super Mario's Minus World and Metroid's Secret Worlds, which weren't planned by developers, but glitches. The reason for the randomization is to replicate the effect you get of something that isn't designed by a human."<ref>From [https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/35uj1p/we_are_tom_happ_sole_developer_of_axiom_verge_and/cr7wzzr Tom Happ's Reddit AMA]</ref>

	== References ==		==References==
	<references />[[Category:Areas]]		<references />
			[[Category:Areas]]

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Undo revision 7530 by 94.234.170.3 Not really sure why this would be bold. It's quoting text from the Note.

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.		A '''Secret World''' (referred to as '''breach pockets''' in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.

	While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.		While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.

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	# FLICKERINGWALL - Unused?		# FLICKERINGWALL - Unused?
	# CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.		# CORRUPTEDWALL - Trace must use the [[Address Disruptor]] or [[Address Bomb]] to enter.
	# WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or ~~it's~~ upgrades to enter.		# WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.
	# DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.		# DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.
	# PASSWORD - Unused?		# PASSWORD - Unused?

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in one of the journal pages) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.		A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.

	While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.		While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	A '''Secret World''' is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.		A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in one of the journal pages) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.

	While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.		While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.

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	* The '''Secret World''' is most notable for containing one of 3 possible [[Weapons\|secret weapons]]. Only one hard '''Secret World''' is created per save file, therefore only one [[Weapons\|secret weapon]] can be obtained per playthrough.		* The '''Secret World''' is most notable for containing one of 3 possible [[Weapons\|secret weapons]]. Only one hard '''Secret World''' is created per save file, therefore only one [[Weapons\|secret weapon]] can be obtained per playthrough.
	* It is possible to find more than one [[Powerups\|Powerup]] in the same Secret World<ref>[https://youtu.be/bUh0_5z5iDQ Axiom Verge: 2 Powerups in Secret World]</ref>.
	* '''Secret Worlds''' sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through.		* '''Secret Worlds''' sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through.
	* 5 '''Secret Worlds''' are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard.		* 5 '''Secret Worlds''' are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard.
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	* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].		* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].		* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].
			* Despite the difficulty of finding the entrances, '''Secret Worlds''' themselves contain no hidden items or secret paths.

	== Finding Entrances ==		== Finding Entrances ==
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	These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.		These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.

			The easiest way to find entrances are to look for the [http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/axiom-verge/images/5/55/Axiomverge-scanlines2.png/revision/latest interlaced health bar pattern], rather than shooting randomly at walls, as some of the entrances can be rather hard to detect.

	<gallery type="slider" widths="600" hideaddbutton="true">		<gallery type="slider" widths="600" hideaddbutton="true">

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	[[File:~~Secretworlds Map color~~.png\|thumb\|~~353x353px~~]]		[[File:axiomverge-secretworld.png\|thumb\|384x216px\|Inside the Secret World area]]

	== Description ==		== Description ==
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	* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].		* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].		* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].

	~~[[File:axiomverge-secretworld.png\|thumb\|384x216px\|Inside the Secret World area]]~~

	== Finding Entrances ==		== Finding Entrances ==
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	axiomverge-scanlines4.png\|Maximum Effect\|link=File:axiomverge-scanlines4.png\|linktext=Maximum scanline effect next to entrance (fake wall at lower-left corner)		axiomverge-scanlines4.png\|Maximum Effect\|link=File:axiomverge-scanlines4.png\|linktext=Maximum scanline effect next to entrance (fake wall at lower-left corner)
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			[[File:Secretworlds Map color.png\|thumb\|353x353px\|Full list of potential entrances]]

	== Location ==		== Location ==

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	A '''Secret World''' (referred to as ~~'''~~breach pockets~~'''~~ in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.		A '''Secret World''' (referred to as "breach pockets" in [[Journal Page (Note)#Journal Page .28Breach Pockets.29\|one of the journal pages]]) is an alternate area in Axiom Verge that has a "glitched/corrupted" appearance.

	While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.		While in this area, strong scan-lines will appear on the player's screen—as though the game is being viewed on an old cathode ray tube television with greyish static, occasional saturation reduction and vertical sync anomalies shown.
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	Upon entering a '''Secret World''', [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam (like wreckage) caused by [[the Breach]]. [[Trace]] conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.		Upon entering a '''Secret World''', [[Trace]] is warned by [[Elsenova]] to turn back. She tells him that this place is like an artifact—dangerous flotsam and jetsam (like wreckage) caused by [[the Breach]]. [[Trace]] conjectures that it is some kind of "dimensional rift" but that it may contain an [[:Category:Items\|item]] he needs.

	'''Secret World''' entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each '''Secret World''' is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a '''Secret World''' will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file.		'''Secret World''' entrances spawn in random locations throughout [[Sudra]], based on a large pool of potential entrances. The layout of each '''Secret World''' is procedurally generated, and each one is different, being generated from a set of algorithms in the game code. Once entered, a '''Secret World''' will have the same layout when revisited from the same save file.

	* The '''Secret World''' is most notable for containing one of 3 possible [[Weapons\|secret weapons]]. Only one hard '''Secret World''' is created per save file, therefore only one [[Weapons\|secret weapon]] can be obtained per playthrough.		* The '''Secret World''' is most notable for containing one of 3 possible [[Weapons\|secret weapons]]. Only one hard '''Secret World''' is created per save file, therefore only one [[Weapons\|secret weapon]] can be obtained per playthrough.
	* '''Secret Worlds''' sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through.		* '''Secret Worlds''' sometimes contain false doors that appear to lead somewhere, but cannot be passed through.
	* 5 '''Secret Worlds''' are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard.		* 5 '''Secret Worlds''' are created in each save file. 2 Easy, 2 Medium and 1 Hard.
	* Each '''Secret World''' contains one primary, and one secondary item.		* Each '''Secret World''' contains one primary, and one secondary item.
	* Easy '''Secret Worlds''' are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]].		* Easy '''Secret Worlds''' are found in [[Absu]], [[Zi]] and [[Kur]].
	* Easy items: Primary - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].		* Easy items: Primary - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* Medium '''Secret Worlds''' are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]].		* Medium '''Secret Worlds''' are found in [[Eribu]], [[Indi]] and [[Ukkin-Na]].
	* Medium items: Primary - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].		* Medium items: Primary - [[Range Node]] or [[Size Node]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* The Hard '''Secret World''' can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]].		* The Hard '''Secret World''' can be found in [[Edin]], [[E-Kur-Mah]] or [[Mar-Uru]].
	* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].		* Hard items: Primary - [[Heat Seeker]], [[Scissor Beam]] or [[Fat Beam]]. Secondary - [[Health Node Fragment]].
	* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].		* The Hard secret world entrances can be puzzles involving the use of the [[Red Coat]].
	* Despite the difficulty of finding the entrances, '''Secret Worlds''' themselves contain no hidden items or secret paths.		* Despite the difficulty of finding the entrances, '''Secret Worlds''' themselves contain no hidden items or secret paths.
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	== Finding Entrances ==		== Finding Entrances ==

	The area around an entrance to a '''Secret World''' causes visible "scanlines" to show on the screen that intensify as [[Trace]] gets closer to where it can be entered. These scanlines are first visible on the health bar, but easily noticeable covering the whole screen when very close. At close range, the effect just outside of the entrance is at about half of what is shown inside a '''Secret World''' map.		The area around an entrance to a '''Secret World''' causes visible "scanlines" to show on the screen that intensify as [[Trace]] gets closer to where it can be entered. These scanlines are first visible on the health bar, but easily noticeable covering the whole screen when very close. At close range, the effect just outside of the entrance is at about half of what is shown inside a '''Secret World''' map.

	These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.		These effects happen even when finding Hard world entrances. They can also happen in a different room, if the entrance is close enough to the opposite wall in the other room.

	The easiest way to find entrances are to look for the [http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/axiom-verge/images/5/55/Axiomverge-scanlines2.png/revision/latest interlaced health bar pattern], rather than shooting randomly at walls, as some of the entrances can be rather hard to detect.		The easiest way to find entrances are to look for the [http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/axiom-verge/images/5/55/Axiomverge-scanlines2.png/revision/latest interlaced health bar pattern], rather than shooting randomly at walls, as some of the entrances can be rather hard to detect.
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	== Location ==		== Location ==
	Five entrances are randomly created from the possible ones shown on the map in each save file. 2 easy, 2 medium and 1 hard.		Five entrances are randomly created from the possible ones shown on the map in each save file. 2 easy, 2 medium and 1 hard.

	Each entrance will have one of nine properties:		Each entrance will have one of nine properties:
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	# WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.		# WALLTELEPORT - Trace must use the [[Modified Lab Coat]] or its upgrades to enter.
	# DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.		# DRONEACCESS - Trace must use the [[Remote Drone]] - the vertical gap is too small for Trace to fit through.
	# PASSWORD - Unused?		# PASSWORD - Unused?
	# OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - this may be a puzzle (access diagonally?).		# OVERCLOCK - Trace must use [[Red Coat]] to enter - this may be a puzzle (access diagonally?).

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	== References ==		== References ==
	<references />		<references />[[Category:Areas]]
	[[Category:Areas]]