Welcome to the World of Materia!!!

A Savage World of High Adventure…and No Politics

Characters

Use this section to post ideas, thoughts, wish lists, or anything else related to your character. The “characters” tab in the edit control bar will be used for important player and GM NPCs.

Veru: Ghost Born (Adam)
Sundew: Pixie Warlock (Christine)
Raine: Centaur Shaman (CJ)
Cathcart Forgeborne (Joe)
Upuaut: Shifter – hunter – guide (Julie)
Ryann
What’s his name: Barbarian (babs)

Character Creation

Action Points

Materia

Interactive Map

Overview of the World

Thistledown: Your Home

• Inkara: The Savage Jungle

• Kylo-Zoola: The Fey Jungle

• Posk: The ravine oasises

• Sekhmet: The Shifter desert paradise

• The Crags: Strife in the Stones

Races

Overview of Their Place in the World

Kinth

Setting

Rituals as Currency

Savage Equipment

Magic

Other Locations

Maguyuk: Kaz-Ha of the Arctic Tundra

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Coding the Wiki

Making new pages

Click edit and in the place you would like to add your link type double left brackets, the name of your new page, then double right brackets. It should look like this example using parenthesis: ((page name)). This will appear as a red link when you save the page. Click the link and it will take you to an edit page where you can create the new page.

Linking to existing pages

To link to existing pages, use the same double square brackets. For example, here’s a link to this page using parenthesis: ((Main Page)) Main Page

Linking to a page with different text

If you don’t want to use the page’s name as the link text, you can specify your own text by placing a vertical bar | and the link text in the link like so: ((Main Page | Linking with different text)) Linking with different text

Linking to characters

For PCs and NPCs in your campaign, the easiest thing is to use the PC/NPC Link Lookup in the sidebar to the right. It’s quite handy! Otherwise, the links behave much like a wiki link, just with a colon at the start.

Sample

HTML and Textile

To style things how you want, you can use either HTML (with some restrictions) or a simple formatting language called Textile. It’s up to you, but Textile is pretty easy, while simultaneously allowing for lots of customization.