This thread's purpose is to determine how we shall go about creating gem articles. Personally, I think it should have the same setup as Phrozen's Rune tables. After that, we need also:
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Description of the gem graphics
Personal reasons for using the gem
Types of gems
We need to utilize all forms of the specific gem onto one page. We can setup redirect pages for their actual names, which will lead them to the basic names of them (e.g. Topaz, Diamond).
Rune comparison
We then compare the gem's usefulness to the rune's usefulness. This includes stat comparison and rarity.
Navigation bars
A navigation bar that has a complete list of every gem (including skulls) should be implemented.
Graphics
And also, all images of the gems should be uploaded.
Templates
We may also want to consider special templates (i.e. For the gem's infobox).
Categories
Finally, the proper categories are called for.
Now, the only thing I am unsure of is the naming; should 'Topaz' send you to all forms of the yellow gem? The discussion board is open.
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- Text
- Description of the gem graphics
- Personal reasons for using the gem
- Types of gems
- We need to utilize all forms of the specific gem onto one page. We can setup redirect pages for their actual names, which will lead them to the basic names of them (e.g. Topaz, Diamond).
- Rune comparison
- We then compare the gem's usefulness to the rune's usefulness. This includes stat comparison and rarity.
- Navigation bars
- A navigation bar that has a complete list of every gem (including skulls) should be implemented.
- Graphics
- And also, all images of the gems should be uploaded.
- Templates
- We may also want to consider special templates (i.e. For the gem's infobox).
- Categories
- Finally, the proper categories are called for.
Now, the only thing I am unsure of is the naming; should 'Topaz' send you to all forms of the yellow gem? The discussion board is open.