Notes

To see all Note pages, please see the Category Page.

Description

"These tablets appear to be written in a text similar to cuneiform."^[1]

In Axiom Verge, Notes are collectibles that contain additional information regarding the lore and background of the game. These notes are written by various characters in the game's lore — some appearing in the game and some not.

Axiom Verge

Notes can be divided into 4 groups as outlined in this image on the right.

Digital Papers

These 10 notes are purple and written in English by Athetos (or one of his clones).

Journal Page (Xedur) (note #15)
Transcription (note #16)
Journal Page (Uruku) (note #17)
Axiom 1 (note #18)
Sudran Translation (note #19)
Letter (note #21)
The Breach (note #22)
Journal Page (Breach Pockets) (note #25)
Trace (note #26)
Vykhya Translation (note #27)

Rusalka Tablets

These 9 notes are green and usually written in Vykhyan by the Rusalki.
(Exceptions: #5 and #7 are in Sudran and #20 is in English.)

Oracca (note #5)
The Storm (note #7)
My Lovely (note #8)
Athetos (note #9)
Plan B (note #14)
English (note #20)
The Outsider (note #23)
Reply: The Outsider (note #24)
Drones (note #28)

Clay Tablets

These 8 notes are light-tan and are written in Sudran by the Sudrans.

Anonymous Quote (note #1)
The Land of Civilized Kings (note #3)
The Kuliltu (note #4)
Proverb (note #6)
Security Notice (note #10)
Official Letter (note #11)
From the High Priestess (note #12)
Public Notice (note #13)

Faded Note

This note is brown and written in English by Trace.

Faded Note (note #2)

Axiom Verge 2

Like the first game, there are four types of notes (although not the same types).

Newspapers

These two notes come from Earth, before 2049.

Digital Notes

These four notes also come from Earth, but after 2049.

White Paper Notes

These 11 notes were written by earthlings.

Clay Tablets

These 20⁽⁺¹⁾ notes were written by the inhabitants of Kiengir.

References

↑ Steam Emoticon description of clay tablets.

[1] Steam Emoticon description of clay tablets.

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