LEC
8) Mail
8) Mail Room / 8 x 8 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room.
A huge mail room with wooden walls and orange
carpeted flooring fills the room. A walkway up
the center of the room is flanked by troughs
of letters and packages, tumbling from pipes
above in a seemingly never-ending stream.
The walls of the room are lined with pigeon-
holes, each with a different name. A creature
clambers around the room, seemingly just a
torso wearing a yellow shirt and red tie with
many long spindly arms and fingers extending
from every hole in the shirt. The creature
sorts all the mail into the holes, clambering
around the room in a frenzy. The only other
thing of note is one of the pigeon-holes is
painted bright red. Inside is a red folded
envelope labeled Application. It appears to
be a job application to LEC
LEC. The room becomes
Hostile if a player attempts to take anything
and the Entity attacks.
9) Hallway
9) Hallway / 2 x 6 / 
(Square-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room.
A long hallway made of yellow walls and a
cream carpet that is slightly sodden with
water. Sitting on the left side of the hallway
is a single vending machine. The glass is only
translucent, vague shapes can be made out
inside. ‘LEC’ is printed on it and there are
6 buttons under an LED display. The display
reads ‘Speak your choice and offer equal
value.’
A player may ask for anything (except an exit)
from the machine and it will deliver it but
will always take something of equal value
from the player. What this is is up to the
Architect. It could be an item of clothing,
Architect
something they carry or even an organ. Fatigue
must be raised if a body part is taken
however.
10) Stairwell / 2 x 2 / (Square-Shaped)
The only other door is at the top of a
spiraling staircase. D100+100 for step count.
For each 50 steps, a player takes 5 Fatigue.
Fatigue
11) Janitor Closet / 1 x 1 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not roll doors for this room.
A Janitor’s closet with mops and cleaning
materials. A large freshly cut goat head
hands from a hook and rope in the centre of
the closet, the eyes rolled back, warm blood
flowing freely onto the floor. When a player
enters, the Architect generates a copy of this
room elsewhere, attached to an LEC room (can
generate a new door.) The player exits the
copy. (Max 6 Janitor Closet’s per map.)
12) Boss’ Office / 4 x 4 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room. This
room is divided by a wall down the middle
and a wooden door containing a frosted glass
window. On the door is the word ‘Boss’ and a
small metal flap. It is locked. On the entry inc.
side is a 70s waiting room complete with old
magazines and a potted monstera. Any attempt
to open the door fails unless a player has the
Red Application.

Red Application At which point the flap opens
and a player may post the item, unlocking the
door.On the other side is a yellow and green
office with a wooden desk. Behind the desk is
a man in a dark mustard suit. He smiles the
entire time he interacts with the players,
unblinking. He simply asks the players 3
questions:
• Why do you want to work for LEC
LEC?
• What is your greatest strength?
• What is your greatest weakness?
If any player refuses to answer any 
question
or does not answer properly, one of his shiny
white teeth detaches from his mouth and flies
at the player, turning into a small winged
creature and burrowing into their skin causing
8+D8 Fatigue.
Fatigue Once every player in the room
has answered he simply states, “Welcome
aboard” before the floor falls away to a void
and every player in the room is Displaced
Displaced,
now 
suddenly wearing a black suit, tie and
carrying an empty briefcase. After a player
leaves this way they cannot 
re-enter any LEC
rooms via doors that might connect to them as
they appear locked.
Roll 1D8 for an item in the briefcase:
1) A manuscript for a play called ‘The King in
Yellow.’ If a player reads this they make
a Fatigue Test.
Test On a failure they attack
another player savagely before snapping
out of it, dealing 1D8 Fatigue to them
before the player snaps out of the stupor.
2) A yellow rubber duck.
3) Several yellow pamphlets. The language is
unrecognisable except for the words LEC on
the cover.
4) A rotting goat head, covered in writhing
maggots.
5) Several vintage looking Halloween masks. A
mummy, a werewolf, a zombie and a vampire.
6) Several cut-off fingers. They’re slowly
moving.
7) A small ham sandwich, still fresh.
8) Embedded in the base of the case is a
large smiling mouth with yellowed teeth.
It talks in a whining voice and demands
flesh, constantly berating the player’s
choices.
A LIMINAL_ EXPANSION
OFFICE HORROR
LEC is an office horror themed expansion for
LIMINAL_. 
LIMINAL_ The following 12 room prompts have
extra mechanics outside of the rules of the
base book. Architects may follow these rules
to create a full expansion to the game or use
their favorite rooms to add to the Liminal
Space.
Space
Exploring players should always start with
Room Prompt 1: Reception when 
entering this
expansion. 
Afterwards, the Architect rolls a
D12 to determine a new room. 
If an already
existing room within the LEC expansion is
rolled, the Architect should re-roll or choose
a room not 
already picked.
1) Reception
1) Reception / 3 x 2 / (T-Shaped)
Do not generate doors for this room. Every
wall contains a door.
When a player or players enters Reception
they physically cannot return the way they
came. Any attempt to leave that way causes
the player to be thrown back into room. Any
further attempts after the first deals 1D8
Fatigue to the player.
The room is a 70s style drab office 
reception
containing a few potted plants and a bright
red modular desk with an old computer and
telephone. The ground is carpeted in shaggy
off-white, 
slightly soggy carpet and the
letters LEC are emblazoned on the bright
orange wall behind the desk.
Sitting at the desk is an old shop 
mannequin,
its blank cloth face has been crudely painted
with makeup and long fake eyelashes around
features that are not there and a small grubby
green dress has been haphazardly stretched
over it. The mannequin does not move.
The computer contains nothing but a single
text document with “I AM REAL. I AM REAL.”
repeated over and over again.
Each door out of this room is a wooden office
door with a frosted glass window. Several have
letters still pasted to them but most of the
wording has been scraped off.
2) WC
2) WC / 2 x 6 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not roll doors for this room.
A multi-sex toilet with some urinals and
cubicles. A sink at the end is blocked by
a mass of ginger hair and water pours into
the bathroom, creating ankle deep water. The
tap is rusted open and any attempt to remove
the hair causes it to pierce the skin of the
player, travelling through their skin and
being absorbed by their body causing 10+1D8
Fatigue.
Fatigue
3) Cubicle
3) Cubicle Office / 8 x 8 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room.
This room contains several office 
cubicles on
green carpet. As the players step into the
room the carpet beneath them shifts parts
as though it were liquid, causing them to
fall in, the furniture and objects somehow
impossibly staying on top as they wobble
and roll with the moving carpet. The liquid
carpet has no bottom and any attempt to swim
under the surface coats the player in thick
green cotton, dealing 7 Fatigue.
atigue If a player
attempts to swim to any of the other doors,
they must make a Fatigue Test.
Test If they fail,
something unseen grabs them and drags them
under, dealing 7 Fatigue to the player. Every
turn that player must make a Fatigue Test to
struggle to the surface and takes 7 Fatigue
before they test. If the player struggles
free, they must then try to swim to a door or
climb onto the furniture.
If a player wishes, they can climb onto the
furniture which seemingly acts as if the floor
were solid whilst they stand on it. The player
may then make a Fatigue
F
atigue Test to hop to any of
the doors. A failure causes them to fall into
the liquid carpet.
4) Human
4) Human Resources / 5 x 5 / (Square-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room.
This room is made up of gray filing 
cabinets
that extend upwards into a dark void, the room
lit only by several ornate glass standing
lamps placed around it. The cabinets have
names on every single drawer and each of the
players have a drawer around the room.
In the center of the room are 4 orange felt
chairs arranged in a circle. In the middle of
the chairs is a plinth holding a large bronze
statue made to look like an exquisite corpse
of body parts. Arms and eyes and legs all
clumped 
together in a tall mass.
If a player attempts to open any of the filing
cabinets or touch the statue, it slowly comes
to life, jerking itself like an old animated
monster. 
This statue becomes an Entity and upon
a failure of a Fatigue Test with this Entity,
instead of regular Fatigue it rips a random
limb off of the player, inflicting 30 Fatigue.
Fatigue
Roll a D4 to determine a limb.
1) Leg
2) Arm
3) Eye
4) Ear
5) Printing
5) Printing Room / 1 x 4 / (Corridor-Shaped)
This room only contains 1 other door at its
end.
The printing room is a short c
orridor made up
entirely of giant dot matrix printers, stacked
4 high and all printing sheets of information
rapidly in streams. The loud squeaking noise
of the printers, like fingernails on vinyl
fills the room with a cacophony of irritance.
Players must make a Fatigue Test to make
it to the other side. Upon a failure they
are swallowed by the streams of paper and
must remain in the room till their next go.
The printers cannot be switched off and any
attempt to generates an Entity
Entity.
6) Lunch
6) Lunch Room / 4 x 4 / (Square-Shaped)
This room’s walls are solid wood, the floor a
cheap white vinyl. A simple k
itchencovers one
wall, complete with gas stove, microwave and
blue fridge. The middle of the room contains
a foldout white table with foldout plastic
chairs.
The microwave contains something black and
smoking, the door ajar. Most of the floor and
furniture is entirely covered in flies and
the cupboards are bare. Any Entity generated
in this room emerges from the fridge amidst a
cloud of flies and c
ockroaches that pour from
it in a wave.
7) Security
7) Security Room / 3 x 2 / (T-Shaped)
Do not generate an Entity for this room.
This T-Shaped room has wooden walls and a
carpeted orange floor. One entire wall has
a rounded workstation, covered in various
dials and buttons and instructions. The wall
above it holds several monitors that all show
a haggard man sitting in what seems to be
a cell. He is slumped, clearly unhappy and
occasionally shouts silently at the camera
before slumping again.
If a player interacts with the workstation
they roll a D4.
D4
1) The monitor shatters, a rolled Entity
clambering out of it.
2) The man in the room is killed by a rolled
Entity that then moves off camera.
3) The man in the room clutches at his
throat, gasping until he dies.
A door off camera opens, light s
treaming onto
the man and he gets up, tentatively leaving
the cell.