Recanete World Codex
An encyclopedia of Recanete: the places, phenomena, people, and forces that shape its history.
Languages: Русский · English · Polski
| Information | Value |
|---|---|
| Page type | Wiki home page |
| Wiki version | 0.0.1 |
| Status | Early draft |
| Created | August 17, 2026 |
| Updated | August 25, 2026 |
Welcome
This is the codex home page. The material is organized as a small wiki: every major subject has its own article, and related articles are connected through cross-links.
Sections
| Section | Contents |
|---|---|
| Recanete | The structure, history, laws, and general chronology of the world |
| Molchegorsk | Main article about the city |
| Geography of Molchegorsk | Basin, mountains, rivers, climate, and natural hazards |
| Districts of Molchegorsk | The city's divisions, boundaries, character, and notable features |
| Notable Places in Molchegorsk | Buildings, streets, structures, and other significant locations |
| Kirov Park | The abandoned Old Town park and the Night of the Backward Wheel |
| Gagarin Park | The operating amusement park in the New Town |
| Old Municipal Cemetery | Cemetery on the northwestern outskirts of the Old Town |
| New Municipal Cemetery | Molchegorsk's primary operating cemetery on the outskirts of the New Town |
| Anomalies | The nature, signs, and known manifestations of anomalies |
| Anomaly Classes | Classification system and danger levels |
| Characters | Residents, researchers, and other figures |
| Organizations | Associations, institutions, cults, and factions |
Featured article
Molchegorsk
A fictional city from the Recanete game series, also mentioned in fan-made games that are only indirectly connected to the world of Recanete. Surrounded by mountains and divided into four parts by rivers, Molchegorsk forms the central hub of the codex.
How the codex works
- A main article provides an overview of a subject.
- Related articles explore individual places, events, characters, and phenomena.
- A draft status means that the information will be expanded or clarified.
- Unknown is used only when the absence of information is an established fact within the world.
- Empty fields are marked with an em dash: —.