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This article is a design guide for guest characters (that is, characters created by guest authors, characters based on friends of the author, and so on). | This article is a design guide for guest characters (that is, characters created by guest authors, characters based on friends of the author, and so on). | ||
'''Fiction''' is a strongly non-linear work: there is no "our story so far" narrative. There are only fiction pages, and non-fiction pages, and the text and images on the pages, and the links that bind them. | |||
This design guide is intended to provide some high-level linearity for characters. | This design guide is intended to provide some high-level linearity for characters. | ||
Revision as of 10:43, 14 July 2016
This article is a design guide for guest characters (that is, characters created by guest authors, characters based on friends of the author, and so on).
Fiction is a strongly non-linear work: there is no "our story so far" narrative. There are only fiction pages, and non-fiction pages, and the text and images on the pages, and the links that bind them.
This design guide is intended to provide some high-level linearity for characters.
Enemies
- Have at least one essential nemesis, arch-enemy, etc. Drama is driven by enemies.
Images
- Have a primary image for your character page.
In the News
Fiction cross-reference
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