Write-Up Guidelines

So you've had a wonderful session and now have decided to write a write-up! Here's some guidelines.

Important Elements of a Write-Up
In-game date, participating characters, and a rough description of what happened.

If it's cool or super creative, bonus points and bottlecaps, i.e. DM inspiration.

Anyone can do a write-up! We can even have multiple write-ups for the same session! One guideline however is to avoid repeating what someone else said too much. Some overlap is fine, paraphrasing previous write-ups should be avoided.

Good: Bad:
 * A: Then we found the treasure chest and swiped all the swords.
 * B: While everyone was grabbing swords, I noticed the writing on the side of the treasure chest.
 * A: Then we found the treasure chest and swiped all the swords.
 * B: After killing the guy, we found the treasure and grabbed as many swords as we could.

Rewards for Write-Ups and Wiki Contributions
Whosoever shall contribute to this wiki shall receive one or more of the following rewards:
 * Write-up for a session in which you were present. XP is given at the rate calculated on the Session Summaries page, i.e., 10% of the total XP needed for the highest level character to advance to the next level or the amount of XP gained in the session, depending on which is lower. You may receive a bottle cap if it is a particularly great write-up.
 * Write-up for a session in which you were not present. One bottle cap is given.
 * Wiki contributions. A gut feeling amount of XP is given, based on amount of information added. This is roughly 10-20 XP per page edited. Higher quality means higher XP.
 * Infobox. 10 XP is given for filling out the infobox on a summary page.
 * Art. If you are Agate, this counts as a write up for the episode which is depicted in the art. If it not of a scene in a write up, XP is given at the rate of a write up for the current episode. If you are not Agate, you receive bottle caps or XP on personal GM inclination and the frequency with which you make art.