Wiki corrections

oh yeah I do this one quite often ^^;
thanks for the notice

So about two weeks ago I posted a statement in this same thread regarding currency and missing an exchange rate, but it seems to have gone unnoticed:

Faldong gems are worth 100 SK, and a tiny fragment of ascarlin at 50,000 SK, yet I don't see them in the list of exchange rates, nor can I find the currency page without searching for it in the search bar...

On the chronology page of the wiki, where it reads, "3501 B.U. - Elven explorers scouting the Great marshes are surprised to find draconic relatives of theirs, the Mist Elves.", the 'Mist Elves' link goes here instead of here.

Archmage_Bael wrote:

Faldong gems are worth 100 SK, and a tiny fragment of ascarlin at 50,000 SK, yet I don't see them in the list of exchange rates, nor can I find the currency page without searching for it in the search bar...

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking. The exchange rate for faldong gems and ascarlin, as you describe it, is included already in the "currency rate" section.

And where would you want the currency page to be linked to from?

Nyaha wrote:

On the chronology page of the wiki, where it reads, "3501 B.U. - Elven explorers scouting the Great marshes are surprised to find draconic relatives of theirs, the Mist Elves.", the 'Mist Elves' link goes here instead of here.

Thanks; fixed.

Currency could be under culture and customs, or under Negav maybe.

I'm just saying that so far it looks like this:

Based on universal rates :
* 1 Skevol is worth 12 Platalis
* 1 Skevol is worth 2 Kejdoran shkings
* 2 Skevols are worth 1 Gol
* 5 Skevols are worth 1 Yolem
-100 Skevols are worth 1 Faldong Gem
* 120 Skevols are worth 1 Tetros
* 200 Skevols are worth 1 Rainbow pearl
-50,000 Skevols are worth about a tiny ascarlin fragment

but where I have the dashes you could put in the rates.

Followers of Lataran

Lataran is also called "the last one laughing". He is the god of guile, trickery, games, riddle, illusions, thieves, and betrayers. He is represented as a frail, shady, genderless laughing figure, always wearing a grinning mask. He represents guile in its most ruthless form, elevating betrayal to a form of art. His followers are people with a rather interesting outlook on life, their beliefs aligned with believing in Lataran's teachings that any act is justified as long as it's cleverly done. From his teachings they have come to believe that In their vision, if you trick someone, you aren't the one to blame, - the one who has been tricked is. Moreover, by tricking them you taught teached them a valuable lesson for the future. Thus, Lataran followers see themselves as scholars of sort, spreading their "wisdom" through cruel trickery and malignant acts mean deception, "enlightening" their victims in the process. Naturally talented with words, bluffs, and disguises, they are skillful con-artists and rarely what they look like who rarely expose their true nature. Needless to say, they are widely seen as perfect jerks. They believe in theft but mostly for the beauty of the act. If there is an invaluable unvaluable treasure kept by one of the most powerful nobles of Negav, you can bet your last skevol that, at some points, it will be a target for Lataran's followers. Lataran himself is rumored to have build built the temple in the Forest of Whispers as a place for adventurers and other reckless people to take part in deadly games for fabulous rewards and his own great enjoyment.


Entry needed a big grammar check. Noticed it from the link in Q&A.

Thanks; fixed.

Not sure if this counts as a correction, but shouldn't some of the locations, especially in the Locations page, have more capital letters like Forest of Whispers, or Topazial Sea? I may be wrong, but I think that's how it works for the name of an area.

You're probably right. I moved the "Forest of whispers" page to "Forest of Whispers" yesterday, because that was the name actually used in the article. Most names should indeed probably be capitalised.

The Tolmeshal Forest is referred to as a Jungle in the description, I recommend changing to either a forest or a jungle, it cannot be both.

I've noticed a lot of predator characters on the wiki don't have their predator ranking, one of them being Belletia, is there a reason why some characters don't have any pred rankings?

Actually listing alphabetically would make it easier to look for specific creatures or plants.

Aside from that, I know I've been credited as Sean Okotami, but since I've changed my username, shouldn't I be credited with my newer username? Also, the idea of the sandstorm, or whichever idea is credited to Louis, Louis is actually me, so it'd be better that it's credited to Shady Knight as to avoid confusion.

Page: Menyssan
Paragraph one
"Her sharp eyes, amazing memory and methodical mind make her able to quickly deduct things that others would miss, and she always seem to be several steps ahead of her opponent in any games of wits."
I'm pretty sure this should be deduce.

Page: Fairy kingdom
Grey Bridge
"A huge bridge linking the kingdom to the northern coast region. It's also called "the bridge of war", having been used a long time ago by a tribe of fairy to invade that northern region, according to a legend. It looks like the petrifed and hollow trunk of a very ancient tree that has been carved with smal embrasures along its side that were probably used to fire arrows or magic missiles at the ennemy from safety."
small and enemy.

Nemyra's Palace
"Indeed, the palace in Felarya is actually just one of the numerous entrances to Nemyra's personnel universe."
Personal.

Page: Plant life2
Nemetarbor
"It is only when the soil starts to loose its fertility that these trees live up to their name, unearthing themselves from the soil and walking about on their roots."
Lose.

Nemyra's personnel universe? That I'd like to see. Where's the recruiting center?

Thanks, EvilGenius; fixed.

On the Tolmeshal Forest page, the link to spine beetles takes you to the top of a fauna page rather than directly to the entry on spine beetles itself. In fact, the entry on them doesn't seem to be even on that page. O.o

Thanks; fixed. (At some point, actually, lots of other fauna links will have to be fixed.)

Thanks; fixed. (And thank you for including the direct link.)

From the Hell entry.

"Evasions are very rare but not totally unheard of"

Shouldn't that be "Escapes are very rare, but not totally unheard of"?

It should indeed. Thanks; fixed.

Mutourks and Malyran Snake-Apes are not linked to in the Malyra Fen subpage.

Thanks; fixed.

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