Virtual reconstruction of Deep City during its Golden Age inside a vast underground cavern, with the Ørbital Expedition mothership entering through the access shaft.

Deep City: Reconstructing Its True Scale

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A reconstruction of Golden Age Deep City reveals the true scale of the underground city and the immense cavern that contains it. Read more

Interior reconstruction of Deep City with two structural blocks hidden to reveal the central layout before the collapse.

Virtual Reconstruction of Deep City Before the Collapse

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New virtual reconstructions reveal Deep City’s original structure before the collapse using the Structural Reconstruction Protocol. Read more

Technical diagram showing the internal organization of Deep City's four suspended blocks and their structural layout.

Reconstructing Deep City

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The EX306pA-QW Expedition reconstructs Deep City as it existed before its collapse using data gathered by the auxiliary survey vessel. Read more

View of Deep City’s collapsed ruins as the auxiliary craft returns while reconstruction systems begin recreating the city before its collapse.

Reconstructing Deep City

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The EX306pA-QW Expedition begins a virtual reconstruction of Deep City using survey data and recovered Ilghal fragments. Read more

The auxiliary exploration craft inspects a partially buried structure in Deep City’s Underworld, believed to be a smaller replica of one of the city’s gigantic fan towers.

The False Fan

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The auxiliary craft identifies an Underworld structure that replicates Deep City’s giant fan towers—yet it may never have operated. Read more

The EX306pA-QW Expedition’s auxiliary craft surveys a collapsed structure half-buried in Deep City’s radioactive sludge after completing the mapping of all four sectors.

All Four Sectors Mapped

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All Four Sectors Mapped. The expedition completes Deep City’s survey before ordering one final inspection. Read more

The auxiliary craft of Expedition EX306pA-QW surveys Deep City’s fourth sector while identifying an entrance that still emits residual energy.

The Fourth Sector Gate

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The Fourth Sector Gate reveals the first confirmed entrance into Deep City discovered more than forty years after its collapse. Read more

Overhead view of Deep City’s third collapsed sector as the auxiliary shuttle maps structures half-buried within the radioactive underworld.

Mapping the Underworld

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Mapping the Underworld: the auxiliary shuttle completes the scan of Deep City’s third collapsed sector, with no residual energy or biological activity detected. Read more

The auxiliary craft explores Deep City’s second collapsed sector while approaching a gigantic collapsed architectural structure.

Second Sector Mapped

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Expedition EX306pA-QW begins mapping Deep City’s second sector and documents a colossal collapsed structure of unknown purpose. Read more

Three-dimensional reconstruction of Deep City’s first collapsed sector showing Block B-01 and the area mapped by the expedition’s auxiliary craft.

First Sector Completed

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The EX306pA-QW Expedition completes the mapping of Deep City’s first collapsed sector and begins analysis of the second block. Read more

The auxiliary craft surveys the first collapsed sector of Deep City while Ilghal mapping overlays highlight massive circular openings embedded within the interior walls of the megastructure.

Mapping the First Sector

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The auxiliary craft begins mapping Deep City’s first collapsed sector, challenging previous assumptions about its monumental structures. Read more

Auxiliary craft from Expedition EX306pA-QW surveying the collapsed underworld of Deep City while comparing the ruins with reconstructions generated from recovered Ilghal fragments.

Mapping the Underworld

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Mapping the Underworld: Expedition EX306pA-QW confirms that the survey of the ruins matches the reconstructions generated from the recovered Ilghal fragments. Read more

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