Saferoom
The only place on the floor where a crawler can release a dinosaur, feed a shrine and sleep two hours.
Story so far
The Saferoom is where the chapter comes to rest. Teleported back out of the studio, Princess Donut releases Mongo into it and he starts bouncing around happily; Mordecai is there standing on a dented chair — the same one he once threw at a guy's head — working the Shop Interface. The room holds a counter he lands on, a bubbling Shrine of Emberus that Carl passes on his way through, and a bedroom with the new Refreshing Bed that has cured Carl's snoring.
It is also, tellingly, not private enough. Carl refuses to let Donut explain her smuggling even in the green room, and here he only tells her not to say a word — the saferoom is safe from monsters, not from the audience. They sleep two hours, reset everything, and go back out.
Role
The party's home base on the floor — shop, shrine, beds, and the one place they can stop moving.
Relationships
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
- Protected rooms with a Bopca inside, where crawlers rest, resupply, and enter their personal spaces.
- A generated refuge whose entry door determines where a personal space occupant re-emerges.
- Protected pub or shop where crawlers cannot be attacked, connected to personal space through a shared door-space.
- Production's leash: the destination the showrunners push an entire chain of NPCs to steer the crawlers toward.
- The party's private quarters — bedrooms, a training room, a cleaner bot, and no soundproofing whatsoever.
- The only place on the floor where a crawler can release a dinosaur, feed a shrine and sleep two hours.