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To create Machine Worlds, the [[Vex]] begin massive construction on a planet, quickly | To create Machine Worlds, the [[Vex]] begin massive construction on a planet, quickly digging deep within the planet in order to infuse its terrain with Vex technology. The process typically only takes a matter of days. | ||
==List of Known Machine Worlds== | ==List of Known Machine Worlds== | ||
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Machine Worlds are planets that have been fully converted into massive, functional machines within the Vex Nexus.
Overview
To create Machine Worlds, the Vex begin massive construction on a planet, quickly digging deep within the planet in order to infuse its terrain with Vex technology. The process typically only takes a matter of days.
List of Known Machine Worlds
Trivia
- It is unknown as to how many Machine Worlds exist within the Nexus.
Gallery
Mercury, another example of a Machine World.
List of appearances
References
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