Class: 3

Level 5 is rather dangerous when compared to the previous four levels. The temperature in this level is normally around –15 degrees to 0 degrees Celsius. The whole level is composed of freezing snow and ice. Due to these factors, Level 5 is usually the first major obstacle lostsouls encounter. There are almost no entities in this level, but scarcity of food and several other factors earn this level class 3. The structure of Level 5 is comparable to that of Swiss cheese, with small tunnels to large caverns carved throughout the infinite cubic expanse of snow. The snow is packed tightly, making it hard to burrow through. There are two “sections” to this level. Each section is not set to a single area. The sections appear to be scattered around the level randomly. These two sections are the Ice Halls and the Snow Tunnels. The Snow Tunnels are far more common. They are usually thin tunnels which require you to crawl and stoop through them. Very rarely, the Snow Tunnels open to larger caverns, which are hotspots for settlements. The Ice Halls are much rarer and larger. They are comprised of, obviously, ice. These caverns have icicles hanging from the ceilings and sometimes frozen-over ponds. The Ice Halls are filled with abandoned wooden structures. Any area exposed to air is surrounded by ten meters of snow, and then hard rock. This level tends to be extremely dark, though there are sometimes dim, orange and blue lamps. Noclipping on this level will get you to level 7. You can sometimes find tiles, which upon being broken, will lead into level 6.