Morrivar WoW Lore

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WoW Lore Vault

This vault organizes Warcraft character lore, worldbuilding references, history, taxonomy, and longer writing for Morrivar Company and related stories.

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  • Characters - main character table.
  • Non-player Characters - supporting figures, canon NPCs, contacts, patrons, and antagonists.
  • Groups - factions, orders, companies, houses, clans, and other collective entities.
  • Locations - cities, zones, kingdoms, realms, and other places.
  • Events - major wars, campaigns, disasters, and historical events.
  • Races and Subraces - race/species notes and ancestry or cultural subgroup notes.

Main Branches

  • Entities - individually addressable lore subjects.
  • Taxonomy - classification notes such as races, subraces, and undead types.
  • History - chronology and timeline support.
  • Writings - prose biographies, drafts, and other longer writing.
  • Assets - images and other supporting media.
  • System - templates, bases, scripts, and publishing support.
  • Scratch - temporary working material.

Character Notes

Character notes use frontmatter as the structured source of truth, then present the useful parts in the body:

  • Header image, portrait, display name, race/subrace, class/spec, and faction are shown in the visual header.
  • The Character Sheet callout shows identity and vital data that is not already repeated elsewhere.
  • Relationships, Affiliations, Timeline, Hooks, and Writings remain normal Markdown body sections.

When changing a character’s Header Background, update the frontmatter first, then run:

When changing identity or vital frontmatter shown in the character sheet, run:

Conventions

  • Current faction belongs in Faction.
  • All memberships, former loyalties, houses, orders, and political ties belong in Affiliations.
  • Race means species or fantasy race. Subrace covers origin, ethnicity, ancestry, or cultural variant. Use N/A when no subrace applies.
  • Undead characters should have Condition: Undead; death knights are undead.
  • Use city/capital header images when a race or subrace has a clear capital. Use shared headers where the people share a homeland, such as the Dracthyr.

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