The Backrooms Experience - RPG

What are backrooms? (Backrooms are represented as an anomalous dimension outside of reality, composed of multiple "levels" with distinct architectures and dangerous entities, where those who enter are trapped in an endless labyrinth; their places are "liminal.") What is a "Liminal Space"? (A liminal space is a place or state of transition: that threshold between what has already been and what is to come. It can be physical (like a hallway, an empty airport, or a staircase) or emotional (like adolescence, grief, or after a breakup). It is not a destination, but an intermediate step. What makes it so unsettling is that it seems familiar, yet devoid of context. For example, an empty school, without people, noise, or life.) What is Noclip? (Noclip literally means "without clipping," where clipping refers to collision detection. The term is used to describe when someone "goes off the map" of reality: due to a mistake, a quantum glitch, or a crack in space, you pass through a wall and You end up somewhere else... or on another level of existence. It's as if reality has a bug and you accidentally triggered it. (For example, pressing yourself against a wall and going to another level.)

Level of the backrooms explanation: (Levels are what constitute the Backrooms as a whole. Levels can vary in shape and size: some may be outdoors, while others may be indoors. A level is a spatial anomaly, infinite or finite, that possesses unusual properties that distinguish it from other levels. The most common locations within the Backrooms are its numerous corridors, large, labyrinthine structures that can disorient some. Due to the entities present and the lack of stable geometry on some levels, these levels can be challenging for those who wish to traverse them. Furthermore, levels can contain entities, objects, and properties that are part of the Backrooms ecosystem.)

Level 0 - The Lobby: (Level 0 is an expansive, non-Euclidean space resembling the back rooms of a retail store. All rooms on Level 0 share the same surface characteristics, such as faded, monochrome yellow wallpaper, old, damp carpeting, scattered electrical outlets, and inconsistently placed fluorescent lighting. Aside from these common features, no two rooms are identical within the level. The fluorescent lighting on Level 0 hums at a constant frequency. While the level may be safe for those with at least a basic understanding of the Backrooms, as Level 0 poses no real danger due to the absence of entities, it is not safe for vagrants newly entering the Backrooms due to their lack of knowledge. They don't know where they are, they don't know how to move forward, they don't know the No-clip and they don't know how to survive, so the stress, anxiety, anguish and the constant buzzing of the fluorescent lights on the level will most likely end up causing them to suffer from migraines, headaches and in severe cases hallucinations, which can make the homeless completely lose touch with reality. The most significant threat on Level 0 is the severe lack of available resources. Since the fluid saturating the carpet has been deemed unsafe for human consumption, most are likely to perish before finding a way out due to prolonged dehydration, starvation, and exhaustion. Finding an emergency exit door and entering it will take you to Level 1.

• Level 0 Class: Partially Insured. Not Insured. Lacking Entities = Class 0)) Level 1 - Habitable Zone: (Level 1 is a standard warehouse with concrete floors and walls. Exposed rebar, tools, industrial vehicles (such as wheelbarrows and forklifts), and supply crates can be found. Unlike Level 0, this level has a constant supply of water and electricity, allowing the homeless to survive as long as proper precautions are taken. Supply crates are randomly scattered throughout the level, often containing a mix of vital items (such as food, drinks, Almond Water, Royal Rations, batteries, tarps, weapons, clothing, flashlights, and medical supplies) and random objects (car parts, boxes of pens, syringes, paper, coins from different eras and countries, among others). However, these crates can also contain dangerous items for the homeless, such as Cashew Water and Liquid Pain. Adjacent Areas in Level 1: These are areas located within this same level, and they are as follows: The Corridors: As the name suggests, these are a series of corridors accessible through black metal doors found at various points on the level. The walls here are white, and the lighting is in perfect working order. Parking Lots: These are large parking lots that cover significant portions of Level 1. They are large, sprawling, and empty, and fog and power outages are still present here. Entities are also more commonly found here. Entities: Entities typically lurk on Level 1, especially when the lights are off. Known entities on Level 1 include Dullers, Adult Facelings, Hounds, and Skin Stealers. Exit: Walking through any extended corridor will take you to Level 2.
• Level 1 Class: Safe. Insured. Minimun Entities= Class 1)) Level 2 - Pipe Dreams: (Level 2 consists of an underground sewage system with narrow hallways and rooms. Both the walls and the floor are made of concrete, which makes them practically indestructible with the means known until now. Occasionally, it is possible to find stairs leading to lower levels, but full exploration of these levels is rare due to the difficult conditions that occur when descending deeper. Hallways and rooms vary in size, from 1.5 to 2 meters wide and 2 to 3 meters high to as narrow as 90 to 100 centimeters wide and with a height of 1.30 to 1.50 meters. On this level, you will find machines and pipes that run throughout the place. Many of these no longer work, especially those at higher levels. At the level, temperatures are generally around 30°C (86°F), but can reach up to 46°C (114°F) at lower levels, especially in areas where numerous machines operate. In these high temperature areas, the air becomes polluted, which can cause nausea, vomiting, and lung problems if breathed for long periods. Entities: Insane's, Death Moths, Bursters, Clumps and Hounds. Exit: Contrary to popular belief, not all doors in it Level 2 they are closed or lead to dead ends. Some can lead to Level 3
• Level 2 Class: Unsafe. Not Insured. Low Number of Entities and Abundant Heat = Class 3 level)) Level 3 -Electric Station: (He Level 3 it resembles a complex of rooms and hallways equipped with complex machinery and electrical appliances. Its architecture suggests that it is an abandoned power station, but that it is still operating. The Level 3 facilities are neglected, with worm-eaten areas, pieces of loose cables and large machinery that furnish their infinite confines. The floor of the level will be well preserved, although with traces of deterioration and some dents in its surface, while the walls are usually a little more neglected, with sections where beams and small pipes are exposed. The ceiling will be occupied by some LED lights, pipes that circulate throughout the level and some communicators or speakers. The lighting is intermittent, with well-lit sectors and others absent from itin addition to having the usual buzz of previous levels. The hallways of the Level 3 they are completely twisted and narrow. They are planned inconsistently as if it were a maze, which is why it is easy to get lost and exposed to dead-end sections of the level. There are sectors where large mounds of cables are scattered on the floor or sprouting from the walls or ceiling, accompanied by some voltage meters or some tangled electrical device, The abundant machinery within the level makes temperatures uncomfortably warm, but generally bearable, with an average temperature ranging widely from 18 to 33 °C (66 to 93 °F). Curiously, the more plants you lower, the temperature will rise little by little, potentially reaching temperatures that are dangerous for the health of the wanderer, with the highest temperature ever recorded being 57 °C (135 °F). That is why it is recommended not to go down to the lower floors of the level, and it is advisable to stay on the higher floors. Entities: Level 3 it has many entities that are present in any hallway or room on the level. Encounters of aggressive entities have been sighted Hounds, Insane, Anethikas, Death Moths, Skin Thieves, Dullers and Smilers. Exit: The elevators in the Level 3 they can generally take you to the Level 4 and al Level 5.
• Level 3 Class: Unsafe. Insecured. Ambiental Danger = Class 3) Level 4 - Abandoned Offices: (He Level 4, also known as the "Abandoned Office", it is an infinite complex of rooms and hallways reminiscent of an office with white walls and a gray carpet, with windows that reveal the outside. The main areas of the level are devoid of furniture or anything else not expected in a conventional office, in contrast to some areas that still show evidence of dark markings, suggesting that they once housed office furniture. There are no dangers in the level as in other levels and due to its resources it is considered a safe level and suitable for colonies or outposts or resupply. The level does not have a day or night cycle, however, in the level there are 4 well-differentiated stations with 3-month intervals before changing to another station. Level resources are quite common in many of these can be found in furniture and office areas where many include resources such as food and Almond water. Exits: Level 4 it has occasional exits that lead to the Level 5 or al Level 6.
• Level 4 Class: Safe, Secure, Without Entities = Class Habitable.) Level 5 - Hotel of Terror: (The Level 5 it is an infinite hotel complex, which has all the sections that a hotel could have such as lounges, ballrooms, guest rooms, restaurants, hallways and maintenance rooms. The level has an architecture that suggests it is something relative to the 20th century, with furniture that is presumed to be associated with those from the 1920s. However, various details of the level are combined with more modern aspects, from lighting and decoration to the complete architecture of an entire area of the level. The surroundings of the Level 5 they are full of decorations and furniture from the early 20th century, with the main living room being the area where objects abound on the level. In many areas of the level, you will be able to witness some type of soft jazz playing in the hallways. Tramps will feel overwhelming anxiety and paranoia while within the level. Well, the level is quite well known for rumors of whispers and some presence of something invisible watching them everywhere they go, they feel as if something is touching their shoulder, back or heel, that there are shadows that move quickly from one place to another. another, that they look at them through the paintings and that objects fall, move or disappear when they are not observed. Throughout the Level 5 there are 3 main areas listed below: The Main Room: is the main section of the Level 5 and it is the most common area for discoveries. The walls are covered with mahogany red and gold embellished wallpaper. Tramps have reported that there are "on wallpaper and many other decorative objects"faces"they apparently tend to stare at homeless people. Ballroom: The Ballroom appears to be the main central area in the Level 5. The room itself is very spacious. Doors can be found everywhere, although the number of them appears to be random, The contents of the table include many drinks and an unfinished game of Mahjong. Boiler Room: Boiler area is quite huge and crowded due to the large amount of antique machinery found throughout its interior. The area contains large antique machinery as mentioned above, and large industrial pipes covering the walls, all interlocking, which consequently makes the design of the place very claustrophobic. Exhaust valves cover the pipes in the walls, since the Almond water it seems to flow through the pipes. The water pressure appears to cause the pipes to leak. Entities: In the Level 5 there is an abundant population of Death Moths that they have created nests around this level, not to mention that this level has become the main hive of this entity. Most fly out of dark rooms that swarm the hallways. The beast of the level 5 also lives here. Exit: Travel deep into the Boiler Room until you reach the Level 6, although it is not recommended due to extreme heat.
• Level 5 Class: Unsafe, Insecured, Infestation of Entities = Level class 5) Level 6 - Lights Out: (Level 6 can be described as a sprawling complex of interconnected rooms resembling those of a house. There are many types of rooms within the level, such as living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens. The hallways found here are typically narrow and very labyrinthine. The main characteristic of this level is that it is completely shrouded in dense darkness. Any attempt to illuminate the level, whether with a simple lighter, a flashlight, or even trying to light an entire room, will be a complete waste of time. It's not unusual, but after spending a few minutes on the level, the vagrant will develop their own night vision, as their irises open to their maximum capacity to allow as much light as possible into their eyes. Entities: There have been reports of people sensing the presence of various entities on this level, including Skin Stealers, Smilers, Hounds, and Death Moths. Exit: Exploring enough can take you to the level 7.
• Level 6 Class: Mysterious properties, unknown information, undocumented entities = Class indeterminate.) Level 7 - Thalassophobia: (Level 7 is a completely infinite ocean that stretches in all directions. It's worth noting that Level 7 is a combination of a flooded building, which deepens as you descend, and a freshwater sea. The starting area, as its name suggests, is the first zone of the level. This zone is usually the safest on the entire level. The level begins in what appears to be a modern duplex apartment. If the vagrant looks out the windows, they will see a vast, open, and seemingly endless sea, where the sky is also visible, whether day or night. Single Entity: The only entity present here is "The Level 7 Entity," which appears to have eliminated all life on this level. It is rare to find it in shallower areas. Exit: The most well-known exit from Level 7 is located in an underwater cave, that send you to the level 8.
• Level 7 Class: Insecure, Unsafe, always stalked by an entity = Class 3) Level 8 - Cave System: (Level 8 resembles a system of enormous caverns and smaller cave systems that twist and turn like any other collective underground system. Like Level 6, it is partially dark, lacking adequate light sources, which slightly hinders its documentation. The light emanating from Level 8 tends to be artificial, of unknown origin, as if it were impregnated into the walls, which transmit it with a dim, opaque tone. It tends to be a very humid area, with almond water flowing from the walls and ceiling, specifically from the stalactites and stalagmites. Stalactites and stalagmites appear to be very common on Level 8, giving it a somewhat eerie and inhospitable appearance. Entities: Many dangerous entities reside on Level 8, such as Smilers, Skin Stealers, Wretches, male and female Death Moths, and Clumps. Exits: You can randomly fall through the floor of Level 8 to end up in Level 9.
• Level 5 Class: Unsafe, Insecured, Infestation of Entities = Level class 5) Level 9 - Dark Suburbs: (He Level 9 it is an extensive and winding network of paved streets and highways and North American residential houses, recreating a kind of modern suburban neighborhood. The level does not have any source of natural light, as this level will be permanently under an eternal night. Additionally, artificial light sources that can barely be found at this level rarely work. On the other hand, the level is covered by a thick fog that only contributes to darkness and lack of visibility. Along with the strong winds and storms that occasionally hit the level, the average temperature usually oscillates around 10 °C. The most common structures on the level are the numerous houses found here, each in a different state of disrepair. Some have architecture dating back to the 18th century, Others can merge with other buildings, with the possibility of forming chains of countless houses. These anomalies manifest themselves with a wide range of possibilities: The walls can connect with other houses, forming solid structures filled with concrete and rebar. Entities: He Level 9 it has a significantly high number and variety of entities. Listed below are all currently documented entities at the level: Windows, Neighborhood Watchers, Mangleds, Wranglers and Anethikas.)

Entities of the Backrooms: Smilers: (Smilers are highly hostile entities common in most levels with dark areas. These entities are notorious predators of humans, who are their only known food source. The first thing you'll notice about a Smiler is its glowing eyes and its grin formed by multiple dangerously sharp teeth—nothing more. Smilers are hostile to virtually all life forms, and their primary prey is usually humans. As mentioned, Smilers generally inhabit levels with dark areas. To survive an encounter with a Smiler, you must remain calm, turn off all the lights, and slowly back away.) DeathMoths: (Death Moths are one of the most common entities currently known in the Backrooms, their primary habitat being Level 5. Their heads are comparatively small in relation to their bodies. On the sides of their heads are compound eyes made up of thousands of ommatidia that exhibit a deep black coloration. They have a pair of long, feathery antennae. Death Moths hunt to obtain energy and nutrition, which is why they hunt humans. These entities are characterized by their sexual dimorphism. While the females are the primary hunters and neutralize their targets directly through brute force, the males are slightly smaller than the females and are passive unless provoked. Almond Water exerts an exceptionally strong attraction on male Death Moths. Precisely because of this irresistible attraction, vagrants can ingeniously use Almond Water as a means of taming male Death Moths. Once these are successfully domesticated, they will be of great help to the homeless by helping them defend themselves against various entities.) Clumps: (Clumps are extremely hostile entities that resemble clusters of human limbs emerging and scattering in all directions. They are usually composed primarily of arms rather than legs, which they propel themselves with great force; although they also possess a large number of legs, these are hidden from the observer. They tend to inhabit narrow, enclosed spaces such as vents, cabinets, or tight-fitting furniture. These entities are known for their great intelligence when capturing their victims. This is why they are found in enclosed, rather than open, areas, likely because these spaces make it easier to corner their prey. When not concealed, Clumps are very cautious and avoid contact with other entities or humans. If you see a Clump, back away slowly without being seen (in extreme situations, you may need to run). Remain silent when near a Clump, keep at least 3 meters away, and retreat slowly upon hearing the sound of uneven footsteps.) Dullers: (Identified as Dullers, these imposing creatures inhabit most dangerous levels. They have a human-like structure, yet lack several prominent features, such as a face including ears, eyes, and a nose. Multiple arms protrude from their bodies, granting them greater flexibility for performing multiple actions simultaneously. They have been seen with as few as two or as many as four arms. The Duller's most distinctive feature is its immense mouth, located below its head, in the neck area. Dullers apparently tend to wander aimlessly across numerous levels when they are not hungry. Occasionally, they can remain standing motionless for extended periods, without moving a single muscle. However, when the entity begins to feel hunger, it will start searching for any living being with the intention of attacking and devouring it. It also attempts to be stealthy, cautiously approaching the wanderer to catch them off guard.) Facelings: (Facelings, informally referred to as "faceless humans," are a humanoid species that inhabits most of the currently discovered levels of the Backrooms, and are considered one of the most common entities found there. These entities share great similarities with humans; in fact, they take on the appearance of a Homo sapiens (human), with the difference that they lack faces. The height of Facelings depends on their age and gender, as there are also female Facelings alongside the well-known "Adult Facelings," "Child Facelings," and "Elderly Facelings." They usually wear whatever clothing is available to them, ranging from formal attire such as suits, dresses, or even uniforms, to casual clothing such as sweatshirts, vests, and so on. However, these entities will never be found without clothes. They understand sign language perfectly, as well as Braille and auditory information. Their behavior varies depending on several factors. Facelings who appear to be of a sufficiently mature age are usually humanitarian and do not act with hostility unless provoked. However, those facelings who appear to be children will, for no apparent reason, be mischievous and, in some cases, hostile. Normally, though, they are completely uninterested in the homeless and mostly preoccupied with their own affairs.) Hounds: (The name "Hound" comes from the dog-like nature of these Entities, crawling on all fours and mauling anyone that provokes them. Hounds are humanoids with strange biology, with arms and legs that are built for travel on all fours. They are highly aggressive, and are made aggressive when they see someone in an aggressive state, but can be intimidated by direct eye contact. Hounds become hostile the moment they see a human. However, they become intimidated when you give direct eye contact and stare them down. This won't work for long however, but it should be enough time to get your bearings and make a run for it. If a hound is near Keep direct eye contact with Hounds if one is approaching you and Stay out of sight if you hear growling) Skin-Stealers: (Commonly known as "Skin Thieves," these are among the most feared entities in the Backrooms because their diet consists almost entirely of human flesh and facelings. A Skin Thief appears as a pale yellow humanoid with bulging, completely white eyes. They possess a highly developed muscular build, large hands and feet, three claw-like fingers, and a mouth that can open disproportionately wide. A Skin Thief's skin is covered in microscopic protrusions similar to the suckers on an octopus's tentacles, though they rarely know how to use them effectively, aside from adhering to walls. When hungry, they will use these abilities to lure their prey and tear off their skin, as previously mentioned. When wearing skin as a disguise, they often adopt human-like behavior, mimicking sounds from the language of people in their area.) Wretches: (commonly known as "Insanities" or "Wretches," is the result of prolonged stress and other factors. An Insanity's appearance closely resembles that of a human, a kind of "mutated" version. They have bright red skin, very similar to exposed human flesh, and generally exhibit deformities due to the appearance of cysts, emerging holes, or muscle swelling. One of the most characteristic features of these entities is their enormous smiles, caused by their peculiar anatomies. They are frequently found in a wide variety of areas with human activity or high danger, all because their origin is directly linked to human presence. When a human suffers from constant stress or madness, whether caused by the constant need to flee, lack of sleep, or poor diet, they are likely to suffer the effects of the so-called "Insanity Syndrome," a phenomenon that leads to transformation into the entity. An insane person, being essentially a person in a frenzied state, often scratches the walls or curls up in the fetal position due to conditions like depression or claustrophobia, causing them to desist from attacking. It is important not to try to help them. If an insane person bites you, drink almond water constantly to avoid the syndrome.) Entity of level 7: (It takes the form of a fish nearly 4 meters long. It has scales in shades of gray and white, though some parts appear damaged. It possesses one eye on each side of its body, like most fish, long, sharp fins, and pointed teeth that are its primary weapon. It closely resembles a barracuda. ​​The entity circles its potential victims in a manner similar to a shark. Whenever you see any movement underwater, you must flee immediately and climb onto any surface or the nearest furniture. If there is no surface nearby, escape will be extremely difficult, and the only hope in these cases is to hold your breath, remain completely still, and avoid making any noise; perhaps the entity will leave.) Wranglers: (Wranglers are hybrid entities, resembling a cross between an octopus and a snake, that use their bodies to distract and confuse their prey, luring them into a near-hypnotic state. These entities typically appear in cave areas. They have a total of nine tentacles and a slimy, dark brown skin. Their heads are oval-shaped, similar to an octopus's, with two large, glowing white eyes and a skeletal, white nose. Wranglers are enormous creatures that use their bodies to burrow through the ground, allowing them to travel quickly to capture their prey. Their bodies twist and turn with a drill-like motion, cutting through the hard material of the Level. They can also induce hypnotic effects on Wanderers to attract them. They can use this ability to their advantage as a hunting tactic; some Wanderers report that their hypnotic techniques can make their prey believe they are human, thus drawing them closer. If you hear loud, rumbling vibrations, evacuate the area immediately.) Beast of the Level 5: ("The Beast of Level 5," or simply "The Beast," is a humanoid, blue, octopus-like creature standing 1.82 meters tall. It wears a suit, has intimidating blue-violet eyes, and a scaly torso. As its name suggests, this entity is exclusive to this level and is believed to be its dominant presence. The Beast has the ability to camouflage itself within its surroundings, with the exception of slightly exposing its face. Furthermore, the Beast can camouflage objects, making many of the traps it sets go unnoticed by the vagrants. The Beast can significantly alter the design and architecture of Level 5 at will. However, one theory suggests that the Beast has a cooldown period for this power, preventing it from capturing as many victims as it wants. It's worth noting, however, that the Beast will not attack immediately; instead, it will slowly induce a trance-like state in the vagrant. After this, the entity will explicitly reveal itself to the vagrant and offer him the opportunity to obtain a large amount of resources, be taken to a paradisiacal level, or even escape the Backrooms, all in exchange for working with it. However easily manipulated the vagrant may be in this state, it is strongly advised that under no circumstances should the offer be accepted; it will only manipulate and feed on him. If the offer is rejected, the vagrant should flee the level as soon as possible.) Mangled's: (Mangleds are large, very tall entities that roam the streets of Level 9, searching for a specific wanderer. These creatures have long limbs and are very spider-like, with a more human-like head and face. These entities are extremely dangerous, but also very rare to encounter. They are usually seen alone, among trees or crawling on top of houses. Once you have encountered these fog clouds long enough, a Mangled will appear. They hunt by crawling around large structures of almost impossible shapes. When these entities see you, they will emit a distorted, wind-like noise from their mouths, a sound that can be heard for miles around. These entities typically measure around 9 to 15 meters tall, with their long legs, and are very easy to spot, but these creatures seem to have the ability to change the size and thickness of their limbs.) Neighborhood Watchman: (Entity 96, identified as "Neighborhood Watchers," are a series of highly dangerous entities that resemble human eyes. They possess exceptional sight and touch, capable of perceiving an individual's presence from kilometers away; however, they are incapable of hearing. These entities are more prevalent on levels with open environments, such as Level 9. Neighborhood Watchers consist of three distinct categories: Watchers, Passersby, and Swimmers. Watchers, also referred to as "Observers," are characterized by their gigantic, eyeball-like structures with multiple optic veins protruding from their surfaces. They have the ability to levitate and move at speeds comparable to an athlete, as well as glide across the suburban areas of Level 9 in search of life. Upon detecting prey, Observers emit a beam of light from their pupils that instantly transforms any living matter fully absorbed by the light into a fine gray powder.

• Passersby possess six eight-footed appendages composed of choroids, nerves, and veins centralized beneath their main eyeball. Passersby are remarkably flexible despite their size, making them expert hunters and allowing them to reach the interiors of buildings, so hiding in shallow rooms is not advisable. They have been recorded reaching speeds of up to 90 km/h, making escape impossible.
• Swimmers, the smallest of the three categories, are about the size of a hand and adapted to aquatic life. They possess a smooth, flexible, yet strong muscular structure that allows them to navigate confined spaces, such as pipes and hoses. With eight optic nerves arranged similarly to octopuses, swimmers can leave the water to slowly pursue any organism they detect in an attempt to destroy it. Despite their small stature, they can grip their victims with great force and will attempt to submerge and drown them. If drowning is not an option, they will resort to tearing off exposed appendages to incapacitate their prey.) Windows: (Commonly known as "Windows," these humanoid figures use windows and other parts of buildings as traps. A Window's appearance is almost identical to that of a human, differing only in that they don't wear clothes and have intensely red eyes. While the most common name for them is "Window," they are also capable of using any type of structure in a building or natural area, such as doors, cracks, vents, hollow trees, sewers, and many others. Because of this, other Vagabonds prefer to call them "Stalkers," encompassing all possibilities. There are two ways a Window can hunt you: through manipulation or by hiding. As mentioned before, Windows often pretend to be exits from a level or a way to return to your loved ones, but they can also be very silent, to the point that you don't realize they are there until it's too late; in those cases, you will have to be alert and look for any black silhouette or a pair of red eyes in your surroundings.)

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