World Wiki

The World Wiki is a comprehensive content management system that allows communities to document their world, structure guides and rules for their campaign, and organize all campaign information in one centralized location.

For Admins: Configure which Discord roles can edit pages in Community Settings. Typically this matches your GM role permissions.

Page Types

The World Wiki supports multiple page types, each designed for specific content needs:

Articles
Rich text pages for locations, NPCs, factions, lore, rules, adventure reports, and more. Support categories and Markdown formatting.
Maps
Interactive image maps with clickable pins linking to other wiki pages. Perfect for world maps, city layouts, and dungeon maps.
Hexcrawl Maps
Interactive hex-based maps with terrain tiles, perfect for exploration-based campaigns.

Key Features

Integrated Gallery
Upload and manage images for your wiki pages. Images can be embedded in articles or used as map backgrounds.
Search & Discovery
Full-text search across all pages and content to quickly find information.
Page Connections
Link pages together and visualize relationships between different wiki content.
Role-Based Permissions
Control which Discord roles can view and edit different pages, allowing for public and private content.

Content Organization

The World Wiki provides flexible organization options to structure your campaign information effectively. Use folders to create logical groupings, establish page hierarchies, and maintain clear navigation for your players.

Articles can be categorized by type (locations, NPCs, factions, rules, etc.) and support rich text formatting with embedded images and links. Maps allow interactive exploration with clickable pins that can reference other wiki pages, creating an interconnected web of campaign information.

Common Use Cases

Communities use the World Wiki to centralize all campaign-related documentation in one accessible location. This includes world lore and setting information, house rules and campaign guidelines, NPC databases and faction relationships, location descriptions with associated maps, adventure logs and session reports, and player-accessible resources and references.

The role-based permission system allows GMs to maintain both public information that all players can access and private content reserved for game masters, creating a comprehensive campaign management solution.