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'''Singularities''' were persons, places or things that could trigger a [[divergence]], or [[branch]], across [[multiple worlds]]. Branch phenomena | '''Singularities''' were persons, places or things that could trigger a [[divergence]], or [[branch]], across [[multiple worlds]]. Branch phenomena occurred when enough [[magic]] particles were in an area, and all relevant conditions were met. However, a singularity was not recorded as such until after a branch occurred.{{Gameref|DOD3}}{{Gameref|DOD3|Loading Screen}} | ||
==Known singularities== | ==Known singularities== | ||
*[[Zero]]{{Citation needed}} | *[[Zero]]{{Citation needed}} | ||
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Singularities were persons, places or things that could trigger a divergence, or branch, across multiple worlds. Branch phenomena occurred when enough magic particles were in an area, and all relevant conditions were met. However, a singularity was not recorded as such until after a branch occurred.[1][1.1]
Known singularities
- Zero[citation needed]
- One[citation needed]
- Two[citation needed]
- Three[citation needed]
- Four[citation needed]
- Five[citation needed]
- Caim[citation needed]
- Nowe[citation needed]
- Nier[citation needed]
- Kainé[citation needed]
References
- ↑ Drakengard 3. Developed by Access Games. Published as Drag-On Dragoon 3 by Square Enix on December 19, 2013.
- ↑ Loading Screen.