Hi there! Newly registered editor here wondering about how new pages get decided and added. In particular, I find myself continually going back to my version of Asunder to essentially re-read the epilogue, or specifically Lambert's letter. Ideally, I keep hoping someone will add a wiki page on the Nevarran Accord or something similar with the text of that letter, sort of like an in-game codex entry, so I don't have to keep trucking out my kindle. The responsible voice inside my head says maybe I should just go do it myself... but I don't know what the process is for adding an article like that.

I see that Asunder has locations and characters, but little in the way of other lore outside the mage-templar war and a summary of the book itself. Are there other opinions on if such a thing would be useful? Are there concerns about quoting large passages from the book, as opposed to game codexes? Thanks in advance for any insight! R2sMuse (talk) 19:11, July 3, 2012 (UTC) R2sMuse

Argh, newly registered, but apparently not logged in, editor. Mea Culpa. R2sMuse (talk) 19:13, July 3, 2012 (UTC)R2sMuse

If you mean if there is a review for adding new article, there is none. You are welcome to create a new article. The content of the page can/will be reviewed at later time (perhaps right after its creation), either on the talk page or on the forums depending on the scope.

Regarding if we can add the letter (which I suspect would go to the "Nevarran Accord"), we generally add anything on the wiki with the fair use argument in mind (as long as it's not a whole chapter for example). I don't have a strong opinion about including (or not) the letter (i.e., I'm neutral), but perhaps others users will. ··· d·day! 04:55, July 4, 2012 (UTC)

Thanks so much for the quick response. That's exactly what I wanted to know! I wasn't sure if there was also a zeroeth-order guideline on how "significant" something should be before it gets a page. The only thing I believe I saw was about NPCs needing more than a few spoken lines... Thanks again. --R2sMuse (talk) 10:50, July 4, 2012 (UTC)