The World Wiki is where your community keeps its world lore, campaign rules, and session notes. Think of it as your campaign's own wiki - everyone can find what they need in one place.
For Admins: Configure which Discord roles can edit pages in Community Settings. Typically this matches your GM role permissions.
Page Types
The World Wiki has four page types:
ArticlesRich text pages for locations, NPCs, factions, lore, rules, adventure reports, and more. Support categories and Markdown formatting.
MapsInteractive image maps with clickable pins linking to other wiki pages. Perfect for world maps, city layouts, and dungeon maps.
TimelinesChronological events with dates, descriptions, and banner images. Events can link to other wiki pages or adventures. Great for campaign history and world events.
Hexcrawl MapsInteractive hex-based maps with terrain tiles, perfect for exploration-based campaigns.
Key Features
Integrated GalleryUpload and manage images for your wiki pages. Images can be embedded in articles or used as map backgrounds.
SearchFull-text search across all pages so you can quickly find what you need.
Page ConnectionsLink pages together and visualize relationships between different wiki content.
Role-Based PermissionsControl which Discord roles can view and edit different pages, allowing for public and private content.
Content Organization
Use folders to group pages however makes sense for your campaign. Articles can be categorized by type (locations, NPCs, factions, rules, etc.) and support Markdown formatting with embedded images and links. Map pins can link to other wiki pages, so players can click a location on the map and read the article about it.
Common Use Cases
Most communities use it for world lore, house rules, NPC databases, location descriptions with maps, and session reports.
GMs can mark pages as private so only certain Discord roles can see them - handy for secret lore or behind-the-screen notes.