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| - Return to PlanetSide 2 - The World
- Warp Gates are large ring-like structures in space that allow interplanetary (or in rare cases, interdimensional) travel.
- The Warp Gate is a synthesized item in Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland.
- The Warp gate was a stellar phenomena that was used as a form of long distance travelling through a large portal in space. This allowed individuals to travel from one point in the galaxy to another almost instantenously.
- Cornerian probes had picked up enemy activity in the Meteo planetoid system. Andross built a planetoid crusher to clear a way through the belt for his invasion fleet. If this natural defensive barrier was penetrated, Corneria would be open to attack by Andross's battleships. Pilots needed to keep a sharp eye on the floating planetoids as they flew through the system. The movement of these gigantic boulders was usually predictable, but if any of those rocks collided, it could send them careening off in wild directions. Scientific expeditions to the belt had scanned some unusual warp energy readings in the sector. These warp emissions could not be ignored since they may have been part of Andross's attack plan.
- Warp Gates occur in the depths of space, at the boundaries of solar systems, within solar systems, and even on planets. The largest are easily big enough to permit the passage of spacecraft and are usually situated at the edge of a solar system or amongst its outer planets. Other gates are only large enough to permit the passage of small vehicles, or perhaps human-sized creatures. These occur mostly on planet surfaces and lead directly to other gates on the surfaces of other planets. All gates are rare, the smaller types extremely so. Planetary gates are often disguised, or respond only to electrical, psychic, or other signals, which would seem to indicate a certain amount of intended secrecy on the part of their builders.
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- 42(xsd:integer)
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| Recipe
| - Atelier Meruru
- Atelier Totori
- Jewel x1, Azure Wing x1, Lumber x1
- Jewel x1, Azure Wing x4, Lumber x2
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| days
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- 6(xsd:integer)
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| abstract
| - Warp Gates occur in the depths of space, at the boundaries of solar systems, within solar systems, and even on planets. The largest are easily big enough to permit the passage of spacecraft and are usually situated at the edge of a solar system or amongst its outer planets. Other gates are only large enough to permit the passage of small vehicles, or perhaps human-sized creatures. These occur mostly on planet surfaces and lead directly to other gates on the surfaces of other planets. All gates are rare, the smaller types extremely so. Planetary gates are often disguised, or respond only to electrical, psychic, or other signals, which would seem to indicate a certain amount of intended secrecy on the part of their builders. All space-going races are prepared to utilise Warp Gates when they find them, although discovering where they lead can often be hazardous. Many gates appear to be defective, and can dump a voidship randomly into Warpspace. Others can lead to places which may once have been stars or planets, but which are now no more than empty space. The possibility of emerging into a distant, hostile alien star empire also has to be considered. It may be that voidcraft vanishing into Warpspace have been transported beyond the galaxy itself. Warp Gates often become extremely important to whoever controls them, and many are of vital strategic value to the Imperium. Imperial Commanders and other interests vie for control of a Warp Gate in their sphere of influence, and these relics are often heavily defended against outside attack.
- Return to PlanetSide 2 - The World
- Cornerian probes had picked up enemy activity in the Meteo planetoid system. Andross built a planetoid crusher to clear a way through the belt for his invasion fleet. If this natural defensive barrier was penetrated, Corneria would be open to attack by Andross's battleships. Pilots needed to keep a sharp eye on the floating planetoids as they flew through the system. The movement of these gigantic boulders was usually predictable, but if any of those rocks collided, it could send them careening off in wild directions. Scientific expeditions to the belt had scanned some unusual warp energy readings in the sector. These warp emissions could not be ignored since they may have been part of Andross's attack plan. “Intelligence - Finding the source of the warp emissions will take you to another dimension, where you can rack up some more points and score some bonus items!” —Star Fox 64.com
- Warp Gates are large ring-like structures in space that allow interplanetary (or in rare cases, interdimensional) travel.
- The Warp Gate is a synthesized item in Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland.
- The Warp gate was a stellar phenomena that was used as a form of long distance travelling through a large portal in space. This allowed individuals to travel from one point in the galaxy to another almost instantenously.
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