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 = Locations=
 == The System Hub ==

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 The System Hub changes hands relatively often, usually every few days, though sometimes ownership remains for as long as a week.
-A notable part of the System Hub is the location immediately beneath it. The very guts of the System, filled with nonsensical floating platforms and raw visible strings of code floating through empty air. This region is called the Duty Space, though it also has names like Fantasy Zone or Millennial Memory. Viruses often slip through the System and into the Duty Space and must be exterminated before they can cause damage, though the region is constantly in flux and only the toughest viruses can last long.
+== Duty Space ==
-It's suspected that the fairly harmless virus Poochooze originates in the Duty Space rather than crossing over via the Cablerail.
+Viruses often slip through the System and into the Duty Space and must be exterminated before they can cause damage, though the region is constantly in flux and only the toughest viruses can last long. It's suspected that the fairly harmless virus Poochooze originates in the Duty Space rather than crossing over via the Cablerail.
 == Britannica - Silver City of Knowledge ==
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 Cadenza has a Drive Core Candidate: Cantio. Spawned off Saltavi's base code, she's only similar to her elder sister in appearance. While Saltavi is very impulsive and irresponsible, Cantio strives to be responsible and strives to be a good role model.
-System Resources from Cadenza have a Sonic affinity, reflected in Saltavi's preference for sound attacks.
+System Resources from Cadenza have a Light affinity, although many of Saltavi's attacks are normal physical attacks and techniques.
 == Vector - Onyx City of Design ==
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 == Locus - Diamond City of Magic ==
-Coming soon
+The Diamond Drive contains many elements and aspects of magic in various forms. The city of Locus itself is spread across several floating islands above the base code, linked together via bridges and airship routes.
 == Mordion Gaol - The Iron Prison ==
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 A Drive that existed before Britannica and crashed before Lexicon was born. The virus Caerbannog forced both Sapphire Soul and Silver Soul to band together to defeat it. In the aftermath, Artifex's code de-resolved and Pedia was badly wounded. The Drive crashed soon after. Due to events around the System Tower, however, the Sapphire Drive has come back online. It resembles a mediterranean-style town with a warm spring climate most of the year. However, lingering corruption and the legacy of Caerbannog lurks in the terrain outside of the city itself, where powerful viruses lurk and the terrain itself is broken on a base level.
-Gallery's Drive Core Controller is Artifex. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Sapphire Soul. Artifex is an anxious, skittish person with rather low self-esteem, harkening back both to how she was used and manipulated, as well as the things she was forced to do while under Caerbannog's influence prior to her purification. As Sapphire Soul, the effect Caerbannog had on her base code becomes alarmingly apparent. Aggressive, violent, more than a little unhinged, and excessively prideful.
+Gallery's Drive Core Controller is Artifex. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Sapphire Soul. Artifex is an anxious, skittish person with rather low self-esteem, harkening back both to how she was used and manipulated, as well as the things she was forced to do while under Caerbannog's influence prior to her purification. As Sapphire Soul, the effect Caerbannog had on her base code becomes alarmingly apparent. Aggressive, violent, more than a little unhinged, forceful, imperious, and excessively prideful.
 Gallery currently has no Drive Core Candidate.
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 System Resources from Gallery have a Dark affinity, though Artifex does not use any such attacks herself.
-== The System Tower ==
+=== The System Tower ===
 The System Tower situation has been resolved and the structure no longer appears.
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 The Tower unpacked and reconstituted itself into a new version of the Sapphire Drive.

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 System Resources from Mordion Gaol have a Lightning affinity, reflected in Tutela's preference for electrical attacks.
-== Sapphire City of Legend ==
+== Gallery - Sapphire City of Art ==
-A Drive that existed before Britannica and crashed before Lexicon was born. A cataclysmic event in the distant past forced Sapphire Soul to team up with the original Silver Soul in order to overcome it. While the disaster was averted, Sapphire Soul was deleted and the Sapphire Drive crashed shortly thereafter. This event also mortally wounded the original Silver Soul, who created Lexicon to take her place and disappeared shortly after.
+A Drive that existed before Britannica and crashed before Lexicon was born. The virus Caerbannog forced both Sapphire Soul and Silver Soul to band together to defeat it. In the aftermath, Artifex's code de-resolved and Pedia was badly wounded. The Drive crashed soon after. Due to events around the System Tower, however, the Sapphire Drive has come back online. It resembles a mediterranean-style town with a warm spring climate most of the year. However, lingering corruption and the legacy of Caerbannog lurks in the terrain outside of the city itself, where powerful viruses lurk and the terrain itself is broken on a base level.
-With the Sapphire Drive gone, Britannica is the oldest Drive in the System that still functions.
+Gallery's Drive Core Controller is Artifex. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Sapphire Soul. Artifex is an anxious, skittish person with rather low self-esteem, harkening back both to how she was used and manipulated, as well as the things she was forced to do while under Caerbannog's influence prior to her purification. As Sapphire Soul, the effect Caerbannog had on her base code becomes alarmingly apparent. Aggressive, violent, more than a little unhinged, and excessively prideful.
-It's unknown what sort of Drive the Sapphire City was, though many speculate what it must have been like. Some even suspect leftover data of the Sapphire Drive may be found nested in the Drives that came in after the Sapphire Drive crashed, though all evidence so far has turned out to be false.
+Gallery currently has no Drive Core Candidate.
 == The System Tower ==
-Within the System, there is a mysterious structure known only as the System Tower, consisting of an unknown (possibly infinite) number of floors. Each floor is a dungeon, infested with viruses and traps, which must be cleared to access the next floor. A pretty standard Tower of Trials. Except each time a Floor is defeated, the System Tower disappears, reappearing elsewhere in the System, oftentimes in an entirely different Drive. Or, once, the Duty Space beneath the Hub, where it appeared upside-down. What an afternoon that was.
+The System Tower situation has been resolved and the structure no longer appears.
-When a floor is cleared, the entire Tower disappears. When it reappears in its new location, the floor numbers have progressed by one. Thus, the ground floor is always the "next" floor in the sequence. Despite the Tower's relatively small footprint, previous excursions inside have revealed the interior to often be much larger than the exterior suggests.
+Through investigation, the mysterious System Tower was discovered to be the compressed remains of the Sapphire Drive. Through events involving the program Bunnabelle absorbing code from Lexicon, the Sapphire DCC was resurrected. Bunnabelle's true identity as the virus Caerbannog was discovered and, upon destroying the virus, her hold on both Artifex and the Tower came to an end.
-Floors currently come in 3 distinct types:
+The Tower unpacked and reconstituted itself into a new version of the Sapphire Drive.
-* Exploration - The largest floor type consists of an enormous and complex maze of corridors and rooms. The maze is populated by various viruses and other adventurous programs who had ventured into and promptly gotten lost while trying to escape. It's rare for powerful viruses to occupy Exploration floors, so most enemies encountered will be standard foes. To clear an Exploration floor, someone merely has to find and pass through the exit. This solves the floor for everyone inside and prompts the Tower to move.
-* Discovery - The middle-sized floor type is several smaller rooms. Complexity lies in the room arrangement and, critically, the mechanisms and traps that must be cleared or found in order to progress. Discovery-type Floors are cleared when all of the puzzles are solved, regardless of the order in which they are solved. Virus presence in Discovery floors is very low and in some cases nonexistent.
-* Exterminate - Extermination floors tend to occur at set points, normally every 11 floors. They are sometimes referred to as "Boss" floors. All Extermination floors encountered thus far have consisted of a specialized arena containing a small number of strong viruses or a single very strong virus. Clearing the floor requires the destruction of all enemies and usually demands teamwork and tactics. Aside from the "boss" encounter, virus presence is nonexistent in Extermination floors.

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	System Resources from Arcade have a Wind affinity, reflected in Alea's preference for wind attacks.		System Resources from Arcade have a Wind affinity, reflected in Alea's preference for wind attacks.
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		+	== Locus - Diamond City of Magic ==
		+	Coming soon
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		+	== Mordion Gaol - The Iron Prison ==
		+	The Iron Drive is the third Drive to come online in the System, following a cataclysmic viral event that crashed the Sapphire Drive and almost crashed the Silver Drive. The Iron Drive contains security software, antiviral utilities, and malware cleaners. Architecturally the drive has a rather spartan, industrial-style town crouched in the shadow of an immense and complex prison, the Mordion Gaol is the prison itself, while the town has no name of its own. Mordion Gaol is designed specifically to house and quarantine dangerous viruses while the System prepares to delete them.
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		+	Mordion Gaol's Drive Core Controller is Tutela. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Iron Soul. Tutela is a sweet, sleepy sort of girl who at least outwardly seems to shirk any kind of work and has a fondness for travelling around various Drives. This is actually her form of patrolling, however, and Tutela is always on duty. In Digital Divinity, her personality undergoes a dramatic shift into a much more violent, almost sadistic personality that unsettles other DCCs. Regardless of her form, Tutela has a strong dislike for viruses.
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		+	Mordion Gaol has a Drive Core Candidate: Cautio. Cautio balances Tutela's carefree exterior with a much more serious approach to her work. As she has proven herself to be very responsible and level-headed, Tutela often leaves Cautio in charge of Mordion Gaol while she is wandering abroad. It's rumored that when she was younger, Cautio acted very different, and there are hints to a wild imagination tucked neatly under her exterior.
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		+	System Resources from Mordion Gaol have a Lightning affinity, reflected in Tutela's preference for electrical attacks.

	== Sapphire City of Legend ==		== Sapphire City of Legend ==

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 == Britannica - Silver City of Knowledge ==
-As a Drive that contains textual data, Britannica is a city known for vast stores of literature both factual and fictional. While the city itself resembles an idyllic European mountain town, the presence of Resource Pathways and numerous large, high tech libraries give away its nature as well as give visitors access to these enormous information resources.
+As a Drive that contains textual data, Britannica is a city known for vast stores of literature both factual and fictional. While the city itself resembles an idyllic European mountain town, the presence of Resource Pathways and numerous large, high tech libraries give away its nature as well as give visitors access to these enormous information resources. The city itself is a rustic-style mountain town surrounded by snowy wilderness, giving it an old-fashioned and cozy feel.
 Britannica's Drive Core Controller is Lexicon. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Silver Soul. Not all in habitants of Britannica know they are the same person, and the general public opinion of Lexicon and Silver Soul seems to differ slightly from reality, with no influence from Lexicon herself guiding it.
 Britannica has two Drive Core Candidates: Codex and Index. Spawned off of Lexicon's base code, she treats them like little sisters and is overprotective of them. Neither one is particularly strong or experienced, so they serve only as assistants to Stylono as priestesses in the Silver Cathoderal.
 == Cadenza - Amethyst City of Songs ==
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 Cadenza has a Drive Core Candidate: Cantio. Spawned off Saltavi's base code, she's only similar to her elder sister in appearance. While Saltavi is very impulsive and irresponsible, Cantio strives to be responsible and strives to be a good role model.
 == Vector - Onyx City of Design ==
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 Vector has a Drive Core Candidate: Conati. Conati looks up to Struo in many ways and works hard to live up to her sister's strict expectations, and always finds some fault in herself to justify not reaching that goal. She is her own harshest critic and has personal confidence issues. As Struo prefers swords, Conati is the one who tests the guns Struo designs and has been growing proficient in driving combat vehicles.
 == Arcade - Emerald City of Adventure ==
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 Arcade has no Drive Core Candidate. Alea, however, regularly attempts to "borrow" one from her neighboring Drives as a way to tease her contemporaries.
 == Sapphire City of Legend ==

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 The System Hub changes hands relatively often, usually every few days, though sometimes ownership remains for as long as a week.
-A notable art of the System Hub is the location immediately beneath it. The very guts of the System, filled with nonsensical floating platforms and raw visible strings of code floating through empty air. This region is called the Duty Space, though it also has names like Fantasy Zone or Millennial Memory. Viruses often slip through the System and into the Duty Space and must be exterminated before they can cause damage, though the region is constantly in flux and only the toughest viruses can last long.
+A notable part of the System Hub is the location immediately beneath it. The very guts of the System, filled with nonsensical floating platforms and raw visible strings of code floating through empty air. This region is called the Duty Space, though it also has names like Fantasy Zone or Millennial Memory. Viruses often slip through the System and into the Duty Space and must be exterminated before they can cause damage, though the region is constantly in flux and only the toughest viruses can last long.
 It's suspected that the fairly harmless virus Poochooze originates in the Duty Space rather than crossing over via the Cablerail.
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 Britannica's Drive Core Controller is Lexicon. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Silver Soul. Not all in habitants of Britannica know they are the same person, and the general public opinion of Lexicon and Silver Soul seems to differ slightly from reality, with no influence from Lexicon herself guiding it.
-== Amethyst City of Songs ==
+Britannica has two Drive Core Candidates: Codex and Index. Spawned off of Lexicon's base code, she treats them like little sisters and is overprotective of them. Neither one is particularly strong or experienced, so they serve only as assistants to Stylono as priestesses in the Silver Cathoderal.
-Undefined, pending someone applying for the patron DCC, Amethyst Soul.
-The DCC's name is also open-ended at this time.
+== Cadenza - Amethyst City of Songs ==
-The Amethyst Drive contains a vast collection of music files, as well as composing software.
+Cadenza's Drive Core Controller is Saltavi. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Amethyst Soul. Saltavi is Cadenza's idol, a diva who revels in attention and loves to perform. However, she's extremely quirky and seems to suffer more than a few disconnects from reality. Her diva-like nature leads to claims like 'being the main character'.
-== Emerald City of Adventure ==
+Cadenza has a Drive Core Candidate: Cantio. Spawned off Saltavi's base code, she's only similar to her elder sister in appearance. While Saltavi is very impulsive and irresponsible, Cantio strives to be responsible and strives to be a good role model.
-Undefined, pending someone applying for the patron DCC, Emerald Soul.
-The DCC's name is also open-ended at this time.
+== Vector - Onyx City of Design ==
-The Emerald Drive contains a large selection of video games.
+Vector's Drive Core Controller is Struo. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Onyx Soul. Struo strives constantly to push the envelope of mechanical design to create bigger, better, and more impressive weapons and vehicles. Though she personally prefers swords, she's known to build guns, tanks, and even robots. While a natural leader, her pride and confidence often isolate her from others and leads to rumors that she's a loner or has no friends. Struo is also a closet cosplayer.
-== Onyx City of Design ==
+Vector has a Drive Core Candidate: Conati. Conati looks up to Struo in many ways and works hard to live up to her sister's strict expectations, and always finds some fault in herself to justify not reaching that goal. She is her own harshest critic and has personal confidence issues. As Struo prefers swords, Conati is the one who tests the guns Struo designs and has been growing proficient in driving combat vehicles.
-Undefined, pending someone applying for the patron DCC, Onyx Soul
-The DCC's name is also open-ended at this time.
+== Arcade - Emerald City of Adventure ==
-The Onyx Drive contains blueprints and engineering software, primarily focused on mechanical design.
+Arcade's Drive Core Controller is Alea. In Digital Divinity, she is known as Emerald Soul. Alea personifies hospitality, reaching out and inviting others with an infallible politeness. Always the first to offer tea and content to chat, she is even cordial in combat. This does lead to an outward appearance of being aloof, though she's actually quite sharp and attentive. In her spare time, Alea designs and distributes her own video games, when she isn't playing games made by other denizens of her Drive.
 == Sapphire City of Legend ==