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Latest revision as of 10:36, 18 September 2026
The three conversations this wiki was built from contain a great deal that is not canon: undead taxonomies proposed and dropped, ritual variants, faction names, alternative histories — material an AI assistant offered and the campaign owner never took up.
None of it belongs on a canon page. All of it is kept here, because a proposal that was not used this year may still be useful next year.
How this namespace works
- Every page in Idea: mirrors a canon page. Idea:Iceverf holds the unconfirmed proposals about Iceverf, and so on.
- Each entry is wrapped in
{{Idea}}, carries its source tag, and is marked unconfirmed idea. - Canon pages link down here; nothing links back up as though it were true.
- Only the campaign owner can promote an idea to canon. When he does, the text moves up into the canon page, gets re-tiered, and the ruling is recorded on Help:Owner rulings.
What is here
If that list is empty, the pages are still there — browse Category:Idea pool instead.
Reading these honestly
An idea in this namespace means exactly one thing: it was written down in a design conversation and nobody confirmed it. It does not mean the owner rejected it, and it does not mean it is half-finished. Some of it is good; some of it contradicts canon flatly. Treat every entry as a suggestion made to a game master who had not yet decided.