User talk:Zyanya
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Campaign Setting[edit]
I noticed that you're compiling alot of the information from your own wiki to this one. Thats great. If you need any help brining anything over just let us know. Looks like a well-developed setting. Hooper talk contribs email 08:50, 22 December 2008 (MST)
- I'd say the only thing I'd alter is the navigation to make it easier for a user to browse around the setting. If this is going to be all you pull over for a bit I'll try to use my sandbox and kind of come up with an idea. Endhaven (3.5e Campaign Setting) and Valgora are some examples of how the predominant D&Dwiki navigation looks for settings. However, just because I'd do that doesn't make it right. So I'll sandbox it and if you like it you can steal it if not no problem. This really looks like a great setting. (I'll message you when I have something to look at in the sandbox. Be later tonight at earliest - work sucks) Hooper talk contribs email 11:09, 22 December 2008 (MST)
- You can see a rough idea of "home page" layout that I think of at User:Hooper/ValgoraSandBox. It is in its extremely rough and early stages and just thoughts. You'll still see a few bits of erroneous Valgora links that I haven't removed yet. Just something to get an idea. When people search Zyanya it'll come to a page like this. Then they can click on subpages. I can make the breadcrumbs and all that work if you like it. If you don't, just say so. Not a big deal. Also, just curious about a naming question. What is the homeo way of saying Zyanya? I.E. My home campaign is Valgora but when I want to say "this character is from valgora" I say "this is a Valgorian character." Is there a Zyanya version of this? i.e. "Zyanyan character"? Hooper talk contribs email 20:33, 22 December 2008 (MST)
- Just a note. Adding the breadcrumbs I noticed that on your Zyanya Religion page it appears as if the "regional" and "racial" titles need to be switched. I could be wrong just wanted to let you take a glance. Hooper talk contribs email 08:21, 23 December 2008 (MST)
