• Special Advisory to All Travelers: legal Release From Liability is required before entry. All visitors please be advised that retrieval teams will not be dispatched if you run into difficulty. A commission on interdiction has been convened and a Quarantine order has been issued. SCP team on loan will examine all travelers and items brought back for contamination. Agents of board and SCP are authorized to employ lethal force up to and including kiloton yields to enforce quarantine.
• Tech Level: T7, going down to T6 and up to T8. Effective tech level varies, due to ill understanding by dominant polity (See Dossier 12-Imperium Of Man, section 5-Technology [pages 93-105]).
• Magic/Psionics Level: 5, with major reality warpers present in large numbers.
• Hazard Rating: XXXX+ Large Numbers of Assimilation entities extant. Leading power known for xenocidal policies. Major Memetic Hazards Present in large numbers. Main Polity in state of ongoing collapse.
• Notes: Visitation discouraged by all but highly trained encounter teams. Nonhuman visitors strongly discouraged.

Paragon City

• Tech Level:
  • Majority of populace: 0 (Similar to Earth)
  • Government and select individuals: 6-7 (dimension breaching, but no interstellar travel)
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Majority of populace: 0
  • Government and select individuals: 2-4
• Hazard Rating: XXX
• Notes: Populace very accepting of unusual phenomena and beings.

Rogue Isles

• Tech Level:
  • Majority of populace: 0 (Similar to Earth)
  • Government and select individuals: 3-4 (dimension breaching, but no interstellar travel)
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Majority of populace: 0
  • Government and select individuals: 2-4
• Hazard Rating: XX
• Notes: Populace very accepting of unusual phenomena and beings. However, local government (Arachnos) is liable to conscript beings of power into its service.

Praetoria

• Tech Level:
  • Majority of populace: 2
  • Government and select individuals: 2-4 (dimension breaching, but no interstellar travel)
• Magic/psionics Level:
  • Majority of populace: 0
  • Government and select individuals: 2-4
• Hazard Rating: XXX- Prominent thought police, all beings of power required to serve government.
• Notes: Unusual phenomena are the norm in this dimension. Entry into this world is not discouraged, but should remain discreet. Individuals with superhuman abilities are advised to enroll with the locations' respective governments to avoid arousing suspicion. All travelers should be advised of the large number of hostile groups present in each location and that rescue parties will only be launched in extenuating circumstances.

• Tech level: 7 Matter Transmitters in common use, antimatter power is standard on military shipping, FLT commonplace. However, nanotech and non-wetware AI technologies are somewhat stagnated.
  • Bio-engineering: 8 Large numbers of uplift and chimera species species present.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 2-3, going up to 4 or more in rare individuals. Psionics are not uncommon, mostly Empaths/Telepaths with Telekenetics and Astral projectors making up most of the remainder. Teleporters are not unknown.
• Hazard Rating: XX- Much of populace in major polities friendly to aliens, however there are comparatively minor polities where non-dominant species slavery is legal. Law and order is well enforced out until the frontier colonies of the dominant polity. Significant pirate activity in outer regions and unclaimed areas, mostly depending on sabotage to incapacitate target ships. Not insignificant slave trade active in those regions, mostly trafficking in non-humans, often fed by piracy, trading the spoils to the slave-holding polities. There have been tenuous reports of Assimilation entities active in this universe.
• Notes: Most varieties of alien will not be remarked upon in most regions of the dominant polity. There have been unsettling reports of anti-nonhuman activity on earth and human majority colonies however. Recommended tourist destination for uplifts and anthropomorphics. Those with phobias and aversions to such are recommended not to visit. As well, there have been have been reports of a highly expansionist race (see Dossier 458-Faleshkarti) noted for extreme reproductive rates. However, recent breakthroughs in biotech may have resolved these issues. As well, one of the regional capitals and more interesting tourist destinations is noted for harsh drug policies (See tourists' brochure "Visiting Chakona: A tourist's guide to local laws, culture and mores")and because of this visitors are recommended to divest themselves of any recreational chemicals they may possess.

• Tech Level:
  • Terran: 6 FTL travel commonplace, kinetic weapons are the norm for man-portable armaments, laser and plasma weapons not uncommon for larger platforms.
  • Protoss: 8 Highly dependent on innate psionics for many applications, including a unique 'Psi-blade' technology that is favored by their common infantry. Plasma cannon, Advanced FLT, teleportation quite common.
  • Zerg: 6 Products of assimilated biologies
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Terran: 0-3 Runs the general gamut, mostly under governmental control)
  • Protoss:0-4 Large Numbers of combat oriented abilities and skills known. Much of technological base is derived from these. Two main disciplines, Khalai and Dark Templar.
  • Zerg: 0-4 Depending on breed. Mostly non-combat abilities.
• Hazard Rating: XXXX- Major Assimilation Entity active, All major powers in the region (See Dossier 866-Koprulu Sector) in a state of war. Main Human power noted for heavy use of brainwashing in conscription. Reports of external manipulation of situation by an unknown entity, possibly one of the local precursor races, possibly through a an agent(see Dossier 999A-Samir Duran and b- Voice in the Darkness).
• Notes: Local sector in current state of war involving a swarm assimilation entity (see Dossier 642-Zerg). Full conscription in effect in most areas. Little is known about the state of Earth in this Universe (See Dossier 875-United Earth Directorate). Digressional travel is strongly discouraged, especially by non-humans that are unable to disguise themselves as Human. Use of a brainwashing process native to the universe is widespread in the dominant human polity in the most well mapped region(See Dossiers 701 and 566-Neural Resocialization and Terran Dominion)and Board Psis have had little success in reversing the damage done by it.

• Tech Level: 6-9 Level is erratic due to an indigenous energy source that allows for such things as powering giant humanoid mechanical constructs, the spontaneous creation of mass, breaking through the barriers between dimensions, probability manipulation, and the defiance of nearly every known law of physics.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 1-5 Certain individuals are able to manipulate reality up to and including the cosmic level.
• Hazard Rating: X+ Popular tourist destination. There is no excessive conflict, but giant robot use is rampant and accidents do happen.
• Notes: Most of the human population is not registered in any kind of government database, allowing travelers to integrate themselves into society relatively easily. The local giant mecha are powered by a vaguely defined but extraordinarily powerful energy source known as Spiral Power. As a possible byproduct of this energy, a memetic trigger is contained within each mecha that gives the pilot innate knowledge of the machine's functions and controls without any prior training. This factor has made the dimension a popular vacation destination, but travelers should keep in mind that use of Spiral Power has been strictly regulated by the local governments for fear of causing a YK class end-of-the-world scenario (see Dossier 374-Spiral Nemesis). Travelers are advised to adhere to these rules for their own safety as well as others. Anthropomorphs and aliens may travel freely, but be wary of light social prejudice.

• Tech Level: Highly variable, as this "world" is composed of a large number of smaller worlds. Lowest is -9 (Pride Lands- basically no technology), highest is ??? (Space Paranoids, technically a subunit of Radiant Garden)
• Magic/Psionics Level: 1-4 Magic-based combat (and architecture, if Hollow Bastion is any indication) is common, as well as usage of summoned weapons and travel via crossing another plane of existence. Or something like that, anyway—the cosmology around here is a bit complicated.
• Hazard Rating: XX Recently downgraded from XXX. A major assimilation entity (see Dossier-673 "Heartless") has been pushed back recently, but travelers should exercise caution as minor breakthroughs may still occur. There is no other major conflict occurring at present, and locals are largely friendly to anthropomorphs and aliens.

• Tech Level: -5 to -6 Fairly standard late/post iron age technologies. Nothing particularly notable.
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Baseline: 4 Highly interventionist spirit world, but seemingly little in the way of natural magic effects. Reports of "Dragons" with considerable magic power are as of yet unsubstantiated.
  • Human: 0-4 Advanced combat disciplines, possibly some architectural augmentation, astral projection onto the focus of a familiar. There have also been reports of a artificial magical hub, based around a tower serving ends currently unknown.
  • Keidran: 0-3 Dependent upon crystalline magical 'batteries' for any magic use. Other than certain medical operations involving what basically can be described as a 'soul transfusion', effects used run the usual gamut.
  • Basitin: 0 Magic use is actively detrimental to members of this species. Medical examination of those who attempted use of it reveals severe central nervous system degradation. (See Dossier 559-Basitin, Section Biology, Subsection Neurology, pages 23-30)
• Hazard Rating: XXXX Widespread interspecies warfare between Humans and Keidran, with multiple reports of ethnic cleansing by both parties. Slave trade of fairly standard size for technological level is thriving amongst the two combatants, fed by the current state of warfare. Slaves are commonly bound by enchantments and there have been reports that these enchantments cause mental degradation in the victim. Travel is strongly recommended against. However, Recovery teams will be sent after those who signal difficulty, as local arms are easily overpowered by the standard equipment of Enforcement and Rescue.

• Tech Level: -5 Technological progress is not a priority for this world, and two of the four major sentient species actively dislike it. That said, this world boasts extremely sophisticated metalworking capabilities.
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Men, hobbits, dwarves: 0-1
  • Elves: 1-2
  • Maiar/Valar: up to 5
• Hazard Rating: Varies. Highly variable from time period to time period, from X during the years of calm up to XXXX for some potent conflicts. The peak, XXXX+, was registered during the last century of the First Age.
  • Known hazards: Warlike, xenophobic and very fecund Orcs, mind-warping willful artifacts, Nigh Invulnerable monsters serving the Enemy, moderate memetic hazard registered, entities with assimilating powers exist but are rare. Most of the high-level hazards are associated with the faction known as the Shadow (see Dossier 1379-9); travelers are advised to avoid contact.
• Notes: Two major chronal entry points exist: Point 3019-LOTR and Point 1A-SILM. Point 3019 has median Hazard Rating XX, but the world is preparing for a major military conflict at this point, so the Hazard Rating is likely to increase. Point 1A is temporally located near the HR peak and is HR XXXX; casual or freelance travel through this point is highly discouraged.

• Tech Level: -5
• Magic/Psionics Level: most individuals 0-1; magicians are not uncommon and seem to peak out at 3-4; one level 5 entity known. Magical artifacts are common.
• Hazard Rating: X- within Narnia and Archenland; XX elsewhere
• Notes: Main CEP is within the (mostly) temperate and pastoral nation of "Narnia", a charming country that boasts an unusually wide variety of nonhuman intelligent species. Humans are extremely well-received in Narnia, doubtless accounting for its perennial popularity as a tourist destination. Outside Narnia and its protectorate Archenland are at least three hostile nations: the Human-eating Giants to the north, the slave-owning Carlormene to the south, and pirates among the islands to the east.

• Tech Level: -4 Some industrial-level technological analogues exist, but they're actually Magi Tech. Mundane, well-understood technology is a little behind the Industrial Era.
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • Baseline: 0
  • Benders: 2-3
  • Avatars: 4
  • Some larger, older creatures may be level 5, but this is unconfirmed due to their secretive nature.
• Hazard Rating: XX Governments are notoriously easy to topple and warfare is prevalent, but travelers who avoid causing trouble are unlikely to be harassed. Bandits, raiders, and pirates are fairly common, but can be handled by the wary traveler without using the local Applied Phlebotinum. Never underestimate the children of this universe, especially 15-year-old girls. While the local fauna is fascinating and many of the small towns are friendly, insightful travelers know that staying in large cities is the best way to avoid the hazards listed above. Ba Sing Se is easily the cleanest and most accommodating, and any connoisseur can tell you that it also has some of the best tea shops in the world.
• Notes: While travel to this universe can be rewarding, it does not pay to involve yourself in local politics. Traveling in a group is recommended, as is some kind of transportation.

• Tech Level: -2, achieved through copious use of magically enhanced technology.
• Magic/Psionics Level:
  • General populace: 1-3
  • Sorcerists: up to 4
• Hazard Rating: XX- The resident civilization is generally stable and prosperous, but the local method for magic use contains the constant underlying threat of magical contamination(see Dossier 993-Molds, subsection B-Demons). Travelers coming into contact with these entities are advised not to engage them in combat unless your magical capabilities exceed their own.

• Tech Level: 2 on Earth, varies on other planets.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 3 on Earth, varies on other planets.
• Hazard Rating: Ranges from X- to XXXX+++
• Notes: The average traveler will find the main body of this 'verse fairly welcoming and unassuming. The average non-terran lifeforms are usually just passing through. And there is an established force for keeping peace on the planets, one of whom is a celebrity on this 'verse's Earth. Benjamin Kirby Tennyson, known to the general public as "Ben 10" is the most well known of the galactic peacekeeping force known as The Plumbers. Their symbol looks like a green hourglass inside a circle, operates as multiplanetary translator, and is recognized by most sentient planets in the galaxy. Non-Earth destinations include:
  • Legerdomain (Hazard Rating: XXXX- Travel discouraged unless the traveler is particularly gifted magically/psionically),
  • The Null Void (Hazard Rating: XXXX+)
  • The Forge of Creation (Hazard Rating: X, but difficult to reach)
  • Plumbers Academy (No Hazard Rating unless one attends as a student)
  • Incarceron (Intergalactic prison. Hazard Rating XXXX+++)
  • Perplexahedron (Hazard Rating: XXXX+)
  • Pisciss (Hazard Rating X- with proper equipment)

• Tech Level: -2 Electricity and magic appear to be inimical, but wizards can and do adapt Muggle technology to meet their needs.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 2-3 Exceptionally gifted individuals may reach 4.
• Hazard Rating: XX Non-magical travelers strongly discouraged from visiting when the so-called "Death Eaters" are in power.

• Tech Level:
  • Majority of Terran population: 0
  • Terran Government and select individuals: 4 Most advanced Earth technology has either been gifted by aliens or adapted from alien technology.
  • Majority of Non-Terran population: Between -9 and 1 Non-Terran human technological development has been intentionally stalled by former major powers of Milky Way and Pegasus to prevent potential threats from attacking.
  • Few alien races: Between 2 and 8
• Psionics Level:
  • Majority of universe's population: 0
  • Near-Ascended/Ascended individuals: 1-5
• Hazard Rating:
  • Earth: X
  • Rest of Milky Way: X+
  • Pegasus: XX-
  • Rest of universe: XXX- The only way to exit the Milky Way and Pegasus Stargate networks is via Destiny.
• Notes: The majority of travelers to this 'verse will find few differences to their own universe. However, if one manages to gain access to the Stargate, they can travel between many different planets in a galaxy. With access to certain power sources, one may gain access to the Pegasus galaxy, or the Ancient spaceship Destiny. The Pegasus galaxy is slightly more dangerous than the Milky Way, as it has an active hostile entity that will most likely use you as food if you are found by them. However, there is not much chance of that happening, due to the efforts of the Atlantis expedition. Travel to Destiny is not recommended, as there is no real way to get back to the known 'Gate networks, outside of extraordinary and/or potentially dangerous circumstances.

• Tech Level: 5-6 No FTL travel, but terraforming technology is unusually advanced.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 0 Some individuals may reach 1, but they are extremely rare and seem to only result from prolonged psychological torture.
• Hazard Rating: XX
• Notes:

• Tech Level: 6 FTL travel and communications are notably backward for the degree of galactic development demonstrated. Major entities came close to dropping to levels 5 or 4 during periods of prolonged total warfare.
• Magic/Psionics Level: 0 No known displays of supernatural or physic abilities; less than half a dozen individuals have shown the ability to scramble targeting systems but this remains highly controversial and evidence is inconclusive at best. (see Dossier-3025-Phantom Mech)
• Hazard Rating: XX: The major occupied areas of space have existed in a state of near constant low intensity warfare for several centuries. The majority of political entities are militaristic but unwilling to risk total warfare and the resulting loss of technology and resources. Most major worlds are well policed and safe (X) provided travelers do not antagonize the authorities but war zones and borders should be avoided. Piracy is rampant in some frontier regions and travelers should bring enough protection to repel raiders but at the same time avoid attracting the attention of civil authorities. A return to previous states of total warfare (see Dossier-2785A-Early Succession Wars and B-Word of Blake Jihad) would likely lead to a danger rating of XXX+.
• Notes: Non human travelers are recommended to not reveal their actual species; due to all major entities lack of previous contact with alien species and tendency to use violence when faced with perceived aggression. Involvement in intergalactic politics is not advisable; any disruption of the status quo tends to lead to additional violence. Most major political and military entities are not dangerous unless provoked; mostly because they to prefer to focus on their traditional foes. As a final note, many registered mercenary entities are considered trustworthy and, provided the issue of affordability can be addressed, can provide extra security or assistance to travelers capable of reaching them.

• Tech Level: +2 (Artificially created entities, Reference Dossier-P0137 "Porygon" and Dossier-P0150 "Mewtwo")
  • Enhancing Factor: Matter transmission and conversion is in widespread use (Reference Dossier-P5011 "Pokeball") except for human teleportation, though experimental systems in the hands of corporate and government interests have been reported.
  • Mitigating Factor: limited standard conventional weapons development. Primary continuity had -5 in antiquity (Reference Dossier-P5185, "Sinnoh Myths"); multiple continuities have exhibited -2 weapons. Combat is primarily Pokémon-based, which is addressed in Psionics below.
• Psionics:
  • 0 for most Humans, though a handful of humans per continuum have demonstrated Class 2 abilities.
  • 3 for most Pokémon (A handful of Arts are Class 4).
  • 5 for those Pokémon classified as Legendaries (Reference: Dossier-P5100 "Extant Mythological Pokémon")
• Hazard Rating: Varies per CEP, though higher in regions where fanatical factions are active. Memetic Hazards are multiple, though well documented, extant mainly in the native fauna. Government is mostly non-intrusive, though veterinary and law enforcement services are extant.
  • Kanto, Johto (K+3), and Unova initial (roughly K+15): XX+: Organized Criminal Activity is extant in these CEPs but does not presently utilize Class 5 Psionics.
    • Travel around the Cinnabar Island area (Dossier-P8017) should be undertaken with caution warranting a rating of XXX (see also Dossier-P6000 "The Cinnabar Anomaly").
    • Unova's Team Plasma (Reference Dossier-P6501) is rumored to be seeking Class 5 Psionics, but is focusing on a Fauna "Rights" Agenda (could be a cover).
  • Hoenn (K-time), Sinnoh (K+2-4) and Unova+2: XXX: Fanatical organizations are actively pursuing Class 5 Psionics in these regions & timepoints
  • Orre XD: Recently downgraded from XXXX- to XXX-, due to the removal 5 years previous of a rogue faction possessing quasi-assimilation technology (Reference: Dossier-P6610 "Cipher" and Dossier-P6611 "'Shadow' Pokémon".) However, partially due to the aforementioned rogue faction and its operations, the local fauna have been driven to near-extinction in the wild. Rehabilitation efforts have commenced, so interaction with wild or unknown fauna in this sector is restricted (which precludes further Threat Rating reductions). There are also rumors of said organization mounting a resurgence (which would warrant an upgrade back to XXXX-). Finally, the citizens of that region seem less amiable than their trans-continental counterparts in Unova.
    • Note: "Orre Initial" (a CEP 5 years prior) has the aforementioned XXXX- rating due to the activities of the aforementioned organization. It is unclear at this time what the relationship of the Orre CEPs have chronologically to the K-Point.
  • Oblivia: XXX+. Oblivia includes many of the most dangerous fauna, including several Class 5 psionics, of this world in a small set of islands. The situation is aggravated by the existence of a rogue faction known as the 'Pokemon Pinchers' controlled by a group called the 'Societea'. This faction is known to use underhanded methods to control the local fauna, making them far more aggressive than would otherwise be the case. Travelers are advised to seek out members of the Pokemon Ranger organization upon arrival, as they are the best equipped for stopping the fauna that have been aggravated in this manner. The relationship between this CEP and the K-Point is, as yet, unknown.
  • The hazard rating could vary from these above if a CEP is adjusted temporally. However, said HR will never be lower than XX due to the fauna's memetic hazards.
• Special Travel Advisory: Whether combat purposed or not, animals not officially registered as under ownership should not be taken to these dimensions on risk of possible capture by natives. Registered ownership through a Board-approved agency is the only way to guarantee legal assistance in ownership disputes. Non-Human sentients and especially non-Humanoid sentients should also take additional precautions against potential capture.

Dimensions in the "Mystery Dungeon" subset, Codenamed Mu Series

• Tech Level: Presumed -6, as while there is no direct evidence of metalworking, themed architectural facades have been observed. It is notable that the native fauna have created an agrarian society in the apparent absence of traditionally-recognized sapients (see Hazard Rating, below). Minor examples of Lost Technology may be present.
• Psionics: As Main above (but no Humans present).
• Hazard Rating: Varies from XXXX- to XXXX+ per CEP. In addition to various assimilation entities (Reference Dossier-P5183, "Primal Dialga"), as well as the Memetic Hazards extant in the Pokemon region of universes in general, there is an as yet undocumented power which transforms the few humans or anthhromorphs that have tried to explore these worlds into specimens of the local fauna.
• Travel Warning: Due to the above, travel is strongly discouraged, waivers required, and Search and Rescue will not be dispatched to these realms. Furthermore, due to the notices under "Tech Level", the Prime Directive is in force for those few able to make contact and maintain form.

Other known Active Dimension subsets

• Alpha - The particular continuity notable for the existence of a particular Pikachu and his owner, Satoshi of Masara. This latter individual has some latent Psychic Powers, but has largely discarded them in favor of pursuing notoriety in the world's predominant sport. A member of the Meowth species that can converse with humans directly is another notable being in this continuum and its subcontinua. An alternate version of this continuity, wherein the owner is known as "Ash Ketchum" is Sub-classed as "Alpha Epsilon". Other alternate versions may exist, but are not well documented.
  Current theory that Satoshi's/Ash's interactions with very powerful beings is within the same respective continua, though this is not confirmed. Documentation of such events should identify the continuity as "Pokemon Alpha Prime"/"Pokemon Alpha Espilon Prime". There are lesser known alternate-continua involving the distinctive beings, designated Alpha Tau and Alpha Pi (Ash & Pikachu).
  • Hazard Rating Note: Due to the aforementioned interactions, Satoshi and his equivalents have been given a Hazard Rating of XXX- except when participating in sanctioned tournaments in which case it returns to the world default of XX+.
• Gamma - The particular Continuity notable for the existence of a human named Izamu Akai and a Clefairy in his companionship that can converse with humans directly, much like the Meowth in the Alpha series of continuities. Species Metamorphesis is reversible in this universe.
• Rho - The particular continuity notable for the existence of AmplifierArtifacts capable of giving humans Class 3-4 Psionic powers similar to noted Class 5 beings. Travelers to the Unova region are advised to be on the lookout for mentions of "BURST Warriors," the aforementioned human psionics unique to this dimension. Investigation into this dimension is ongoing.
  • Tech Level: As per Main (specifically Unova Initial).
  • Psionics: 3-5, including several of the local humans through the aid of AmplifierArtifacts.
  • Hazard Rating: Currently at XXX+ due to a present threat in the Unova region and abnormal psionics which have not yet been extensively analyzed. Search and Rescue will deploy to this dimension if necessary.
• Tau - The continuity exhibited in the non-electronic game medium. Species Metamorphosis is reversible in this universe. Precautions to be utilized for this dimension are similar to ones required to travel in the realms of the Planeswalkers, though the Threat Rating is as the Main Continuity.
  • Tau Prime - A continuity where people have the societal structures of Zed but the distinctive fauna are non-existent; instead, they utilize totem utilizing the depictions based in the Tau continuity.
    • Tech Level: 1
    • Psionics: 0-1 (As Humans in Main)
    • Hazard Rating: X+: The fauna in the other dimensions are limited to cardstock representations in this world, so the greatest threats come from human criminal factions.
• Sigma - The particular continuity notable for the existance of approximately sixteen children (known) entrusted with advanced technology. One of these children has been observed exhibiting Psychic Powers of a quasi-defensive sort. It is otherwise mostly non-distinctive (aside from certain names not matching between translations; such discrepancies are designated as "Sigma Prime").
  • Hazard Rating Note: Fanatical and Criminal Factions in this continuity are generally more active and more devious than those in other dimensions. Therefore, the regions of this continuity would have a Hazard Rating increase of a half-grade. (i.e. XX+ becomes XXX and XXX becomes XXX+.)

• Tech Level: -5 to -3. Reports of beings at or near level T9 are unconfirmed.
• Psionics: Varies, ranging from 3 outside the Dragaeran Empire to 4 within it, with exceptionally powerful individuals (particularly the entity known as Sethra Lavode (see Dossier 1734-51)), the gods, and the Jenoine reaching as high as 5.
• Hazard Rating: XX, increasing to XXX during the Interregnum. The powerful Dragaeran Empire usually maintains law and order, but humans are considered second-class citizens at best, so terran travelers are advised that violence against them is likely to be overlooked.

• Tech Level: 0
• Psionics: 0-5. The majority of human residents display no unusual powers, but among those that do, power great enough to pull satellites out of orbit, initiate volcanic eruptions, and cause large-scale, devastating explosions has been reported. Certain nonhuman entities, particularly those known as the Outsiders and the Faerie Queens, have demonstrated abilities that are, if anything, greater.
• Hazard Rating: XXX-. There are many, many beings that prey on unwitting humans, but the majority of the populace still remains ignorant of their presence. It is recommended that visitors particularly avoid the Chicago area.

• Tech Level: -4 to -2, depending on CEP; as-yet-unexplored CEPs seem likely to show higher levels of technological sophistication. Development of firearms was deliberately suppressed under the Lord Ruler, so despite possessing metalworking capabilities which should have allowed their production, they remained unavailable until well after his death.
• Psionics: 3. Several disciplines of metal-based psionics are indigenous to the world, with approximately 6.25% of the population displaying the ability to utilize them. Would-be visitors are advised to familiarize themselves with at least the basics of allomancy to avoid difficulties.
• Hazard Rating: Varies. During the period following the collapse of the Final Empire, it reached as high as XXXX-, with planetwide natural disasters, rampaging armies of Koloss, and considerable interference from a malevolent being of Psionics level 5 (see Dossier 1680, "Ruin"). Before the collapse, it is rated XXX-, and travelers with asthma or other respiratory conditions are strongly discouraged from visiting due to the constant fall of volcanic ash. By the second CEP, the rating has dropped to XX, although it is higher in the lawless outlying areas.
• Notes: Multiple CEPs, not all of which have been explored.