Wormholes - Revision history

woothie: Brainfart on W-3's DF spectrum

2020-09-22T18:52:39Z

Brainfart on W-3's DF spectrum

woothie: It's DF, not DG oops lol

2020-09-22T18:05:27Z

It's DF, not DG oops lol

woothie: Typo fix

2020-09-22T15:13:08Z

Typo fix

woothie: Changed subspace holes from needing lv. 3 in WN to lv. 4. Clarified how locked DG holes are unlocked.

2020-09-22T13:39:30Z

Changed subspace holes from needing lv. 3 in WN to lv. 4. Clarified how locked DG holes are unlocked.

woothie: Formatting changes

2020-09-22T13:06:13Z

Formatting changes

woothie: Removed the old pictures

2020-09-22T13:04:43Z

Removed the old pictures

woothie: Added header to the wormhole table. Removed editor's note.

2020-09-22T13:01:44Z

Added header to the wormhole table. Removed editor's note.

woothie: Updated wormhole graphics to Star Sonata 2, and included animated variants. Added visual descriptions of each wormhole type. Moved wormhole information into a table with corresponding level required in Warp Navigation to use it. Temp. kept old list

2020-09-22T12:56:28Z

Updated wormhole graphics to Star Sonata 2, and included animated variants. Added visual descriptions of each wormhole type. Moved wormhole information into a table with corresponding level required in Warp Navigation to use it. Temp. kept old list

Nappy at 05:02, 18 May 2018

2018-05-18T05:02:39Z

Simon at 14:56, 27 April 2011

2011-04-27T14:56:24Z

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 |[[Image:Warp3_Wormhole_animated_final.gif|center]]
 |Yellow and very light yellow in colour with white specks spiraling into the vortex.
-Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] between 80 and 120, also known as W-3 space.
+Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] from 130 and up, also known as W-3 space.
 On the map, these galaxies are fuchsia pink circles.

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 |[[Image:Warp0_wormhole_anim.gif|center]]
 |Light purple in colour with white specks spiraling into the vortex.
-Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DG]] between 0 and 20, also known as W-0 space.
+Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] between 0 and 20, also known as W-0 space.
 On the map, these galaxies are green circles.
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 |[[Image:Warp1_wormhole_anim.gif|center]]
 |Black and white in colour with white specks spiraling into the vortex.
-Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DG]] between 30 and 70, also known as W-1 space.
+Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] between 30 and 70, also known as W-1 space.
 On the map, these galaxies are blue circles.
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 |[[Image:Warp2_wormhole_anim.gif|center]]
 |Rainbow-coloured with white specks spiraling into the vortex.
-Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DG]] between 80 and 120, also known as W-2 space.
+Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] between 80 and 120, also known as W-2 space.
 On the map, these galaxies are red circles.
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 |[[Image:Warp3_Wormhole_animated_final.gif|center]]
 |Yellow and very light yellow in colour with white specks spiraling into the vortex.
-Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DG]] between 80 and 120, also known as W-3 space.
+Leads to [[Galaxy|galaxies]] with a [[Danger factor|DF]] between 80 and 120, also known as W-3 space.
 On the map, these galaxies are fuchsia pink circles.

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 These are locked and cannot be entered without killing all nearby enemies or using a particular item from your ship's inventory to unlock it.
-They are otherwise idential to their unlocked variant.
+They are otherwise identical to their unlocked variant.
 |}
 [[Category:Astral_Bodies]] [[Category:Star_Systems]]

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 Examples of [[List_of_permanent_star_systems|galaxies]] these can lead to are [[Iq' Bana]], [[Rumble Mumble]] and [[Lunacy]].
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+|4
 |[[Image:Subspace Gate.jpg|center]]
 |[[Image:Subspace_Gate_anim.gif|center]]
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 Leads to [[Dungeon_Galaxy|dungeon galaxies]] (abbreviated DG).
-These are locked and cannot be entered without using a particular item from your ship's inventory to unlock it.
+These are locked and cannot be entered without killing all nearby enemies or using a particular item from your ship's inventory to unlock it.
 They are otherwise idential to their unlocked variant.

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 '''Wormholes''' (also known as ''warp gates''), are the connection points between [[Galaxy|galaxies]]. You can navigate through them by pressing the "F" key or by double-clicking on a galaxy in the [[Galaxy Map|galaxy map]] for those with [[Astral Travel]] skill. There are nine different wormhole graphics for the most common wormholes that indicate what lies beyond the gate, not counting special cases (e.g. [[The Serengeti]]).
-Some wormholes require a minimum of certain level in the [[Warp_Navigation]] [[Skills|skill]] to go through. The type of wormhole generally indicate what range of [[Danger_factor|danger factor]] (abbreviated DF) the destination galaxy is in. For example, the black-and-white wormholes which require Warp Navigation 1 or higher lead to galaxies with a DF between 30 and 70. Because these wormholes require level 1 in Warp Navigation, these galaxies are also said to be in "W-1" space.
+Some wormholes require a minimum of certain level in the [[Warp Navigation]] [[Skills|skill]] to go through. The type of wormhole generally indicate what range of [[Danger_factor|danger factor]] (abbreviated DF) the destination galaxy is in. For example, the black-and-white wormholes which require Warp Navigation 1 or higher lead to galaxies with a DF between 30 and 70. Because these wormholes require level 1 in Warp Navigation, these galaxies are also said to be in "W-1" space.
 Besides the nine wormhole types described below, there are also some unique/special-case wormholes in the game. Examples include the gate to [[The Serengeti]] and the gate to the race track in [[Micron]]. The gate to The Serengeti requires level 4 in Warp Navigation.
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 On the map, these galaxies are green circles.
-Examples of [[List_of_permanent_star_systems|galaxies]] these can lead to are [[Sol]], [[Free_Market|Free Market]] and [[Paxius]].
+Examples of [[List_of_permanent_star_systems|galaxies]] these can lead to are [[Sol]], [[Free Market]] and [[Paxius]].
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 See also: [[Warp Navigation]], [[Transwarp]].
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-'''Wormholes''' (also known as ''warp gates''), are the connection points between [[Galaxy|galaxies]]. You can navigate through them by pressing the "F" key or by double-clicking on a galaxy in the galaxy map for those with [[Astral Travel]] skill. There are nine different wormhole graphics that indicate what lies beyond the gate.
+'''Wormholes''' (also known as ''warp gates''), are the connection points between [[Galaxy|galaxies]]. You can navigate through them by pressing the "F" key or by double-clicking on a galaxy in the [[Galaxy Map|galaxy map]] for those with [[Astral Travel]] skill. There are nine different wormhole graphics for the most common wormholes that indicate what lies beyond the gate, not counting special cases (e.g. [[The Serengeti]]).
-See also: [[Warp Navigation]].
+Some wormholes require a minimum of certain level in the [[Warp_Navigation]] [[Skills|skill]] to go through. The type of wormhole generally indicate what range of [[Danger_factor|danger factor]] (abbreviated DF) the destination galaxy is in. For example, the black-and-white wormholes which require Warp Navigation 1 or higher lead to galaxies with a DF between 30 and 70. Because these wormholes require level 1 in Warp Navigation, these galaxies are also said to be in "W-1" space.
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 | style="vertical-align: top" | Warp 4, [[Concourse]]&nbsp;:<br>[[Image:Concourse Gate.jpg]]<br>Warp 4, [[Subspace]]&nbsp;:<br>[[Image:Subspace Gate.jpg]]<br>Special&nbsp;:<br>[[Image:Special.png]]<br>[[Dungeon Galaxy|Dungeon Galaxies]] (Abbreviated [[Dungeon Galaxy|DG]]) &amp; Locked Version (Requires [[Neural Keysyncs]])<br>[[Image:Dungeon.png]]_________[[Image:Locked.png]]<br>Gate to [[The Serengeti]], [[Warp Navigation]] 4: <br>[[Image:The Serengeti.jpg|200px|left|Serengeti]]
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 [[Category:Astral_Bodies]] [[Category:Star_Systems]]

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	'''Wormholes''' (also known as ''warp gates''), are the connection points between [[Galaxy\|galaxies]]. You can navigate through them by pressing the "F" key or by double-clicking on a galaxy in the galaxy map for those with [[Astral Travel]] skill. There are nine different wormhole graphics that indicate what lies beyond the gate.		'''Wormholes''' (also known as ''warp gates''), are the connection points between [[Galaxy\|galaxies]]. You can navigate through them by pressing the "F" key or by double-clicking on a galaxy in the galaxy map for those with [[Astral Travel]] skill. There are nine different wormhole graphics that indicate what lies beyond the gate.
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		+	See also: [[Warp Navigation]].

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