The wiki as it is written: editing a page, a new page, a draft the LLM wrote,
Suggested wiki updates, and Wiki health. D58 settled the editor — side by side, with
[[ autocomplete and autosave — and Design A drew it (its screen 8). Drafts, the suggestions queue
and wiki health are drawn here for the first time.
Who may write follows Settings → Wiki (lane 2b): only the GM, each player their own pages (today),
anyone, or players suggest and the GM decides. Reading the wiki is lane 6b.
Same campaign: Dana runs The Amberwake Accord; Priya plays Ossian Vale.
Look
Reviewed, and settled
Settled before drawing
D58 — side by side. Write on the left, the page as it will read on the right, [[
autocomplete and autosave; Write and Preview tabs on a phone.
Lane 2b’s four settings decide who may write, and whether a player’s page goes straight in or
to the queue.
#593 already plans the blocks: GM notes move into a GM block (IS-028), and a GM block is one
case of a block for any audience (IS-127). The editor draws both.
D12: a stat block, a draft and a suggestion are gone for good when deleted, so each asks first.
The owner’s review, 21 September
D73 — stat blocks get their own lane. The editor drawn here is a start, not the answer. A stat block is
a full, system-specific character sheet — every field of the standard and extended sheet, for NPCs and player
characters; items, weapons and spells from the loaded content with their full descriptions and stats, onto the
sheet and the page; a backstory kept on the page and pulled into the sheet; rolling at creation. Lane 9
researches the real sheets first, then designs WIKI-19.
D72 — two pages with one name go Wikipedia’s way: each carries its kind after the name, the
editor offers it and renames the existing page, and the bare name becomes a page that lists both. Drawn below,
under A new page.
Decided while drawing, accepted on review (21 September)
One Save for the whole page. The fields, the text, the facts, the timeline and the stat block are saved
together; today the stat block has its own Save.
Facts and a timeline on every kind of page, not only a player’s character, each row with who sees
it.
Changing a page’s kind keeps what was written and sets aside the fields that no longer apply,
rather than clearing them (WK-137).
A block for some people is written :::for Ossian Vale, naming characters, so a secret
follows the character to whoever plays them.
A player’s suggested change is a draft to read, like an update from a recording, rather than an
in-place edit.
The coverage check: 187 placements, none missing. 145 drawn, 18 replaced by a decision, 23
belonging to another surface, and 1 behaviour with nothing to see. The check is coverage/lane6c.py
beside the catalogue.