How the wiki works
The wiki is the community's free-form encyclopedia — guides, lore, strategy and reference, written and maintained by players. Here is how to read, write and source it.
What is the wiki?
It is a collaborative, multilingual set of articles organised by game and category. Anyone can read it; signed-in members with edit rights can improve it. It complements the structured Knowledge Base with explanatory, free-form writing.
Creating and editing pages
Use the create button on a scope or category to start a page, or the edit button on any article. A rich editor handles formatting, links, images and tables; your changes are versioned, so the history is kept and edits can be compared or reverted.
Citing sources
Back claims with references — add source links in the references section and they appear as numbered citations. Reliable sources make an article trustworthy and easier to verify.
Pulling in Knowledge Base data
Facts that live in the Knowledge Base — a creature's stats, an artifact's cost — should not be retyped by hand. Reference them inline, drop in a full infobox, or embed a single live property value using these markers in the editor; only verified entries embed, and the values update automatically when the entry changes:
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Tips
Write for a reader new to the topic, link generously between articles, cite your sources, and prefer embedding Knowledge Base data over copying numbers so the wiki stays accurate as the data evolves.