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{{Infobox Character | {{Infobox Character | ||
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Add a color to this infobox using a color template | Add a color to this infobox using a color template. | ||
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The following is a sample character article for the wiki to try and standardize the layout of like articles without having to constantly reference other places during page creation. HTML comments (these ASCII arrow looking things: <code><nowiki><!-- example --></nowiki></code>) are used to allow contributors to see this sample as a blank and focus on the overall structure by hiding most of the text from view, to prevent being blindsided by details they don't need to read until they decide for themselves to use this sample as an outline. This also reduces the likelihood of visible placeholder text in articles by negligent or forgetful contributors. If you're ready for more details, edit or otherwise view this page's source to read commented out information about what to put in each section. When copying this sample, edit out this uncommented sentence to make sure there is no (visible) placeholder in your articles that use this sample. | The following is a sample character article for the wiki to try and standardize the layout of like articles without having to constantly reference other places during page creation. | ||
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HTML comments (these ASCII arrow looking things: <code><nowiki><!-- example --></nowiki></code>) are used to allow contributors to see this sample as a blank and focus on the overall structure by hiding most of the text from view, to prevent being blindsided by details they don't need to read until they decide for themselves to use this sample as an outline. This also reduces the likelihood of visible placeholder text in articles by negligent or forgetful contributors. | |||
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If you're ready for more details, edit or otherwise view this page's source to read commented out information about what to put in each section. When copying this sample, edit out this uncommented sentence to make sure there is no (visible) placeholder in your articles that use this sample. | |||
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Some general guidelines (as I'm no one with higher authority to enforce a rule but I highly suggest you follow it anyway): | Some general guidelines (as I'm no one with higher authority to enforce a rule but I highly suggest you follow it anyway): | ||
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===Powers and Abilities=== | ===Powers and Abilities=== | ||
<!-- Explain the character's abilities, | <!-- Explain the character's abilities, and if these abilities exist in gameplay, do so here WITHOUT MENTIONING GAMEPLAY MECHANICS (i.e. don't talk about button inputs when bringing up Blitz). Include them in the relevant Gameplay section. | ||
If they're a gameplay element and the gameplay section has become its own page, use the {{main}} template to link to it in more detail, and give a brief overview here. Example: | |||
{{main|[[Character (Gameplay)#Ability]]}} | |||
This character knows Ability, which lets him/her/it do... | |||
If an ability has its own article or has enough information about it to warrant being its own article, use the {{main}} template to link to it, for you or someone else to make it later if it doesn't exist yet. --> | |||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:10, September 23, 2023
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The following is a sample character article for the wiki to try and standardize the layout of like articles without having to constantly reference other places during page creation.
HTML comments (these ASCII arrow looking things: <!-- example -->) are used to allow contributors to see this sample as a blank and focus on the overall structure by hiding most of the text from view, to prevent being blindsided by details they don't need to read until they decide for themselves to use this sample as an outline. This also reduces the likelihood of visible placeholder text in articles by negligent or forgetful contributors.
If you're ready for more details, edit or otherwise view this page's source to read commented out information about what to put in each section. When copying this sample, edit out this uncommented sentence to make sure there is no (visible) placeholder in your articles that use this sample.
