User talk:Daranios - Knowledge (XXG)

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restored. Once I am done with the finishing touches on my deletions list, I will move the 1st edition monster list to draft space, and copy your sources as appropriate to each of the monsters in the list. I will also be checking each of the monsters in my list to see if they have independent sources in the redirected article, and if so copy those onto the monster list, and vice versa copy sources from the monster list to the redirected article - I saw you doing this here and there on the redirected articles, but I want to cover every base I can. :) (For a perfect example of what we can do, see how Githyanki was deleted at AFD, I requested it to be restored, added a source and redirected it again, and then you added another source and redirected it again.)

2651:. Yes, it's a stand-alone adventure, as far as I can tell, but it is still part of the world, i.e. part of the metaplot. Now, I am sure we can find rpg's that are truly stand-alone (had just a core book published in the world, and nothing esle), so overall, I am leaning towards agreeing that campaign setting is not the same as metaplot. I still think given the relatively few sources discussing this (we just have one definition of metaplot, from a minor Polish-language article), notability is a problem. Although I am having seconds thoughts about merger, as we haven't found a source that states metaplot is an element of a campaign setting, do we? So merging it there could be ORish. Sigh. 5750: 5909:. If there was a merge, I would like to see those two sentences preserved, nothing more, nothing less. That's the basis of my arguments with regard to that source. And while the statement by Zuriaga Senent is not about Morrigan but about the image of the diabolical in cinema, television, advertising, comics and video games in general, it is the two authors of the chapter who do relate it to the depictions of Maleficent as an example of said cinema, and Morrigan as an example of said video games. How else would one read this paragraph 4.4? I don't see synthesis here. 1242:, which was made a lot easier because I could just copy most of what I did from the original D&D monsters list, and the results were similar but a little better. :) I will spend the next couple of hours starting the 3.0 list and then move on to the 3.5, 4th, and 5th the rest of this week and starting next week. I think if there is one thing we need to really make these properly "viable" is a source that goes "monsters in this edition were..." and that should weaken that particular criticism, if we can find one. 1081: 5683: 5383:. The main obstacle is that most of the readily-available online commentary is aimed at giving context to viewers of the TV series, and topics like Shara have yet to be explored. But I imagine there are academic sources, and Tor.com has done exhaustive series reread articles. I haven't read the entire series, so if you can give me an idea of what key info you think is missing and should be added to the franchise article, and related novels if possible, I can figure it out. Thanks.— 523:, thanks for keeping me updated and thanks for the enormous compilation work on the deleted articles! All the best with the 1st edition monster list. and all the other plans. If you happen upon any sources I have not included in my 2nd edition one, please let me know. In the long term I wonder if someone will hold duplication of (potentially non-edition-specific) in those lists against us, but we will see, and having just the 2nd edition one has always been a bit weird. :-) 2999:) can be seen as the world in which the Game Master (GM) and players populate with their player characters and non-player characters, who are intelligent agents. And their interactions with the storyworld are the result of them participating in the actions and happenings which bring about change and thus the sum creates a narrative." Also note that the work doesn't use the term "metaplot", but I think it's pretty obvious the concepts discussed are the same thing. 5273: 22: 6023:, p. 68, but they give different title translations ("Groß, größer und die Allergrößte" and "Das große, das größere und das größte Abenteuer", respectively). So it seems like they are just translations for the German reader rather than references to an existing German publication. Both are only snippet previews, so I cannot say if they go on to say something about a German translation. There only other book by this author in 894:

pleasantly surprised about is the available sourcing for the ones based directly on legendary creatures - I saw all the time people in AFDs previously saying how those would never be notable compared to the original D&D creations, well look now and here we go, there is potential. :) I decided to not yet pursue any undeletions so that I could focus on sourcing the articles better, but I am keeping my options open on that.

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metaplot has a major influence on the affected works. He defines metaplot as an "evolving history of a given fictional universe". Lastly, the author notes that metaplot is developed not just by the writers, but by "teams" - multiple writers, editors, publishers, graphic designers and even players. An interesting exampe given is the cancellation of

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had a number of "domain sourcebooks". Each explained how the regent of that domain was no longer available - all in the year of the basic campaign setting - so that the domain could be taken over by a player character. None of these disappearances/deaths were meant to form a metaplot, they were never mentioned in any other product. As for

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freedom of RPG writers (based on examples of Dragonlance and Forgotten Realms series of novels) a high quality source (well written) and a SIGCOV-meeting work about metaplot (the author often translates it to Polish as metafabuła - I did a search and I am afraid there's not much else in Polish literature on this, outside this single work).

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same iconographic tradition. But perhaps that's too unclear, as I did not want to imply that they put them side by side and compared them in detail, but just that they find them comparable in having the same roots. Anyway, you've found a safer phrasing, so we don't need to worry about the old version any more.

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I plan to look at this also, and I think changing the target of any topic mentioned elsewhere, however briefly, would be an easy solution for those. If you had a take on those not appearing anywhere, that would be great. I am kind of personally concerned about the deities from Al-Qadim, as I had been

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says that "direct address to the reader makes it possible to single out the world and make the receiver feel its atmosphere ... This conversational writing also creates a bond with the narrator who provides us with the elements to play the game. gives the "keys" to the universe ... For these reasons,

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OK, it has taken a lot longer than I expected to add/fix infoboxes to all the monster articles! :o But on the bright side, at the rate I've been moving, I should be able to finish that when I come back to it on Monday, which gives me some part of that day and all of Tuesday to finally do some work on

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1, XCT 1+2, Island 2, Crossgen Digest 6, Raubtiere III 10+11, Der Skorpion 2 - Das Geheimnis des Papstes, Das Kristallschwert 3-5, Das dritte Testament - Lukas oder Der Atem des Stiers, Die großen Museen Europas (Modern Games), Leonardo da Vinci - Die Malerei (Modern Games), Private Eye (role-playing

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I'm not aware of any guideline that discourages moving an article to draft after a deletion discussion, can you tell me which guideline you are referring to? Given that there was no outcome, being that there was "no consensus" found, it should be as though there was no deletion discussion. I thought

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than that suggested for "no consensus" is followed, a consensus for this alternative course has to be found first. Which could be done on the talk page, a deletion review (if you feel the deletion discussion was not properly evaluated), or in a new deletion discussion. Before starting a new deletion

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Hi there. Thanks for your attention to this article. To clarify the situation, this was not an article that started as a draft and was then moved into article space. This was first moved into draft, and then promptly restored to article space, while a deletion discussion was ongoing. I did move this

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The current version of the article lists not many, but at least two full books, and a 2-page book-chapter on the topic, based on which I have assumed the topic being notable. My problem is, I did not want to flesh out a full article myself due to time reasons, therefore my question at which point of

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Ryan and Thon explain that the contemporary choice of using the term “storyworld” in favor of “narrative” is both a recognition of the emergence of “world” aspects within both the narratological field as well as the broader cultural scene. As such the term “narrative world” implies a similar meaning

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as the corpus of literature he analyses here). Much of the work is about how the metaplot contraints reduce the freedom of writers, who have to respect the history and present events in the universe (as many books are set in the present), and they cannot "break the world", etc. The author notes that

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And so I have finished that part! One more thing I want to do next is to go over that list one more time and request undeletion for items which have sources - not sure how many I will get success with, but here's to trying. ;) I doubt that will take me all day, so after that the next step is the big

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And there you have it, I'm done copying sources from the (redirected) articles to the list, so now with the rest of my time for today I'm going to reverse that and copy sources from the list to the articles wherever the sources are not already there. :) With any luck, if you have sources on the list

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I finally finished the infoboxes! I had no idea there were that many that needed updates, corrections, or to be added... but at least all of the redirected articles are in good shape to go if we ever find the sources for them. :) I have one hour now to start mining the articles for sources to add to

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too closely. As I've said, the one thing that hit me was the sparse information on Shara. Not because there is so much in the novels, I believe there isn't, but just because it is a large continent. So I think while a mere mention for the Land of the Madmen is fine, one or two descriptive sentences

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This starts getting into fine distinctions :-). If you have another look at the definition from White et al., I do not think individual adventures which do not feed back into changing the world count as a metaplot. And the fact that Planescape and Spelljammer have their metaplot elements in my view

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OK, I am all done copying information and citations to the 1E monster list! Feel free to work your magic there, and some time next week I will ask the closing admin if it is ready to move back to article space. :) In the meanwhile, I will see if I can get the OD&D and BD&D lists restored to

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Meanwhile, I am letting you know that while I understand that the majority of those former articles are not coming back any time soon, I do have plans for a few of them. Based on your incredible work with the 2nd edition monster list, I am planning to work on the 1st edition monster list to get it

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I addressed everything that you had not responded to so far, and offered some alternatives on a few (although you may be right in your original stances). I think the Faerun article can include more information on the setting that it does, although maybe not as much as some of those old lists gave.

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I mentioned it in the AfD, but I feel you're putting way too much weight on that source to try and carry the article: it's mentioning her because she's a mainstream image of a succubus in video games. Academic sources are important and valid, but they still need to actually say something about the

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I haven't taken a particularly close look at the content, but it's obviously a good thing that you have managed to find sources and write about the topic. As a tip for the future: one of the main reasons I would, as you correctly observed, start over more or less from scratch is that it is usually

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I think from notability standpoint, the locations have to be complete and well described, and contain references from multiple sources. I am not familiar with The Walking Dead universe, so I can't judge whether sufficient reference materials are available to ensure that the article is notable. For

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Thanks for alerting me to this. Could you please give me some more input what is required for a stub to exist? I know the current version is quite rudimentary, but I already feel that the topic is notable, as I have cited a 2-page-chapter and two full books, all secondary sources, dealing with it.

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To my knowledge the expansions for Numenera, Al-Qadim and Birthright all provide more detail for their respective regions/topics, but they do not advance any plot, but are rather all set more or less at the same point in time as their basic settings. Birthright is actually quite a good example: It

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Overall, I think it's (i.e. the chapter by Olaf Pajączkowski from Uniwersytet Opolski. entitled "Artyzm czy robota na zlecenie? Wolność twórcza autorów książek osadzonych w światach RPG (na przykładzie powieści z cyklu Dragonlance i Forgotten Realms"; English title provided "Art or craft? Creative

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No, you can keep doing as you have been, for now. Once I have gone through all of these lists (I'm about halfway done, I think) then I will ask the closing admin on the 1st edition list if my progress is enough to overturn the AFD outcome. If that can be resolved easily enough, then I will look at

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Just keeping you informed as I go! So the 1st edition list had a total of 4 independent sources out of a total of 75 sources when the AFD was closed as redirect, which is probably why it wasn't deleted instead - it had a total of 186 sources when I was done last week, which means I probably copied

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Thanks for correcting my edit, especially for including Zuriaga Senent. I did overlooked this attribution, sorry. I still think that the authors comparing Maleficent and Morrigan is one possible paraphrasing of the fact that they put them side by side in one paragraph because they are both in the

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I think that source can be used as a second "leg", but I can't claim to understand it completely: It describes Jolly Jumper in two modern adaptations, that it does not talk in either for different reasons, and what this behaviour says (symbolizes?) about the relationship to Lucky Luke (showing in

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I'd say the metaplot is the history/story of the campaign setting, while the other things I listed are other parts of the campaign setting, all adding up to make a whole. Without a metaplot you just have campaign setting as sandbox, which is fine and how old school RPGs tended to be, but not how

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As I do this, I am also going to see what deleted articles have multiple sources on the 2nd edition list, and try to get those articles into draft space so they can be worked on. Once the 1st edition list is complete and ready to be moved into article space, I'm going to see what we can do about

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Hi there! :) If you've been keeping up at all with my massive list of deleted/redirected D&D articles, I am letting you know that I am finally mostly done constructing it. There are a few more checks that I want to do with it, so either next week or the week after I will finally be moving it

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Also, a more wiki question, I assume that the AD&D 2E Player's Handbook would count as a primary source here and therefore not eligible to cite with respect to this? Some spells already bore Mordenkainen's name before 3E, although I don't recall them being connected to Greyhawk in any way in

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back to article space. I feel that they both have enough independent sources, which you found as part of working on the monster list, that they should be workable as articles again. At the very least, I feel that if someone calls for deletion again, they can be merged or redirected into the list

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says "These supplements, starting with The Four Winds, detail the “metaplot” of the setting (Alderac, “Legend”). Legend of Five Rings is not unique in using a metaplot; the Forgotten Realms setting by Wizards of the Coast, uses the same concept, as did many of the White Wolf games in the 1990s."

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Looking at the result of the expanded section, I personally think it should have been kept. There have been, however, many discussions (like in this case) on which sources actually do contribute to notability, and how extensive coverage has to be in any one specific source. I am no expert on the

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I am not sure if I agree here. Numenera, Al-Qadim and Birthright, seem to have a number of expansions, for example. If we go with the def of "evolving history", then I would define campaign settings without metaplot as those limited to a single publication, without any other material to "evolve

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Sure, we can have a look. I believe you can find a lot yourself, too: The notability notice at the top provides you with links where one can look for sources. I am usually using Google scholar and Google books, sometimes JSTOR. In this specific case it turns out that Scrat can be a lot of other

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I am having trouble seeing the difference here. I mean, yes, characters, locations, events are part of campaign setting, but isn't metaplot the same thing as the campaign setting? Characters, locations, events are part of metaplot as well. Unless we define metaplot as "history" only, although

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I should have brought this one to your attention sooner! I don't believe it is inappropriate to work on an article post-AFD and pre-merge, but if there is anything more that can be done to improve it, then we can either take it to DRV, or at worse we have better content for the merge when it

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OK, I made some good progress today! :) I still have a long way to go, but I will save that work for next week and possibly the week after that. I am feeling much better overall about the sourcing situation on the redirected monsters, and the few that we have left as articles. One thing I am

5397:! First of all thanks for your work on this, creating a more concise and sourced version, and thanks for stopping by. I understand the problem with the sources. I am afraid I myself already have too many project ideas to dive into this. I have also not looked into the differences between 2474:

Anyway, here's my summary of the key points made in the relevsant chapter about metaplot from this book. Note that it very much talks about it as related to both book series and rpg games - and in fact most examples it cites are related not to rpg sourcebooks but to rpg novels, such as

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Pinging participants is a good idea, I am not sure if DRV is needed (as the nominator, I am not going to object to leaving the article as it is, as I've become convinced that merge is not the best). Still, if you want to be 100% formal, a DRV or a merge discussion are the way to go.

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way faster to start by reading a handful of broad (even if brief) sources on the overarching topic and base the article on those before expanding with material from other sources, rather than trying to find sources for content that was initially added without sources as part of

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looks fine to me, though I think I would skip listing the five suggested actresses for her voice as just one writers opinion. The sources I saw which were not yet in the article just confirmed details already present in other sources. I am no expert in who this will fare in an

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back into draft after the deletion discussion concluded, but it was reverted by an editor who had not realised that the initial draftifying and un-draftifying occurred during the deletion discussion. I waited about a month before restoring the draft again, addressing this at

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OK, I've been adding a lot today, and I still have a few hours to work on it, so when you get a chance go ahead and take a long look - toss or condense anything I've added that you think doesn't belong there. :) I will most likely be able to finish up this part tomorrow.

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So there are those two drafts, and I was able to send the 1E creature list to draft as well - I'm going to spend some time working on that one tomorrow, so please allow me the time to work on it and then when I am done go ahead and get to work on it however you like. :)

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I have a lot less time to work on monsters this week than I expected I would, but still I will be able to make enough progress today on the current phase of my project that I should be able to finish it with no problem next week and move on to working on monsters. :)

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Any chance that pershon (she?) is notable? Author of a German book on sf Homo futurus: Eine Analyse der modernen Science Fiction (Hamburg, 1971) that was even translated to Polish. Can't find much about her credentials otherwise. I assume it is a reliable source...

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Thanks. That seems like a good source. But... do we have a second one? With one good source, I guess we can leave it be with a notability tag if we feel generous, but you know what GNG says about one source, technically. One more source and we would be good. Ping

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Thanks! I am not very optimistic yet, but we'll see what happens, and as you said, a redirect would still be better to have than nothing. Or, well actually there might be a number more sources on orcs now than are present, as they are a significant part of the

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

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I don't think I would bring this to AFC though. Consensus is currently against Amy Rose having an article. Can AFC override that? Though, keep in mind that I also have more sourcing and stuff there since the consensus was formed, so I'm not sure what to do.

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I don't want that source to carry the article, but see it as one secondary source among several. I simply don't think what's said is trivial but believe those two sentences added are suitable for inclusion in an encyclopedia which has not space limit as in

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Daranios, a lot of what you wrote there wasn't stated by the source: it wasn't comparing her to Maleficent, and the second statement was a citation from a different paper by a different author, and not about her specifically. You have to be careful about

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I found a bunch of sources confirming the appearance of the intellect devourer, so I restore the article. There appears to have been a small controversy regarding the art copying something from Pathfinder, and I was not sure if we wanted to include that.

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Thanks a lot for pointing this out. I believe that was a phrasing error on my part, it was always meant to say "spells within the core rulebooks". I have corrected it accordingly. The Player's Handbook would indeed by a primary source. However, citing

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Great work! I hope this get's approved. Currently I wouldn't want to spend more time at the other monster lists, but rather get back to expanding the 2nd edition list more as soon as I can find the time (also taken up by other corners of interest :-).

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Hi Daranois, I think you're actually good at finding sources. So Ive been improving two neglected articles and planning them to send at GAN. Only if you have time to check whether you can find more book sources that are not yet used for the article

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Hey Daranois, I think youre good at finding sources. Do you think you can hunt so we can add at them at the article soon. Was just wondering if this can notable to have its own page and hoping it to survive when someone attempted to delete. Thanks.

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion notice from the top of the article until the discussion has finished.

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Thanks a lot for doing the inputs! That looks pretty good to me. Having additional reception would be nice if it could be found, of course, but I guess it can be tried as it is. These sources by Laurent De Filippo would be nice to check, too: -

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has the correct title "Mein Pech mit der Mondreise", published 1978, on p. 9, and both Polish and German titles on p. 39. Same source, same pages, have "Die rot-weisse Sonne", published 1973. All that is also verfied in the snippet preview of

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at AFC, though I wasn't the one who started it. I might either add my content there and submit it for review or bring that to deletion review too, since I have more sourcing uncovered since the merge discussion a few years back. What do you

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Sounds good! :) I haven't looked yet to see what is in those issues, but when I do then I will let you know. :) It looks like #41 would be from the year 2000 so there is likely some D&D 3E coverage around that time or soon after.

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of the article/section. Small point: I happened upon a master thesis as one of the sources in the draft. Those are usually not considered reliable sources and might do more hurt than good with regard to the question of notability.

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does not suddenly make all D&D campaign settings metaplotty. If you check out p. 43 of White et al. for the results of (heavy) metaplot on the game, you'll find that that does not occur in Birthright, Al-Qadim or Numenera.

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Or realistically, if you find enough sources to prove that the topic is actually notable, then we could always take it to DRV to have the result overturned. Failing that, yes, it can be merged properly as per the AFD results.

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Indeed, sticking to sources seems best. Thanks for saving this, I think we can remove the merge notice, although it's a bit weird, procedurally - should we do a deletion review, citing the article being rewritten?

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But if you see Birthright as part of the wider universe, then this snapshot fits into the bigger metaplot. Birthright may not have a Birthright-only metaplot, but it is part of the metaplot for Forgotten Realms

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Good find, though here I have suggestions for improvement: I am not sure what the Black Gate is, but might be a blog. For the rust monster and the bulette "based on a plastic toy from Hong Kong" is attested in

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character. Case in point too Zuriaga Senent's statement isn't even *about* Morrigan, but the concept of modern depictions of demons in general, the other two are citing it in relation to their observations.

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getting the OD&D, BD&D, 3E, 3.5, 4E, and 5E lists back! :) We may even have the opportunity to get some of the monster articles back into article space as well, we will see. One thing at a time!

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I think your view somewhat ignores the plot part in metaplot. My examples all present the world and lots of adventure hooks (and naturally a history that lead up to that), but don't develop them forward.

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before making your decision (if it looks daunting, don't worry, it basically boils down to checking CSD, notability, and title). If this looks like something that you can do, please consider joining us.

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has 22 sources, several of which actually are independent - I don't know what can be extracted from those sources, but you never know. :) Here we go, let's see if I can finish before the end of day. :)

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I think metaplot is an aspect of a campaign setting (much like characters, locations, events, etc), the only question was whether it could stand alone as a topic. Thank you for looking into this more.

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Thank you. I've corrected the wrong title. Oko Centaura is a different book, I am not sure at the moment it is notable, but if I create an article on it I'll remember to include the title you found.

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so it'd be saved. I was unable to do a full history import since the file size was too large. At times I save articles that are going to be deleted by sticking them over there or other fandoms.

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Yes, I definitely want to restore some of that removed content, as it appears we had consensus and the person who removed it did not challenge the idea much. I will take a look maybe later today.

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would apply, but I don't have an overview if you have used any sources not discussed in the deletion discussion. So working on it and then going through AfC seems the more promising route to me.

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I think you can use the above paragraph in your draft, rewritten as needed - all what I say above is supported by the chapter cited. You can machine translate it to raid for a few more examples.

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brings up quite a number of web articles, but I don't have an overview how much useful stuff there is. I guess both articles could benefit from a (more extended) reception, such as it exists.

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I disagree, to me all world building is metaplot. Meta meaning it's in more than one publication. Yes, that's my subjective view, but it is not contradicted by any definitions we have, is it?

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The nominator was in a hurry to redirect it, so no worries. I'm going to add it to my massive deletions list page so that perhaps someone will work on getting it restored and rebuilt one day.

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instance, the Star Wars universe have many references - many books and guides describe the planets and the locations, but I didn't know if such materials are available for The Walking Dead.

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The easy solution to that, which is now already implemented, would be to stick to examples called out as metaplot in secondary sources. BTW, I've seen an interesting forum post on the topic

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reverse conclusion what Jolly Jumper talking can mean in the original comics). In addition, there are multiple shorter treatments. In addition to those I've added, I wonder how much is in "

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history = events. Is this what you mean? Given the relatively few sources, I think trying to impove the (terrible, terrible, terrible...) article on campaign setting for now would be best.

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is not bad or disallowed under the right circumstances. It's just that a Knowledge (XXG) article should not be based entirely or mainly on primary sources, because that it would fail the

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Thanks. I was translating an article form pl wiki that referneces her, and that was the only reference I could not verify, so I wanted to double check it is good enough to use. Enjoy

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Starting with your last points for time reasons: I've found the definition confirmed in several sources which I can add as references. How many would you find ideal before it becomes

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Was this supposed to be about "core rulebooks on spells" (which "spells core rulebooks" could be interpreted as), or are there one or more words missing here (as in "certain spells

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is only meant if there is "considered reason to believe the material in question cannot be verified", which also seems to solve our case based on the current status of discussion.

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Ah, thanks, actually I didn't and will do now. I don't think there's a lot of new stuff, but I'd want to check it anyway. I had added checking monster redirects in general to the

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Thanks! I was aware of that, but unfortunately have little time these days, and also let myself be occupied in other deletion discussions and more. I'll see if I can do a bit.

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even in its written texts, the RPG carries the seeds of the orality that characterizes it, and which allows it to achieve this collective and dynamic fictional creation." with

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I am not too optimistic here. The two inline citations in the French article are a Facebook page and what seems to be a crowd-funding page - so presumably not independent. The

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you think you have take care of at least a part of the "oppose" opinion arguments, and if you are up front and state where there was a discussion with a consensus against the

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Indeed a lot of progress :-)! Still, I hope the various sources on individual monsters will be enough to overcome the other criticisms. Did you want me to look into anything

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I opted not to merge by virtue of the fact that it would wind up showing undue emphasis on Flatspace, since no other work is discussed beyond crediting him for the work. -

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BTW, the completely correct German spelling would be "Die rot-weiße Sonne". Otherwise no bonus points for me this time. The only thing I've found was a short remark in

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I get wanting to save an article, I truly do. But if you build with flimsy sourcing even if the article is saved you're just making problems for future editors later.--

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Hi! Sorry to bug you with this, but since you've edited this sentence before, I figured you may be a good person to ask for clarification about it. In the article on

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Fair enough, then we can leave it be. The notability tag should stay until someone actually writes up a reception section or like, IMHO. Thank you for rescuing this.

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I think we should use everything we've got. I don't see why the publication length or apparent lack of notability of Arcane makes it any less of a reliable source.

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Please check the submission for any additional comments left by the reviewer. You are encouraged to edit the submission to address the issues raised and resubmit

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All that said, I don't see how metaplot, as defined and discussed in that chapter (I cited the definition author provides for that purpose too), is different from

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it says the procedure in a case of "No consensus" is to simply remove the deletion note and let the page be, just as in case of "Keep", which is made explicit at

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discussion, however, you should have to have an idea why the result should turn out otherwise. The passing of one month is not an appropriate reason in my book.

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could be used to reference basic information, but it may not confer notability, as to my understanding the page aims to cover all role-playing games. This book,

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consideres it ok with regard to reliability but not so for establishing notability. So I am not too hopeful there. I'll add a bit inbetween other stuff I guess.

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You know, I kind of suspected it was something like that since it did say Trilogie, but I had forgotten how that adventure line came to be. I started working on

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has 95. :) Let's see how far I can get on the 4E and 5E lists by the end of tomorrow, but most likely I think I will be finishing up on these lists next week!

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that an article shouldn't be moved while a deletion discussion took place, so I waited for it to finish, and which I based on the deletion discussion itself.

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Hey, I noticed you are good at find source from the above discussion, and I seen you participating in other character AFDs. Would you mind weighing in on the

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earlier today, which started with 1 primary source and now has 98. :) I'm going to see how far I get with the 5E list - note that with the current version of

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Fair enough! For now, I will work on the other lists in draft space and keep you updated on my progress, but I am find with keeping just the 2E list for now.

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All prose is referenced. Did you think of the individual headings for future expansion, that they need to be verified via references? Thanks for your input!

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for articles that have been deleted, I can get those restored as redirects to the list so that when/if we get enough sources we can bring them back one day!

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I'm getting ready to start working on this today. :) As a first step before I get into comparing sources from the lists and the redirected articles, I moved

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yesterday. :) I'm not adding any non-English reviews myself, but I created this page (and several others) for people who are better at translating than me.

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As long as the sources are helpful for the article to be improved. Im sharing your findings to the person who possibly want to improve the page. Thanks!

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temporarily to put some work into it, but maybe it is ready to overcome the AFD result? I just don't want another AFD feeding frenzy if we can help it.

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and now has 45 sources, almost all of them independent. :) I will start working on the Basic D&D list shortly, which I may or may not finish today.

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Not much, unfortunately. The scholarly sources I have seen all only seem to confirm that D&D's centaurs are based on the Greek mythology centaurs.

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. Feel free to take a "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings" if you prefer. :)

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I do not have such an account unfortunately. There might also be some sources added to the Undead article that are not already on our monster lists?

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core rulebooks")? I don't want to change anything without knowing this. The source cited here gives me a 404 error, so I can't check that either. :(

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I'm wishing you a Merry Christmas, because that is what I celebrate. Feel free to take a "Happy Holidays" or "Season's Greetings" if you prefer. :)

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needs something from the review added the most if you are up for that! :) I see you added that to the "reviews" section of the page a while ago. :)

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If you have anything on Amy Rose or Coco Bandicoot that I haven't cited or brought up in the deletion/merge discussions, please provide them here.

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helped with finding sources and more. My way took even more time than I expected, but I think a majority of original content was used, as opposed

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The proposed article does not have sufficient content to require an article of its own, but it could be merged into the existing article at

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involved there back in the day. One idea of mine would be to suggest anchoring them to the phrase "a polytheistic pastiche of Islam" at

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source (sadly, just a master thesis, but seems reliable - well written, to me, speaking as a teacher :D) I found possible new synonyms:

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Some sources cited by the book, not very impressive (reliable) for us, but academia can have different standards sometimes I guess...

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is currently struggling to keep up with the influx of new articles. We could use a few extra hands on deck if you think you can help.

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I, Piotrus, award you with The Science Fiction Barnstar, for your significant contributions to this topic area on Knowledge (XXG).

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You overtook me there :-). I was just in the process of writing a comment at the deletion discussion when I saw your message here.

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is completely fine as a gaming magazine with an editorial staff, but there's no guarantee anyone would listen to me of course. For

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Jolly_Jumper&type=revision&diff=1108997246&oldid=1108994397&diffmode=source

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I'd like to give the Red Wizard and the Harper articles another go, do you see anything you could add to either of those drafts?

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history" (past or future) and not connected to any other universe (which they would then expand). And as for CoW, it's connected

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being the example of an RPG which does this "direct address to the reader". Not sure if this is useable. Oh, wait, that's good:

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Apologies for the late response. The way I can see this, I think it is quite difficult, as the only similar article I knew is

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Nicely done. Why merge it back to the main taf article? It probably would be fine as a stand-alone, after your improvements.

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and related. The closer script and moves don't play well together sometimes even when I switch it to manual. Thanks again!

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as a result of reflecting previous editors' views on what should be included rather than the sources' views on the matter.

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I am honestly not sure. I did not read through all those discussions. I'd assume that it would not hurt to go through AfC,

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Can you give me an example of a campaign setting without metaplot? Like stand-alone adventures not connected to anything?

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ultimately happens (which in this case may be a while unless someone really wants to put the work into merging it soon).

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It has already been expanded some since the AFD. Looking at it now, there's definitely enough there for an article, per

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process of deletion review, but I would not expect it to be overturned. The only possible reason I can see would be if

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sources, such as they were, may be quite incomplete, so I am not very surprised by lack of online-accessible reviews.

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franchise) and talks about the history/relationship of its short films relative to the main story. What do you think?

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My pleasure, was just a small thing. I've great respect for anyone getting scripts to run at all :-). Happy editing!

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Since you argued to keep the article, I thought you might want to know I already exported the most recent version to

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and thus is ready for mainspace, please click on the "Submit your draft for review!" button at the top of the page.

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Thanks also for your help. I was wondering the same about the procedure. I guess either a deletion review (based on

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Displacer beast doesn't look notable to me, still. Sorry... any chance you can improve it more before another AfD?

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All done with 5E! I got up to 126 sources! :o So for next week, well, I will not be working on monster lists. LOL

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For the time being I can confirm: "Mein Pech mit Mondreise" seemed incorrect German, and sure enough, your source

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And more RFD today... not sure what it is about redirects lately, but they are attracting a lot of attention! :o

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as “storyworld”, a consistent mental image that shares a number of distinguishing features. With this in mind the

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Thanks for keeping up with this! I'll be back at adding the sources to the redirected articles in a few hours. :)

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for Shara would be nice. A brief search did not bring up any fitting secondary sources. If I can find my copy of

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more than 100 independent sources from the 2nd edition list! I just worked on the OD&D list this morning at

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Thanks for the ping, I am working on it. Could you perhaps contribute what's in this (I think) Polish source,

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as an owner of relevant fotographies featured in a German digital museums' platform, so presumably reliable.

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Hey, if you do want to add those sources to the centaur article I still think they could help improve it. :)

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I took a peek at #41 on RPGgeek but that is one of the pages where the contents are not listed for that issue

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has been reviewed! Unfortunately, it has not been accepted at this time. The reason left by Asilvering was:

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projects. Keep an eye out for anything like that for displacer beasts or anything else that we can use. :)

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it was described how that setting could be incorporated into another game world hardly constitutes a plot.

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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a

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and hopefully this note has made your day a little better. Spread the WikiLove by wishing another user a

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I'll have to see about that. For that matter, I've also been trying to get Amy Rose restored. Here's my

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Nice! I have Envoyers 41, 76, 81, 84 available. In case you need any help with those, just let me know.

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Le zombie des jeux de rôle. Au croisement des traditions haïtiennes, germano-scandinaves et chrétiennes

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will generate some reliable sources for commentary, as is often the case for characters appearing in

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I tackled 3rd edition today! For the 3.0 list, its only references were 4 primary sources, and now

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to make sure that the 2E list is using all the independent sources that were used in the 1E list?

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As for the rest, sorry, not enough energy to get into the complete picture. If you feel that you

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Very nice, I see you have been busy already :-)! Ahm, did you still plan on restoring/working on

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Honestly, given the sparsity of sources, it's pretty OR to make the call one way or another...

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itself seems clearly realiable, being referred to in a number of scholarly publications. E.g.

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you had pointed to! On reading further it became clear to me the removal of material based on

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Thanks for letting me know, and thanks for the well-phrased reminder of that specific part of

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I don't know if there are any sources for this French RPG, but it does have a page on frwiki.

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point 3.) would solve this, or starting a discussion where the current merge notice points,

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says "the evolving story that shapes that game world over time". I think "continous", "story

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the deletion discussion was finished, wasn't it?) My understanding is that before a course

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draftify the article when you thought that the best course of action, but according to the

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has analysis/commentary about Scrat and about Scratte, which could be used to get back the

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article, which probably single-handedly saved it from deletion at the AFD. Great work! —

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If you do not edit your draft in the next 6 months, it will be considered abandoned and

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Do you have this magazine? I think this is saying it is a review for the game accessory

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Volo may face another AFD soon, just a heads up in case you see anything more for him.

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Die Besten der Besten - Bilder-, Kinder- und Jugendbücher aus 57 Ländern oder Sprachen

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The article seems not done yet and needs some work, notability is unclear. Thank you.

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bringing the others out of drafts. I have finished the Basic D&D monsters list at

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Woops, the lady from the web articles seems to be a different one from the author of

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has a one-page commentary which both rates Scrat ("the most popular charater" in the

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I am afraid I did not see anything. Would it make sense to merge that somewhere? To

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the actual lists and getting more sources on the monster articles like you did with

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Thanks a lot, have a good holiday season yourself and all the best for the future!

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Child-animal interactions in Yakari's early adventures: a zoonarratological reading

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This is indeed a she. From what I've found notability may be borderline, the book

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I asked for two to be undeleted and moved to drafts, and I got two! Centaur is at

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I'd love to turn this book into an article, but so far I've only got one source:

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Ok, I put some work into Red Wizards, did you see anything more for the Harpers?

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Thanks for replying. I'd think that for the bigger universes there are articles (

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https://cultural-phenomenons.fandom.com/Tarring_and_feathering_in_popular_culture

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Hurray, found one: There is what I think is a critique or commentary on p. 37 of

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and the like which lately have been mostly discounted with regard to notability.

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So, these are usually not considered reliable? Is there any discussion on this?

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In case it goes back to AFD, do you see anything more for the centaur article?

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was just PRODded and unPRODded - I will see what else I can find for that one.

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with limited independent sources), but I am hoping that its appearance in

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pages 253-255 does some significant discussion! If now we had one more...

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addressed the main criticisms, I don't see a reaseon not to try out AfC.

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one - getting the 1E list into draft space so we can work on it. :)

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in the movie so we might have an opportunity with them as well. :)

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has 113. :) For the 3.5 list, it had no references at all, but now

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I will probably wind up redirecting it if nothing else turns up.

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With the master thesis I've meant current reference no. 57,

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If you see anything else, maybe we can make it happen. :)

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Great! For the Harpers, I've seen very brief statments in

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Yep, usually those are not considered reliable. That's in

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I believe I will be able to finish this part up today. :)

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Thanks a lot, and a very happy Christmas to you, too!

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I figured I had just enough to start a little stub on

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Cool, I might just work something up out of that. :)

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OK, I'll be happy to take a look at that, thanks! :)

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the monster list, so I will get started on that now!

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Thanks! Good to know that it's preserved somewhere!

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OK, you can add it here and I will copy it over. :)

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I can add what's in there to your list if you like.

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