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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +27 -0
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package/docs/reference/note-types.md CHANGED
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  **Subtypes:** `guild`, `order`, `polity`, `faithtradition`, `arcanetradition`, `spirittradition`, `lineage`, `venture`, `criminal`, `governmental`, `fellowship`.
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- | Field | Shape | Meaning |
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- | `data.icon` | an Address | The document's profile art — an `icon` address, resolved into `img`. |
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- | `data.templatePriority` | number | Template priority; unset means the note is not a template. |
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- | `data.events` | list of event entries | What happened to or at this subject — each entry one dated, attributed event: a founding, a war, a fall, or an occasion that recurs. |
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- | `data.demonym` | string | What one member is called — a Vylarian. |
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- | `data.epithet` | string | The by-name it is known by — a god's, an order's, a company's. |
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- | `data.symbol` | string | Its emblem in words: a feather atop a golden scale, a chisel carving a star. |
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- | `data.governance.model` | string | How the affiliation is governed, where it is. |
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- | `data.governance.summary` | string | A sentence on how the governance actually works. |
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- | `data.governance.ranks` | list of `{ level, title, description, lore? }` | The ladder of standings the body confers: level 0 for those it excludes and level 1 for its members, both required, and higher rungs only where the body has them. |
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- | `data.governance.offices` | a map of named offices | Named offices, each with a description and optional dated holders. |
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- | `data.seat` | an Address | Where the affiliation's authority sits. |
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- | `data.population` | number | How many people it counts. |
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- | `data.economy` | list of Addresses | What its economic life runs on — currencies, banking bodies, goods. |
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- | `data.lore` | list of Addresses | Lore concerning it — the peoples it draws on, the god a faith venerates, its law, its calendar. |
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- | `data.parents` | list of Addresses | Affiliations it is subordinate to. |
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- | `data.culture` | an Address | The people this affiliation belongs to, as a culture lore note. |
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- | `data.language` | an Address | The trade, temple or order tongue the affiliation keeps, as a language skill note. It reaches the affiliation's culture, and its words enter that culture's glossary. A glossary entry that states no `language` is in it. |
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- | `data.glossary` | list of `{ name, name_sort?, common?, definition?, pronunciation?, language? }` | Its own glossary terms: euphemisms, idioms, terms of art and titles that are not ranks. An entry with a `definition` creates a term or replaces its senses; one without marks a term the note already has. Every entry resolves to a language. Empty when unstated. See [glossary terms](format-details.md#glossary-terms). |
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- | `data.relations` | a map keyed by Address | Standing with other affiliations — aligned, unaligned, rival, nemesis. |
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+ | `data.icon` | an Address | The document's profile art — an `icon` address, resolved into `img`. |
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+ | `data.templatePriority` | number | Template priority; unset means the note is not a template. |
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+ | `data.events` | list of event entries | What happened to or at this subject — each entry one dated, attributed event: a founding, a war, a fall, or an occasion that recurs. |
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+ | `data.demonym` | string | What one member is called — a Vylarian. |
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+ | `data.epithet` | string | The by-name it is known by — a god's, an order's, a company's. |
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+ | `data.symbol` | string | Its emblem in words: a feather atop a golden scale, a chisel carving a star. |
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+ | `data.governance.model` | string | How the affiliation is governed, where it is. |
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+ | `data.governance.summary` | string | A sentence on how the governance actually works. |
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+ | `data.governance.ranks` | list of `{ level, title, description, lore? }` | The ladder of standings the body confers: level 0 for those it excludes and level 1 for its members, both required, and higher rungs only where the body has them. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices` | a map of named offices | Named offices, each with a description and optional dated holders. |
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+ | `data.seat` | an Address | Where the affiliation's authority sits. |
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+ | `data.population` | number | How many people it counts. |
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+ | `data.economy` | list of Addresses | What its economic life runs on — currencies, banking bodies, goods. |
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+ | `data.lore` | list of Addresses | Lore concerning it — the peoples it draws on, the god a faith venerates, its law, its calendar. |
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+ | `data.parents` | list of Addresses | Affiliations it is subordinate to. |
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+ | `data.culture` | an Address | The people this affiliation belongs to, as a culture lore note. |
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+ | `data.language` | an Address | The trade, temple or order tongue the affiliation keeps, as a language skill note. A glossary entry that states no `language` is in it. The affiliation chooses its own common vocabulary and context meanings. |
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+ | `data.glossary` | list of `{ name, name_sort?, common?, definition?, pronunciation?, language? }` | Its own glossary entries: common vocabulary, dictionary words with a contextual meaning, and phrases, compounds or terms of art. A named dictionary word supplies its senses and class unless `definition` supplies the sense. Common marks belong to this owner. Every entry resolves to a language. Empty when unstated. See [glossary terms](format-details.md#glossary-terms). |
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+ | `data.relations` | a map keyed by Address | Standing with other affiliations — aligned, unaligned, rival, nemesis. |
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  **Inner keys** — a key a field's value does not declare is an error at its own line and column.
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- | `data.events[].id` | an address segment | no | The event's name within its note — lowercase letters and digits. |
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- | `data.events[].kind` | one `eventKind` value | no | What sort of thing happened. |
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- | `data.events[].depth` | one `depth` value | no | How far the event's history reaches. |
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- | `data.events[].when` | a date, or `"0.<day>"` | yes | When it happened, or the anchor and first instance of an event that recurs. |
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- | `data.events[].until` | a date | no | When a continuous event ended, or where a recurring series stopped. |
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- | `data.events[].recurs` | `{ every }` or `{ on }` | no | How further occurrences are found; absent for an event that happened once. |
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- | `data.events[].recurs.every` | a whole number of years, 1 or more | no | A period counted on the canonical axis from `when`. |
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- | `data.events[].recurs.on` | a list of dates, strictly increasing, each later than `when` | no | Recorded occurrences beyond the first, in place of a period. |
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- | `data.events[].summary` | a string | yes | What happened, stated plainly. |
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- | `data.events[].standing` | one `standing` value | no | What the world's evidence supports. |
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- | `data.events[].names` | `{ name, by, gloss? }[]` | no | The event's names in the world, each with who uses it. |
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- | `data.events[].names[].name` | a string | yes | One name the event goes by in the world. |
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- | `data.events[].names[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place`, `being` or `skill` note | yes | Who uses that name — a people, a polity, a faith, a place, a tongue. |
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- | `data.events[].names[].gloss` | a string | no | What the name means, or how it is used. |
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- | `data.events[].where` | `{ locus?, reach? }` | no | Where it happened, and where it was felt. |
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- | `data.events[].where.locus` | a list of Addresses, each defaulting to `place` | no | Where the event physically happened; each resolves to a place. |
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- | `data.events[].where.reach` | `{ place, how, knowledge, attributedTo? }[]` | no | Where the event was felt, and whether each place knows why. |
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- | `data.events[].where.reach[].place` | an Address, defaulting to `place` | yes | A place where the event was felt. |
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- | `data.events[].where.reach[].how` | a string | yes | One clause: a consequence someone in that place could notice. |
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- | `data.events[].where.reach[].knowledge` | one `knowledge` value | yes | Whether that place connects what it felt to this event. |
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- | `data.events[].where.reach[].attributedTo` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, naming an event or a `lore` note | no | Only beside `knowledge: misattributed` — the cause that place names instead. |
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- | `data.events[].who` | `{ ref, role }[]` | no | Who took part, and as what. |
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- | `data.events[].who[].ref` | an Address naming a `being`, `affiliation` or `lore` note | yes | A participant — a being, a people, an affiliation. |
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- | `data.events[].who[].role` | one `role` value | yes | What the participant was to the event. |
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- | `data.events[].follows` | `{ event, how, note? }[]` | no | The earlier events this one follows from. |
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- | `data.events[].follows[].event` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, anchored to an `event` where its note holds several | yes | The earlier event; it resolves to exactly one event. |
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- | `data.events[].follows[].how` | one `followsHow` value | yes | How this event follows from it. |
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- | `data.events[].follows[].note` | a string | no | One clause saying what connects the two. |
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- | `data.events[].accounts` | `{ by, says, agrees, withholds? }[]` | no | What each people, polity, faith or place says about it. |
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- | `data.events[].accounts[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place` or `being` note | yes | Who holds the account. |
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- | `data.events[].accounts[].says` | a string | yes | What they say happened, in their terms. |
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- | `data.events[].accounts[].agrees` | one `agrees` value | yes | How far their account agrees with `summary`. |
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- | `data.events[].accounts[].withholds` | a string | no | What they decline to say. |
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- | `data.events[].unresolved` | a list of strings | no | What the world itself has not settled. |
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- | `data.events[].sources` | a list of Addresses | no | The notes that state or support the event; each resolves. |
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- | `data.events[].stated` | `{ calendar, text }` | no | The date as one tradition writes it in its own reckoning. |
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- | `data.events[].stated.calendar` | an Address, or a lore shortcode | yes | The calendar that tradition reckons in — a `lore` note with `subType: calendar`. |
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- | `data.events[].stated.text` | a string | yes | The date as that tradition writes it. |
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- | `data.governance.ranks[].level` | a whole number — the rung's position on this body's own ladder | yes | The rung's position on the ladder — `0` the excluded, `1` the ordinary member; a member's `rank` names it. |
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- | `data.governance.ranks[].title` | what the standing is called | yes | What the standing is called. |
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- | `data.governance.ranks[].description` | what the standing is | yes | What the standing is. |
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- | `data.governance.ranks[].lore` | a lore Address | no | Lore saying more about the standing than a description holds. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.description` | a string | yes | What the office is. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders` | a list of `{ being, start?, end?, contested? }` | yes | Who has held it, each with the dates of the term. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].being` | a being Address | yes | Who held the office. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].start` | a date | no | When the term began; unstated, it began before anything recorded. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].end` | a date | no | When the term ended; unstated, the being holds the office now. |
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- | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].contested` | `true` or `false` | no | The term may overlap another holder's. |
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- | `data.glossary[].name` | a string | yes | The headword. |
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- | `data.glossary[].name_sort` | a string | no | Its sort key; the name when unstated. |
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- | `data.glossary[].common` | `true` or `false` | no | A word a player is expected to know by heart; `false` when unstated. |
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- | `data.glossary[].definition` | a string | no | The sense text. Stated, it creates the entry or replaces every sense the entry's other sources give it. |
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- | `data.glossary[].pronunciation` | a respelling such as `sol-MEH-reh` | no | A respelling, held to the same rule as a word's. |
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- | `data.glossary[].language` | a language skill Address | no | The language the term is in. Unstated, it is the affiliation's language, its parents', or its culture's, or the culture's own. |
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+ | `data.events[].id` | an address segment | no | The event's name within its note — lowercase letters and digits. |
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+ | `data.events[].kind` | one `eventKind` value | no | What sort of thing happened. |
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+ | `data.events[].depth` | one `depth` value | no | How far the event's history reaches. |
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+ | `data.events[].when` | a date, or `"0.<day>"` | yes | When it happened, or the anchor and first instance of an event that recurs. |
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+ | `data.events[].until` | a date | no | When a continuous event ended, or where a recurring series stopped. |
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+ | `data.events[].recurs` | `{ every }` or `{ on }` | no | How further occurrences are found; absent for an event that happened once. |
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+ | `data.events[].recurs.every` | a whole number of years, 1 or more | no | A period counted on the canonical axis from `when`. |
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+ | `data.events[].recurs.on` | a list of dates, strictly increasing, each later than `when` | no | Recorded occurrences beyond the first, in place of a period. |
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+ | `data.events[].summary` | a string | yes | What happened, stated plainly. |
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+ | `data.events[].standing` | one `standing` value | no | What the world's evidence supports. |
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+ | `data.events[].names` | `{ name, by, gloss? }[]` | no | The event's names in the world, each with who uses it. |
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+ | `data.events[].names[].name` | a string | yes | One name the event goes by in the world. |
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+ | `data.events[].names[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place`, `being` or `skill` note | yes | Who uses that name — a people, a polity, a faith, a place, a tongue. |
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+ | `data.events[].names[].gloss` | a string | no | What the name means, or how it is used. |
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+ | `data.events[].where` | `{ locus?, reach? }` | no | Where it happened, and where it was felt. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.locus` | a list of Addresses, each defaulting to `place` | no | Where the event physically happened; each resolves to a place. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.reach` | `{ place, how, knowledge, attributedTo? }[]` | no | Where the event was felt, and whether each place knows why. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].place` | an Address, defaulting to `place` | yes | A place where the event was felt. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].how` | a string | yes | One clause: a consequence someone in that place could notice. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].knowledge` | one `knowledge` value | yes | Whether that place connects what it felt to this event. |
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+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].attributedTo` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, naming an event or a `lore` note | no | Only beside `knowledge: misattributed` — the cause that place names instead. |
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+ | `data.events[].who` | `{ ref, role }[]` | no | Who took part, and as what. |
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+ | `data.events[].who[].ref` | an Address naming a `being`, `affiliation` or `lore` note | yes | A participant — a being, a people, an affiliation. |
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+ | `data.events[].who[].role` | one `role` value | yes | What the participant was to the event. |
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+ | `data.events[].follows` | `{ event, how, note? }[]` | no | The earlier events this one follows from. |
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+ | `data.events[].follows[].event` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, anchored to an `event` where its note holds several | yes | The earlier event; it resolves to exactly one event. |
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+ | `data.events[].follows[].how` | one `followsHow` value | yes | How this event follows from it. |
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+ | `data.events[].follows[].note` | a string | no | One clause saying what connects the two. |
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+ | `data.events[].accounts` | `{ by, says, agrees, withholds? }[]` | no | What each people, polity, faith or place says about it. |
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+ | `data.events[].accounts[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place` or `being` note | yes | Who holds the account. |
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+ | `data.events[].accounts[].says` | a string | yes | What they say happened, in their terms. |
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+ | `data.events[].accounts[].agrees` | one `agrees` value | yes | How far their account agrees with `summary`. |
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+ | `data.events[].accounts[].withholds` | a string | no | What they decline to say. |
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+ | `data.events[].unresolved` | a list of strings | no | What the world itself has not settled. |
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+ | `data.events[].sources` | a list of Addresses | no | The notes that state or support the event; each resolves. |
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+ | `data.events[].stated` | `{ calendar, text }` | no | The date as one tradition writes it in its own reckoning. |
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+ | `data.events[].stated.calendar` | an Address, or a lore shortcode | yes | The calendar that tradition reckons in — a `lore` note with `subType: calendar`. |
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+ | `data.events[].stated.text` | a string | yes | The date as that tradition writes it. |
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+ | `data.governance.ranks[].level` | a whole number — the rung's position on this body's own ladder | yes | The rung's position on the ladder — `0` the excluded, `1` the ordinary member; a member's `rank` names it. |
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+ | `data.governance.ranks[].title` | what the standing is called | yes | What the standing is called. |
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+ | `data.governance.ranks[].description` | what the standing is | yes | What the standing is. |
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+ | `data.governance.ranks[].lore` | a lore Address | no | Lore saying more about the standing than a description holds. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.description` | a string | yes | What the office is. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders` | a list of `{ being, start?, end?, contested? }` | yes | Who has held it, each with the dates of the term. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].being` | a being Address | yes | Who held the office. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].start` | a date | no | When the term began; unstated, it began before anything recorded. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].end` | a date | no | When the term ended; unstated, the being holds the office now. |
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+ | `data.governance.offices.<name>.holders[].contested` | `true` or `false` | no | The term may overlap another holder's. |
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+ | `data.glossary[].name` | a string | yes | The headword. |
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+ | `data.glossary[].common` | `true` or `false` | no | Core vocabulary for this glossary's owner; `false` when unstated. |
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+ | `data.glossary[].definition` | a string | no | The sense text, overriding the word's or governance sources' senses. Unstated, a named dictionary word supplies all its senses and class; a named rank or office supplies its descriptions. |
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+ | `data.glossary[].pronunciation` | a respelling such as `sol-MEH-reh` | no | A respelling, held to the same rule as a word's; the dictionary word's when unstated. |
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+ | `data.glossary[].language` | a language skill Address | no | The language the term is in. Unstated, it is the affiliation's language, its parents', or its culture's, or the culture's own. |
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  | `data.abbreviation` | a string, such as `Prov.` | The tag a dictionary prints for the language, beside an entry's class and in an etymology, as `Prov.`; the language's full name where unstated. A language skill note only. See [a language's words](format-details.md#a-languages-words). |
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+ | `data.words` | list of `{ form, class, field, gloss, … }` | The words this language states, one map each, in authored order; its automatic dictionary sorts them alphabetically. A language skill note only. See [a language's words](format-details.md#a-languages-words). |
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  | `data.affixes` | list of `{ form, gloss, attaches?, examples? }` | The affixes a word's `built` pieces may name, each with its gloss. A language skill note only. |
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+ | `data.grammar` | a map — `{ plural?, verbs? }` | Optional noun plurals and one verb pattern for dictionary presentation. Only the shape of supplied keys is checked; no word must follow or state a rule. A language skill note only. |
470
471
  | `data.tongues` | list of `{ tag, meaning, language? }` | The tags a register row's `tongue` may name, each with what it means. A language skill note only. |
471
472
  | `data.register` | list of `{ name, tongue?, kind?, built?, gloss?, why? }` | Every name the setting gives in the language's reach, with its tongue and pieces; the notes carrying each name are derived. A language skill note only. |
472
473
  | `data.retired` | list of `{ form, instead?, why }` | The forms the setting does not write, and why. A language skill note only. |
@@ -493,7 +494,8 @@ These fields are accepted by every note type. A field's value can still be irrel
493
494
  | `data.words[].variants` | a list of forms | no | The word's other forms, such as a long form beside a short one; a marked use of one cites the word. |
494
495
  | `data.words[].name_sort` | a string | no | The sort key; the form when unstated. |
495
496
  | `data.words[].class` | a word class, base first, such as `n I f` | yes | A class from the master word classes: a base, then the modifiers the language declares in `classModifiers`. |
496
- | `data.words[].field` | one of the language's `fields` names | yes | The field the word is grouped under, named in the language's `fields`. |
497
+ | `data.words[].plural` | a string | no | The noun's explicit plural, where it differs from the language's optional plural rule. A dictionary uses this form before the rule; no rule agreement is checked. |
498
+ | `data.words[].field` | one of the language's `fields` names | yes | The field tag beside the dictionary entry, named in the language's `fields`. |
497
499
  | `data.words[].gloss` | a string, or a list of senses | yes | The meaning, in brief; a list states one sense per entry, which a dictionary numbers. |
498
500
  | `data.words[].source` | a map — `{ kind, language?, form? }` | no | Where the word comes from. |
499
501
  | `data.words[].source.kind` | one of inherited, borrowed, kept, worn, coined, substrate, island | yes | How the word came into the tongue. |
@@ -518,6 +520,18 @@ These fields are accepted by every note type. A field's value can still be irrel
518
520
  | `data.affixes[].examples` | a list of strings | no | The names the affix is read from. |
519
521
  | `data.affixes[].barredAfter` | a list of sounds | no | The sounds a stem may not close on to take the affix. |
520
522
  | `data.affixes[].tones` | a tone pattern, such as `L` | no | The tone pattern the affix carries, written as a word's `tones` is. |
523
+ | `data.grammar.plural` | list of `{ ending, becomes }` | no | Default noun plurals, replacing the first matching literal ending in authored order. A word's explicit plural wins; no word is checked against this rule. |
524
+ | `data.grammar.plural[].ending` | a literal ending string, which may be empty | yes | The bare suffix replaced by this rule; empty matches every noun. |
525
+ | `data.grammar.plural[].becomes` | a literal ending string, which may be empty | yes | The bare replacement; empty removes the matching suffix. |
526
+ | `data.grammar.verbs` | a map — `{ invariant: true }` or `{ persons: { I, you, heShe, we, youAll, they } }` | no | One optional regular present pattern, printed once at the dictionary head. |
527
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.invariant` | true, as the alternative to persons | no | True where verbs keep the citation form for every person; excludes `persons`. |
528
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons` | a map — `{ I, you, heShe, we, youAll, they }` of ending strings | no | All six present endings, each added to the citation form; excludes `invariant`. |
529
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.I` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for I. |
530
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.you` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for you. |
531
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.heShe` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for he/she. |
532
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.we` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for we. |
533
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.youAll` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for you all. |
534
+ | `data.grammar.verbs.persons.they` | an ending string, empty for unchanged | yes | The ending added to the citation form for they. |
521
535
  | `data.tongues[].tag` | a tag such as `dunhari`, or `exonym:<tongue>` | yes | The tag a register row's `tongue` names: lowercase letters and digits, or a tag closing on `:<tongue>`, which declares one tag per tongue named after the colon. |
522
536
  | `data.tongues[].meaning` | a string | yes | What a name of this tongue is. |
523
537
  | `data.tongues[].language` | a language skill Address | no | The language note the tag names, where it is one. |
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746
 
733
747
  Lore records in-world knowledge. A `culture` describes a people; a `custom` describes how they practice a rite, observance, or usage. A `material` describes a physical constituent and its qualities, which may vary by region. See the [lore subtype definitions](format-details.md#type-lore) for the complete vocabulary.
734
748
 
735
- | Field | Shape | Meaning |
736
- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
737
- | `data.epoch` | a canonical `<year>.<day>` | Canonical day when calendar year 1, day 1 begins — `1.1`. |
738
- | `data.months` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, days }` | The months this calendar keeps, in order — position in the list is position in the year, and the day counts sum to the world's year. |
739
- | `data.weekdays` | list of `{ name, abbreviation? }` | The days of the week this calendar names, in order. A calendar with no week writes none. |
740
- | `data.seasons` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, start }` | The seasons this calendar marks, starting on numbered days of the year. |
741
- | `data.namedDays` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, day }` | Names assigned to particular days of the year. |
742
- | `data.eras` | list of `{ shortcode, name, marker?, abbreviation?, proclaimedBy?, start, label? }` | The year-counts kept in this calendar. A marker names one era and uses these months. |
743
- | `data.formats` | map of named Calendaria format strings | Named patterns for reading and writing this calendar's dates. |
744
- | `data.parents` | list of Addresses | Culture only: parent culture lore notes, searched in listed depth-first order for omitted language and appearance profile fields. |
745
- | `data.culture` | an Address | The people this lore belongs to — for a work of literature, the people whose work it is — as a culture lore note. A culture note is its own culture, and states the field only as itself. |
746
- | `data.form` | string | The kind of work in its people's own terms — an epic, a saga, a praise-song, an elegy. Free text. |
747
- | `data.subjects` | list of Addresses | The beings, places, gods and other notes the work concerns, and each event it concerns, named as `place-ironfells#sack`. |
748
- | `data.language` | an Address | The tongue the note is in, as a language skill note: the tongue a work is composed in, a culture's people speak, or an affiliation keeps as its trade, temple or order tongue. `package-build npc new` draws a culture's names from its language's `data.names`. A `literature` or `culture` lore note, or an affiliation, only. |
749
- | `data.events` | list of event entries | What happened to or at this subject — each entry one dated, attributed event: a founding, a war, a fall, or an occasion that recurs. |
750
- | `data.appearanceProfile` | an appearance profile | What this culture's people look like, for `package-build npc new`: `frame`, `eye_color`, `hair_color`, `skin_color` and `complexion` each map words of that field's vocabulary to positive weights, and `height` maps a gender to a `{min, max}` range, `female` and `male` required. A culture note only. See [appearance profiles](format-details.md#appearance-profiles). |
751
- | `data.glossary` | list of `{ name, name_sort?, common?, definition?, pronunciation?, language? }` | `culture` only: Its own glossary terms: euphemisms, idioms, terms of art and titles that are not ranks. An entry with a `definition` creates a term or replaces its senses; one without marks a term the note already has. Every entry resolves to a language. Empty when unstated. See [glossary terms](format-details.md#glossary-terms). |
749
+ | Field | Shape | Meaning |
750
+ | ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
751
+ | `data.epoch` | a canonical `<year>.<day>` | Canonical day when calendar year 1, day 1 begins — `1.1`. |
752
+ | `data.months` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, days }` | The months this calendar keeps, in order — position in the list is position in the year, and the day counts sum to the world's year. |
753
+ | `data.weekdays` | list of `{ name, abbreviation? }` | The days of the week this calendar names, in order. A calendar with no week writes none. |
754
+ | `data.seasons` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, start }` | The seasons this calendar marks, starting on numbered days of the year. |
755
+ | `data.namedDays` | list of `{ name, abbreviation?, day }` | Names assigned to particular days of the year. |
756
+ | `data.eras` | list of `{ shortcode, name, marker?, abbreviation?, proclaimedBy?, start, label? }` | The year-counts kept in this calendar. A marker names one era and uses these months. |
757
+ | `data.formats` | map of named Calendaria format strings | Named patterns for reading and writing this calendar's dates. |
758
+ | `data.parents` | list of Addresses | Culture only: parent culture lore notes, searched in listed depth-first order for omitted language and appearance profile fields. |
759
+ | `data.culture` | an Address | The people this lore belongs to — for a work of literature, the people whose work it is — as a culture lore note. A culture note is its own culture, and states the field only as itself. |
760
+ | `data.form` | string | The kind of work in its people's own terms — an epic, a saga, a praise-song, an elegy. Free text. |
761
+ | `data.subjects` | list of Addresses | The beings, places, gods and other notes the work concerns, and each event it concerns, named as `place-ironfells#sack`. |
762
+ | `data.language` | an Address | The tongue the note is in, as a language skill note: the tongue a work is composed in, a culture's people speak, or an affiliation keeps as its trade, temple or order tongue. `package-build npc new` draws a culture's names from its language's `data.names`. A `literature` or `culture` lore note, or an affiliation, only. |
763
+ | `data.events` | list of event entries | What happened to or at this subject — each entry one dated, attributed event: a founding, a war, a fall, or an occasion that recurs. |
764
+ | `data.appearanceProfile` | an appearance profile | What this culture's people look like, for `package-build npc new`: `frame`, `eye_color`, `hair_color`, `skin_color` and `complexion` each map words of that field's vocabulary to positive weights, and `height` maps a gender to a `{min, max}` range, `female` and `male` required. A culture note only. See [appearance profiles](format-details.md#appearance-profiles). |
765
+ | `data.glossary` | list of `{ name, name_sort?, common?, definition?, pronunciation?, language? }` | `culture` only: Its own glossary entries: common vocabulary, dictionary words with a contextual meaning, and phrases, compounds or terms of art. A named dictionary word supplies its senses and class unless `definition` supplies the sense. Common marks belong to this owner. Every entry resolves to a language. Empty when unstated. See [glossary terms](format-details.md#glossary-terms). |
752
766
 
753
767
  **Inner keys** — a key a field's value does not declare is an error at its own line and column.
754
768
 
755
- | Key | Shape | Required | Meaning |
756
- | ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
757
- | `data.months[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
758
- | `data.months[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
759
- | `data.months[].days` | a whole number of days | yes | How many days the month holds. |
760
- | `data.weekdays[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
761
- | `data.weekdays[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
762
- | `data.seasons[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
763
- | `data.seasons[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
764
- | `data.seasons[].start` | a one-based day of the year, as a whole number | yes | The day of the year the season begins. |
765
- | `data.namedDays[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
766
- | `data.namedDays[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
767
- | `data.namedDays[].day` | a one-based day of the year, as a whole number | yes | The day of the year it names. |
768
- | `data.eras[].shortcode` | the era's own shortcode, unique within the calendar — an era is addressed `<calendar shortcode>.<era shortcode>` | yes | The era's own segment of `<calendar>.<era>`. |
769
- | `data.eras[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
770
- | `data.eras[].marker` | uppercase letters and digits, beginning with a letter | no | The marker an authored date names the era by, unique across the corpus. |
771
- | `data.eras[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
772
- | `data.eras[].proclaimedBy` | an Address | no | The body that began the reckoning. |
773
- | `data.eras[].start` | `null`, or the calendar year the era begins, as a whole number | yes | The calendar year the era begins; `null` for the era before year 1. |
774
- | `data.eras[].label` | a string, or an `{ after, before }` map | no | How a date in the era reads, around one `{date}` slot. |
775
- | `data.eras[].label.after` | a string with one `{date}` slot | no | How a date in the era reads. |
776
- | `data.eras[].label.before` | a string with one `{date}` slot | no | How a date before the era's start reads. |
777
- | `data.events[].id` | an address segment | no | The event's name within its note — lowercase letters and digits. |
778
- | `data.events[].kind` | one `eventKind` value | no | What sort of thing happened. |
779
- | `data.events[].depth` | one `depth` value | no | How far the event's history reaches. |
780
- | `data.events[].when` | a date, or `"0.<day>"` | yes | When it happened, or the anchor and first instance of an event that recurs. |
781
- | `data.events[].until` | a date | no | When a continuous event ended, or where a recurring series stopped. |
782
- | `data.events[].recurs` | `{ every }` or `{ on }` | no | How further occurrences are found; absent for an event that happened once. |
783
- | `data.events[].recurs.every` | a whole number of years, 1 or more | no | A period counted on the canonical axis from `when`. |
784
- | `data.events[].recurs.on` | a list of dates, strictly increasing, each later than `when` | no | Recorded occurrences beyond the first, in place of a period. |
785
- | `data.events[].summary` | a string | yes | What happened, stated plainly. |
786
- | `data.events[].standing` | one `standing` value | no | What the world's evidence supports. |
787
- | `data.events[].names` | `{ name, by, gloss? }[]` | no | The event's names in the world, each with who uses it. |
788
- | `data.events[].names[].name` | a string | yes | One name the event goes by in the world. |
789
- | `data.events[].names[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place`, `being` or `skill` note | yes | Who uses that name — a people, a polity, a faith, a place, a tongue. |
790
- | `data.events[].names[].gloss` | a string | no | What the name means, or how it is used. |
791
- | `data.events[].where` | `{ locus?, reach? }` | no | Where it happened, and where it was felt. |
792
- | `data.events[].where.locus` | a list of Addresses, each defaulting to `place` | no | Where the event physically happened; each resolves to a place. |
793
- | `data.events[].where.reach` | `{ place, how, knowledge, attributedTo? }[]` | no | Where the event was felt, and whether each place knows why. |
794
- | `data.events[].where.reach[].place` | an Address, defaulting to `place` | yes | A place where the event was felt. |
795
- | `data.events[].where.reach[].how` | a string | yes | One clause: a consequence someone in that place could notice. |
796
- | `data.events[].where.reach[].knowledge` | one `knowledge` value | yes | Whether that place connects what it felt to this event. |
797
- | `data.events[].where.reach[].attributedTo` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, naming an event or a `lore` note | no | Only beside `knowledge: misattributed` — the cause that place names instead. |
798
- | `data.events[].who` | `{ ref, role }[]` | no | Who took part, and as what. |
799
- | `data.events[].who[].ref` | an Address naming a `being`, `affiliation` or `lore` note | yes | A participant — a being, a people, an affiliation. |
800
- | `data.events[].who[].role` | one `role` value | yes | What the participant was to the event. |
801
- | `data.events[].follows` | `{ event, how, note? }[]` | no | The earlier events this one follows from. |
802
- | `data.events[].follows[].event` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, anchored to an `event` where its note holds several | yes | The earlier event; it resolves to exactly one event. |
803
- | `data.events[].follows[].how` | one `followsHow` value | yes | How this event follows from it. |
804
- | `data.events[].follows[].note` | a string | no | One clause saying what connects the two. |
805
- | `data.events[].accounts` | `{ by, says, agrees, withholds? }[]` | no | What each people, polity, faith or place says about it. |
806
- | `data.events[].accounts[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place` or `being` note | yes | Who holds the account. |
807
- | `data.events[].accounts[].says` | a string | yes | What they say happened, in their terms. |
808
- | `data.events[].accounts[].agrees` | one `agrees` value | yes | How far their account agrees with `summary`. |
809
- | `data.events[].accounts[].withholds` | a string | no | What they decline to say. |
810
- | `data.events[].unresolved` | a list of strings | no | What the world itself has not settled. |
811
- | `data.events[].sources` | a list of Addresses | no | The notes that state or support the event; each resolves. |
812
- | `data.events[].stated` | `{ calendar, text }` | no | The date as one tradition writes it in its own reckoning. |
813
- | `data.events[].stated.calendar` | an Address, or a lore shortcode | yes | The calendar that tradition reckons in — a `lore` note with `subType: calendar`. |
814
- | `data.events[].stated.text` | a string | yes | The date as that tradition writes it. |
815
- | `data.appearanceProfile.frame` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `frame` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
816
- | `data.appearanceProfile.eye_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `eye_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
817
- | `data.appearanceProfile.hair_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `hair_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
818
- | `data.appearanceProfile.skin_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `skin_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
819
- | `data.appearanceProfile.complexion` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `complexion` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
820
- | `data.appearanceProfile.height` | a map of genders to height ranges | yes | Height ranges keyed by gender; a gender with no range draws from the span of every range stated. |
821
- | `data.appearanceProfile.height.<name>.min` | a height in metres or feet and inches | yes | The shortest height drawn. |
822
- | `data.appearanceProfile.height.<name>.max` | a height in metres or feet and inches | yes | The tallest height drawn. |
823
- | `data.glossary[].name` | a string | yes | The headword. |
824
- | `data.glossary[].name_sort` | a string | no | Its sort key; the name when unstated. |
825
- | `data.glossary[].common` | `true` or `false` | no | A word a player is expected to know by heart; `false` when unstated. |
826
- | `data.glossary[].definition` | a string | no | The sense text. Stated, it creates the entry or replaces every sense the entry's other sources give it. |
827
- | `data.glossary[].pronunciation` | a respelling such as `sol-MEH-reh` | no | A respelling, held to the same rule as a word's. |
828
- | `data.glossary[].language` | a language skill Address | no | The language the term is in. Unstated, it is the affiliation's language, its parents', or its culture's, or the culture's own. |
769
+ | Key | Shape | Required | Meaning |
770
+ | ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
771
+ | `data.months[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
772
+ | `data.months[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
773
+ | `data.months[].days` | a whole number of days | yes | How many days the month holds. |
774
+ | `data.weekdays[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
775
+ | `data.weekdays[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
776
+ | `data.seasons[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
777
+ | `data.seasons[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
778
+ | `data.seasons[].start` | a one-based day of the year, as a whole number | yes | The day of the year the season begins. |
779
+ | `data.namedDays[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
780
+ | `data.namedDays[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
781
+ | `data.namedDays[].day` | a one-based day of the year, as a whole number | yes | The day of the year it names. |
782
+ | `data.eras[].shortcode` | the era's own shortcode, unique within the calendar — an era is addressed `<calendar shortcode>.<era shortcode>` | yes | The era's own segment of `<calendar>.<era>`. |
783
+ | `data.eras[].name` | a string | yes | What it is called. |
784
+ | `data.eras[].marker` | uppercase letters and digits, beginning with a letter | no | The marker an authored date names the era by, unique across the corpus. |
785
+ | `data.eras[].abbreviation` | a string | no | Its short form, for a compact date. |
786
+ | `data.eras[].proclaimedBy` | an Address | no | The body that began the reckoning. |
787
+ | `data.eras[].start` | `null`, or the calendar year the era begins, as a whole number | yes | The calendar year the era begins; `null` for the era before year 1. |
788
+ | `data.eras[].label` | a string, or an `{ after, before }` map | no | How a date in the era reads, around one `{date}` slot. |
789
+ | `data.eras[].label.after` | a string with one `{date}` slot | no | How a date in the era reads. |
790
+ | `data.eras[].label.before` | a string with one `{date}` slot | no | How a date before the era's start reads. |
791
+ | `data.events[].id` | an address segment | no | The event's name within its note — lowercase letters and digits. |
792
+ | `data.events[].kind` | one `eventKind` value | no | What sort of thing happened. |
793
+ | `data.events[].depth` | one `depth` value | no | How far the event's history reaches. |
794
+ | `data.events[].when` | a date, or `"0.<day>"` | yes | When it happened, or the anchor and first instance of an event that recurs. |
795
+ | `data.events[].until` | a date | no | When a continuous event ended, or where a recurring series stopped. |
796
+ | `data.events[].recurs` | `{ every }` or `{ on }` | no | How further occurrences are found; absent for an event that happened once. |
797
+ | `data.events[].recurs.every` | a whole number of years, 1 or more | no | A period counted on the canonical axis from `when`. |
798
+ | `data.events[].recurs.on` | a list of dates, strictly increasing, each later than `when` | no | Recorded occurrences beyond the first, in place of a period. |
799
+ | `data.events[].summary` | a string | yes | What happened, stated plainly. |
800
+ | `data.events[].standing` | one `standing` value | no | What the world's evidence supports. |
801
+ | `data.events[].names` | `{ name, by, gloss? }[]` | no | The event's names in the world, each with who uses it. |
802
+ | `data.events[].names[].name` | a string | yes | One name the event goes by in the world. |
803
+ | `data.events[].names[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place`, `being` or `skill` note | yes | Who uses that name — a people, a polity, a faith, a place, a tongue. |
804
+ | `data.events[].names[].gloss` | a string | no | What the name means, or how it is used. |
805
+ | `data.events[].where` | `{ locus?, reach? }` | no | Where it happened, and where it was felt. |
806
+ | `data.events[].where.locus` | a list of Addresses, each defaulting to `place` | no | Where the event physically happened; each resolves to a place. |
807
+ | `data.events[].where.reach` | `{ place, how, knowledge, attributedTo? }[]` | no | Where the event was felt, and whether each place knows why. |
808
+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].place` | an Address, defaulting to `place` | yes | A place where the event was felt. |
809
+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].how` | a string | yes | One clause: a consequence someone in that place could notice. |
810
+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].knowledge` | one `knowledge` value | yes | Whether that place connects what it felt to this event. |
811
+ | `data.events[].where.reach[].attributedTo` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, naming an event or a `lore` note | no | Only beside `knowledge: misattributed` — the cause that place names instead. |
812
+ | `data.events[].who` | `{ ref, role }[]` | no | Who took part, and as what. |
813
+ | `data.events[].who[].ref` | an Address naming a `being`, `affiliation` or `lore` note | yes | A participant — a being, a people, an affiliation. |
814
+ | `data.events[].who[].role` | one `role` value | yes | What the participant was to the event. |
815
+ | `data.events[].follows` | `{ event, how, note? }[]` | no | The earlier events this one follows from. |
816
+ | `data.events[].follows[].event` | an Address, defaulting to `lore`, anchored to an `event` where its note holds several | yes | The earlier event; it resolves to exactly one event. |
817
+ | `data.events[].follows[].how` | one `followsHow` value | yes | How this event follows from it. |
818
+ | `data.events[].follows[].note` | a string | no | One clause saying what connects the two. |
819
+ | `data.events[].accounts` | `{ by, says, agrees, withholds? }[]` | no | What each people, polity, faith or place says about it. |
820
+ | `data.events[].accounts[].by` | an Address naming an `affiliation`, `lore`, `place` or `being` note | yes | Who holds the account. |
821
+ | `data.events[].accounts[].says` | a string | yes | What they say happened, in their terms. |
822
+ | `data.events[].accounts[].agrees` | one `agrees` value | yes | How far their account agrees with `summary`. |
823
+ | `data.events[].accounts[].withholds` | a string | no | What they decline to say. |
824
+ | `data.events[].unresolved` | a list of strings | no | What the world itself has not settled. |
825
+ | `data.events[].sources` | a list of Addresses | no | The notes that state or support the event; each resolves. |
826
+ | `data.events[].stated` | `{ calendar, text }` | no | The date as one tradition writes it in its own reckoning. |
827
+ | `data.events[].stated.calendar` | an Address, or a lore shortcode | yes | The calendar that tradition reckons in — a `lore` note with `subType: calendar`. |
828
+ | `data.events[].stated.text` | a string | yes | The date as that tradition writes it. |
829
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.frame` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `frame` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
830
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.eye_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `eye_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
831
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.hair_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `hair_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
832
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.skin_color` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `skin_color` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
833
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.complexion` | a map of words to weights | yes | Weighted `complexion` words; a word left out is never drawn. |
834
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.height` | a map of genders to height ranges | yes | Height ranges keyed by gender; a gender with no range draws from the span of every range stated. |
835
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.height.<name>.min` | a height in metres or feet and inches | yes | The shortest height drawn. |
836
+ | `data.appearanceProfile.height.<name>.max` | a height in metres or feet and inches | yes | The tallest height drawn. |
837
+ | `data.glossary[].name` | a string | yes | The headword. |
838
+ | `data.glossary[].name_sort` | a string | no | Its sort key; the dictionary word's sort key, or the name, when unstated. |
839
+ | `data.glossary[].common` | `true` or `false` | no | Core vocabulary for this glossary's owner; `false` when unstated. |
840
+ | `data.glossary[].definition` | a string | no | The sense text, overriding the word's or governance sources' senses. Unstated, a named dictionary word supplies all its senses and class; a named rank or office supplies its descriptions. |
841
+ | `data.glossary[].pronunciation` | a respelling such as `sol-MEH-reh` | no | A respelling, held to the same rule as a word's; the dictionary word's when unstated. |
842
+ | `data.glossary[].language` | a language skill Address | no | The language the term is in. Unstated, it is the affiliation's language, its parents', or its culture's, or the culture's own. |
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