Definitions

Worlds

A world is an optional grouping layer above campaigns. Group sequels, parallel stories, or spin-offs set in the same universe to get:

• A unified article browse across all member campaigns

• Automatic cross-campaign linking

• A single entry point from the personal campaigns page

A campaign belongs to at most one world. The world is owned by a single user; campaign-level roles continue to govern access within each campaign. See Worlds.

Campaigns

A campaign is the primary container for content — the workspace for a specific game. It holds:

• Articles, images, groups, and users

• Visibility settings (public or hidden)

• Status (active or inactive)

• User roles (Creator, GameMaster, Player, Spectator)

Articles

Articles are the primary content objects. Each article:

• Is written in Markdown with directives

• Uses its first # header as the title

• May carry a type, labels, and a unique key

• Can belong to one or more trees

• Has visibility controls (public, group-restricted, or author-only)

• Tracks revisions and can hold notes

Images

Images are first-class objects with their own metadata: title, Markdown description, multiple size variants, optional markers (points of interest on maps), automatic gallery inclusion, and backlinks to referencing articles. See Images.

Groups

Groups are campaign-scoped user collections used for permissions — for example party or gm. They drive visibility restrictions on articles and secret blocks, and can be combined freely. See Secrets.

Trees

Trees are named hierarchies (such as "Characters", "Locations", or "Events"). Articles declare their place in a tree with a directive and can belong to several trees at once. See Navigation.

Notes

Notes are threaded plain-text comments attached to an article. They follow the article's visibility and are used for questions, clarifications, and collaboration. See Collaboration.