Connects all of the subregions of Five Pebbles. Not dangerous and full of edible neurons, but tedious to navigate. Memory Conflux- A collection of brightly lit square rooms with almost no predators, the lowermost ones suffering from the rot from Unfortunate Development. There is no threat of dying here aside from Pebbles killing you himself, and is connected to the Memory Conflux and the Recursive Transform Arrays General Systems Bus- The last few rooms that must be traveled before you enter Five Pebbles´ chamber populated by biomechanical organisms of all kinds. One of the two ways the player can get to the General Systems Bus from the southern entrance of Pebbles. ![]() Small and easy to traverse if the player can jump straight in zero gravity. Recursive Transform Arrays- A menagerie of cramped corridors crowded by huge batteries that power Five Pebbles but will fry you. Unfortunate Development- A bunch of rotting chambers and corridors infected by the same rot that created the Daddy Long Legs made by Five Pebbles in an attempt to free himself from his laborious existence One of the two ways the player can get to the General Systems Bus from the south entrance of Pebbles. Pebbles also has the largest diversity in environments in his region, with 4 subregions There are two gates to the Exterior at the bottom and top of Pebbles, the top leading to The Wall and the bottom leading to The Underhang. ![]() ![]() Reaching the maximum karma level this way earns the Pilgrimage achievement. Within this huge region that player will find painfully bright confluxes, rotting chambers, giant batteries, gravity warpers, and the Iterator Five Pebbles himself. It is possible to complete the game without going to Five Pebbles by talking to four of the Echoes, the first raising your maximum karma by 2, and all subsequent echoes raising it by 1. Karma is a mechanic and important plot element of Rain World. Generally considered the most story-important region, exploration of Five Pebbles is mostly conducted in zero-gravity because of the computer´s massive size.
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