Map Out the Industrial Complex

Starting Your Exploration

Begin at the main entrance and create a mental or written map as you progress. The station has distinct zones: the reactor building (central), cooling systems (exterior), administrative areas (upper levels), and maintenance tunnels (lower levels). Mark major intersections and note which corridors connect to which areas.

Tracking Key Locations

Identify landmarks as you explore: the massive cooling towers visible from outside, the main reactor hall, the primary control room, and the equipment storage areas. These serve as reference points for navigation. Pay attention to corridor numbering or signage if present—these often indicate the intended layout.

Note the elevation changes. The station has multiple floors, and stairs or ramps connect them. Upper levels typically contain administrative and control functions, while lower levels house machinery and cooling systems. Sketch rough connections between major rooms to build a complete picture of the complex. This helps you find shortcuts and understand how different sections relate to each other.