Shade Patterns: Difference between revisions

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Shade Patterns are shadows of a pattern, containing a complete, but imperfect reflection of the pattern it is below.

Shadows Patterns of the Pattern of Amber that are true representations are like the ones in Rebma, Fantalin, Tir Nogath, and others.

Shade Patterns are referred to by their percentage of correlation with the true pattern.

Broken Patterns are shadows of a pattern that have partially correct images of the pattern but are missing segments.

Distorted Shade Patterns are shadows of a pattern, containing a complete, but imperfect reflection of the pattern but does not conform the expected shape of the pattern. These exist mostly closer to Chaos.

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-Shade Patterns are shadows of a pattern, containing a complete, but imperfect reflection of the pattern it is below.  Shade Patterns are referred to by their percentage of correlation with the true pattern.  Patterns of the Pattern of Amber that are true representations are like the ones in Rebma, Fantalin, Tir Nogath, and others. Broken Patterns are shadows of a pattern that have partially correct images of the pattern but are missing segments.
+Shade Patterns are shadows of a pattern, containing a complete, but imperfect reflection of the pattern it is below.
+*Shadows Patterns of the Pattern of Amber that are true representations are like the ones in Rebma, Fantalin, Tir Nogath, and others.
+*Shade Patterns are referred to by their percentage of correlation with the true pattern.
+*Broken Patterns are shadows of a pattern that have partially correct images of the pattern but are missing segments.
+*Distorted Shade Patterns are shadows of a pattern, containing a complete, but imperfect reflection of the pattern but does not conform the expected shape of the pattern.  These exist mostly closer to Chaos.