| Vector | Definition |
|---|---|
| Logic Type | Governs how the Bala thinks, reacts, and behaves. |
| Zone Affiliation | Indicates the environment of origin or mutation. |
| Plane Affiliation | Describes interaction with dimensions or signals. |
| Body Structure | Observed physical configuration used for containment and reporting. |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Cute | Lure-type behaviors; deceptively nonthreatening appearances. |
| Normal | Baseline autonomous behavior; minimal environmental impact. |
| Monster | Aggressive, destructive cycles; containment risks. |
| Ghost | Phased or semi-ethereal presence tied to memory phenomena. |
| Machine | Mechanized behavior; synthetic or hardware-based existence. |
| Void | Null-based unstable behaviors; difficult to contain. |
| Anomaly | Unclassifiable behavior; field discretion advised. |
| Zone | Biome Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Candy Grove | Hyper-sucrose plant biomes; crystalline flora. |
| Rust Spire | Mechanical salvage fields; rusted tower ruins. |
| Fathom Deep | Deepwater ruins; sedimentary collapse zones. |
| Zephyr Vale | Floating landmasses; violent jetstream corridors. |
| Null Star | Collapsed dimensional star fields; null radiation zones. |
| Glitch Maw | Signal corruption fields; digital-organic hybrid collapse. |
| Entropy Expanse | Universal analog distortion. |
| Plane | Interaction Characteristics |
|---|---|
| Anchor | Strongly bound to physical structures and spacetime stability. |
| Node | Exists across electrical, data, or signal frameworks. |
| Fracture | Reality breakdown, splintering collapse. |
| Spectral | Movement through sound waves and emotional energy. |
| Germinal | Plant-rooted existence; organic propagation behavior. |
| Structure | Description |
|---|---|
| Form | Stable-bodied organisms (humanoid, quadrupedal, simple). |
| Frame | Modular or stitched organisms; multi-segmented bodies. |
| Graft | Merged biological organisms; parasitic integrations. |
| Entity | Fractured, unstable bodies linked to Expanse phenomena. |
| Bloom | Uncontrolled biological growth. |