Wiki Guidelines

Thanks for helping us make this site better! Here's a few things to keep in mind before you start editing.

Rule #1 - Be Excellent to Each Other

The same rules that apply for the game apply here. Be courteous and collaborative with your fellow editors. If someone reverts an edit you made and you think they shouldn't have, don't engage in an edit war - reach out and politely ask why they did it. Try to keep things in perspective and don't react in anger - we're all just having fun assembling lore.

Rule #2 - Only Add Public Knowledge

Only add information to the wiki if you're SURE every current Timeless Tower player has had the opportunity to hear it already. This may include:


 * Information shared in materials that have been disseminated to all current players, such as the Character Information google sheet.


 * Information shared in chats that include every current player.


 * Information shared in chats that include players who are able to communicate with all players currently missing from that chat. Best practice in this instance is to confirm with those players that they have already passed that information on before adding it to this wiki.

If you're unsure of whether something is public knowledge, don't add it! Take some time and confirm it first. In addition to avoiding violating the rules of the game, we don't want to give Pendulum any information!

Rule #3 - Be Respectful of Other People's Characters

When editing information on another person's player character, be careful not to editorialize. We're all very protective of our creations, understandably so, so if you're adding descriptive information be sure not to add information that didn't come directly from the player that created and plays that character. For example, it's okay to add information on the actions a player took last turn (if that information is public knowledge), but it's not okay to add information on their personality that you've gleaned from watching those actions.

Rule #4 - Only Use Images You Have Permission to Use

Don't upload images you don't know you own! If a character looks like Heihachi from Tekken, you can describe them that way in their Appearance section, but don't upload a picture of Heihachi to illustrate the point. If there's art drawn by a member of the community that you'd like to upload to a page, reach out and ask permission from the artist before you do so. (The exception to this rule is art that's been shared by Aeront as part of the game - but be sure to confirm that it's public knowledge!)

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