The Opposite Reality Wiki

**Welcome to the The Opposite Reality Wiki!**
This is like the Backrooms and Choose Your Own Adventure rolled into one. On this page, I would put a link to Level 0, but it hasn't been created yet.

## For editors

Want to edit this wiki? Here are the rules:

1. Page creation is not yet allowed.
2. If you still want to edit, find a page (or click the random page button). Then, between the Survival Difficulty and Exits headings (if there is an entrances heading then delete it and its contents), enter in a heading titled 'Description'. Here you can describe the level (make sure the description is realted to the survival difficulty).
3. Other than that, standard Fandom rules in place.

## A guide to survival difficulties

### Safety

The first bullet point will declare whether the level is safe or unsafe. If it says safe, then human military forces are protecting the level. This does not necessarily mean you are completely safe. If it says unsafe, human military forces have not yet been able to access the level. This does not necessarily mean you are unsafe, but you are more at risk.

### Security

The second bullet point will declare whether the level is secure or unsecure. If it says secure, then it means that humans have explored and mapped the level. The map is available on r/ormaps. If it says unsecure, then the level is unexplored and unmapped. You may get lost.

### Entity Count

The third bullet point will declare how many entities there are. These are shown here.

#### No entities detected

Human devices have been unable to detect any entities.

#### Low Entity Count

Entities have been detected, but they are far and spread out, with an average of 0.01 - 1 per square kilometer.

#### Moderate Entity Count

Entities have been detected, and there are quite a few of them, with an average of 1 - 10 per square kilometer.

#### High Entity Count

Entities have been detected, and there are a lot. There is an average of 10 - 100 per square kilometer.

#### Infested with entities

There are entities everywhere, and you are very likely to bump into one. Average of 100+ per square kilometer.

### Class #

The survival class has the recommended precautions to take when exploring the level. They are shown below.

#### Class 0

If the level has been marked Class 0, then safety is guaranteed. All entities, if any, are friendly. There is no chance of getting lost.

#### Class 1

There is some danger, but not much. You may find a few dangerous entities, but most are friendly. You might get lost if you wander too far.

#### Class 2

There is a bit more danger now that you need to be aware of. There are a few dangerous entities within the level, and there is a higher chance of getting lost.

#### Class 3

If you are unable to take difficult challenges, it is recommended that you back out now. There are a lot of dangerous entities, and a high chance of getting lost.

#### Class 4

Only the best could tackle a Class 4 level. Most people are recommended to leave once it hits Class 4. Entities are very dangerous, and just taking a few steps may get you hopelessly lost.

#### Class 5

No one survives Class 5. All entities are extremely dangerous and impossible to defeat. You will be lost within the first step, and the walls, floor, and ceiling will always be changing. If you find yourself in a Class 5 level, give up. You have no hope.