<!--quoteo--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->StarHaven appears to the people visiting it as whatever era they are from. A person from the medieval lands of Paltai will see meat vendors and shops as he would in any medieval city. The same for Ultra tech societies. Very few individuals ever get to see StarHaven as it really is.
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No one reportedly has tried to pierce it or seemingly been able to. Perhaps a wielder of the Truth Incarnate can see through it. The question lies in how do you tell if you are seeing through it or not? Some speculate that only if you witness things you have never seen before then you are seeing it for what it truly is. This since StarHaven draws upon past experiences of the viewer.
<!--quoteo--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->3. The challenger declares what percentage of the Matrix will be used. The safety level can go up to 100 but the may be dropped completely, this is called a power Raeke.
What is the difference between 20% and 80%? I gather that a safety level of zero means you can die in there?
And where is our StarHaven IC thread?
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The percentage is basically a damage buffer. At 20% Active, the Matrix is shunting only 20% of the damage you might receive. When ever the Matrix is Active, it also forces you into unconsciousness when you reach about 95% of your health or stamina. And yes, if it is off you can die. Some have died when the buffers were on but only three times in history has this happened and all were very extreme conditions.