Five Pebbles (region) (2024)

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What region is five Pebbles in Rain World? ›

Five Pebbles is a midgame region mostly characterized by sterile bio-mechanical cells, humming transformer arrays, and dimly lit access shafts in a unique zero gravity environment. It is the second destination to which the Yellow Overseer guides Monk or Survivor after visiting Looks to the Moon.

Five Pebbles is a character in the 2017 survival platformer video game Rain World, and is the closest thing the game has to an antagonist. He is a semi-biological Artificial Intelligence called an Iterator, who was created by the previous civilization of the planet to solve « The Great Problem ».

One of the ways of completing the Gourmand playthrough is to visit Five Pebbles and then to head far, far into the west. Head over to the west most point of Subterranean and you'll find the new Outer Expanse region. Keep going west and you'll meet some friendly faces and the end of your journey.

Five Pebbles is one of 7 known Iterators, working to solve the Great Problem: How to ascend beyond the cycle of reincarnation without using Void Fluid. The problem was so great to the Ancients that they created huge, complex superstructures high above the ground, large enough to house cities atop them.

The Wall is a challenging vertical subregion comprising the outer wall of the Five Pebbles superstructure. The Wall has a path connecting it to Underhang at the bottom. At the top of the subregion lies an Echo and a gate leading into Five Pebbles.

Artificer is the only Slugcat who cannot meet Looks to the Moon in any capacity, and as such, Metropolis Pearls must be taken to her in Expedition to see her dialogue for them. Instead, Five Pebbles reads Pearls and stores them in his room, providing different dialogue from Looks to the Moon for each Pearl.

The Rot is the Five Pebbles region during the peak of its rot infestation. The region features fluctuating gravity as well as an abundance of Brother Long Legs, Daddy Long Legs, and Mother Long Legs.

On the eastern side, Farm Arrays connects to Outskirts and Sky Islands at the bottom and top respectively. At the far west is a gate to Subterranean.

Saint is one of nine playable slugcats in Rain World, being one of the six added in the DLC Downpour. Their campaign serves as the game's finale, taking place far into the future in a barren, snowy world.

Interest peaked when Sliver of Straw, released a "Triple Affirmative"—affirmative that a solution has been found, affirmative that the solution is portable, and affirmative that a technical implementation is possible and generally applicable.

How did Sliver of Straw ascend? ›

Like other Iterators, Sliver of Straw worked to find a means of ascension. She seemingly succeeded, as she sent out a triple affirmative: that the solution had been found, the solution was portable, and the solution could be easily applied at scale.

Looks to the Moon is a mid-late game region that is only accessible in Spearmaster's campaign. It is Looks to the Moon's superstructure prior to its collapse, similar in appearance and layout to Five Pebbles combined with The Exterior.

Driven to a corner, trapped in his own isolation, desperate, but willing to make sacrifices and stand by his actions in order to achieve his goals, even if it fails he still stands by what he did as something he must continue to live with for the rest of his life.

Rain World: Downpour has a significant amount of lore in it; some hidden, some obvious. The campaigns of the new Slugcats happen at various points in the timeline. What is defined to happen, is not theoretically what can happen in game, but what canonically happens.

The Yellow Overseer appears at the beginning of the game and acts as a basic tutorial and as a guide. They are sometimes referred to as "Iggy" by the community and belong to Looks to the Moon.

Although it is completely up to the player which route they choose, the most common path for Easy and Normal Mode speedruns and streamlined completion is; Outskirts-Industrial Complex-Garbage Wastes-Shoreline-Shaded Citadel-The Exterior-Five Pebbles-The Exterior-Chimney Canopy-Sky Islands-Farm Arrays-Subterranean- ...

There are twelve different regions in Rain World. Each could be considered a "biome" as many flora and fauna in a region depend on natural aspects, such as height or amount of water. Likewise, creatures in a watery region tend to be amphibious, while creatures that live in the Sky Islands have flight capabilities.

Red lizard is hunter only ( they live in outskirt and industrial complex, but they are still rares, only a few in the game ), but you can make one spawn in other difficulties using the lineage system ( it's how is called the mecanic making so if you kill a bunch of ennemies, harder ennemies are going to spawn, ...

Memory Crypts is a dark, open, and linear subregion accessed from the deepest sewer sections of Shaded Citadel. There are no shelters within the subregion. Packs of aggressive Miros Birds roam the landscape, the clanking of their legs signalling their approach from off-screen.