Articles about items present in Birthright, should have their article named exactly as they are in Birthright, including capitalization. For example, Linen Cloth.

Adventures should be named with the "Adventure:" prefix, followed by the exact name of the Adventure. If a Adventure line has the same name for multiple Adventures, the first Adventure by that name should follow the previous convention and further Adventures in the line should be disambiguated with parenthetical text signifying the Adventure part, i.e. (2), (3). If there are two Adventures by the same name, but they are different for parties of different backgrounds/alignments you can:

• Make an article explaining both sides of the Adventure.
• Make two articles, one with the exact name of the Adventure and a second disambiguated with either (good) or (evil) as appropriate.

These rules ensure that anyone typing in Adventure:Adventure Name will be able to find the Adventure they want. The original icon should have a disambiguation link at the top pointing to the second article. For example, Adventure:Chen's Empty Keg, Adventure:Chen's Empty Keg (2).

Some Adventures use punctuation that simply will not work in the Wiki. There is no policy on the matter, but it seems that often the best thing to do is to just skip those characters. See the policy talk page for more information.

Character pages should be listed under the character's full name, excluding titles such as "King" or "the Destroyer" unless it is regarded as part of the name, e.g. Rhoubhe Manslayer, Michael Roele.

NPCs (non-player characters) should be listed under the name that is displayed in-game, including case, e.g. High Executor Darthalia.

API function descriptions are prefixed with "API " and then exactly as the function name, with the same capitalization and no whitespace. For example, API GetShapeshiftFormCooldown. Object methods use spaces rather than colons, e.g. API Font GetFont. See API Notation and Conventions for details.

See the guild page policy.

Personal articles, including almost all fan fiction and player character articles, should be located as subpages of the author's user page.

See WW:PA.

All other page names should have the first word capitalized (which is done automatically) and any additional words in lowercase. The exception is that proper nouns are always capitalized. For example, Help:Starting a new page versus Darien Avan. It will not matter whether the first letter is capitalized or not on any pages linking to your new page, i.e. darien Avan and anuirean will still take you to the correct pages.

These page names should also not include definite or indefinite articles ("the" and "a/an") at the beginning of the page name. For example, use Shadow World to refer to the location, not The Shadow World. There are a few important exceptions to this rule: "the", "a" or "an" is included at the start of an name if that word is always capitalized whenever the page name appears in text. This applies to adventure pages, the titles and chapter names of books or other publications, games, and similar works. The second exception is awnsheghlien like the Gorgon or the Sphinx. For these, include the definite article so they can be differentiated from pages that are discussing the similarly named monsters, i.e. gorgon, sphinx.

For example,

• Shadow World, not the Shadow World
• Cold Rider, not the Cold Rider
• Western Imperial Temple of Haelyn, not the Western Imperial Temple of Haelyn
• Book of Laws, not the Book of Laws

But the following do include the definite article

• The domain turn - This is a chapter in the BRCS.
• The Book of Priestcraft - This is the name of a publication.
• The Sphinx - This is an awnshegh that is named after a monster.

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Category Names

Plurality and Case Redirects

• Help:Disambiguation
• BirthrightWiki:Disambiguation
• Help:Starting a new page