The Backrooms' original concept has been expanded by Internet users, who have created different "levels" of the location. There are thousands of levels found within fan made Wikis of the Backrooms, featuring different photos and "safety classes" in a format influenced by the SCP wiki. One canon is that there are three distinct levels. The Backrooms is an urban legend and creepypasta describing an endless maze of randomly generated office rooms and other environments.
Normal Levels, diverse in size, security, and safety, are the blueprint of the Backrooms. Some levels are homes to sustained communities, while others pose major threats to any life inside them. Many of these levels represent what are known as "liminal spaces," evoking an eerie feeling inside the heads of its inhabitants. View some of the levels' photographs, and you may enthusiastically point your finger and scream, "This place looks familiar." We must warn you that the Backrooms do not abide by normal Earth laws — physics is thrown aside for more… chaotic anomalies. Sub-Levels, often considered the "in-between" levels, are levels with a direct connection to their parent level, but lack enough distinguishing qualities to be labelled with its own number. However, because sub-levels are technically not direct continuations of their parent levels, we have decided to number this category of levels as a decimal number, with the integer portion being the parent level.
Anomalous Levels are mysterious in nature — they cannot be fully described with an arbitrary number. Their lack of definite discovery dates makes it extremely difficult for us to firmly label with a specific number. Therefore, they are referred to by symbols, exaggerated numerical values, or their most distinguishing feature. While not necessarily more dangerous, these places generally ignore the rules of normal levels in the Backrooms, sometimes feeling like otherworldly dimensions rather than liminal spaces. You have been warned — many of these places will break your sense of reality.
Objects in The Backrooms are made for an unknown purpose, considering the backrooms should be a liminal hell instead of Almond Water factories, but people aren't protesting due to items making adventures in The Backrooms more epic and easier. As I said before, items vary very much, with some of them being necessary to survive (for example Almond Water), others attracting entities (Blue Octagon can do that), making your adventure harder (Shrink Potion by making you smaller), completely healing you (Neon Water can cure any disease and most wounds) or being a coal counterpart (Poolstone). Objects in the backrooms are anomalous items that can be found and carried out of levels. They diverse in usefulness, danger, rarity and anomalies, as most of objects serve a purpose, like Entities. We can point out that every level has it's own set of objects, often matched to the level's theme. Some objects properties can be documented and reproduced to make an object factory, for ex. Almond Water is produced by Almond Water Inc. ™ and originated as a regular object commonly found in the backrooms to help you in your adventure.
The origin of items and objects in the backrooms are unknown, but it is presumed that objects that noclipped into the backrooms have been influenced by properties in no-clip tunnels, registered by backrooms and recreated in still expanding liminal hell. Or they were just created along with the backrooms by some powerful, time-travelling god, as most of objects are in 21st century style, for ex. Liquid Pain bottles. No one knows.
