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Guidelines

Guidelines

How to contribute

If you've ever fixed a wrong price in your head while reading a wiki, you already know how to contribute. Sign in, find something missing or wrong, and fix it.

Anyone can contribute

You only need an account. The moment you sign in you can add new assets and edit existing ones. There's no application and no waiting list — your first approved edit automatically makes you a Contributor.

Making an edit

  1. 1
    Pick a game and browse to the asset you want to improve — an item, a quest, a recipe, whatever the game has.
  2. 2
    Hit Edit (or Addto create something that doesn't exist yet) and fill in the fields. Each field has a type — text, number, tags, an image, a color — so the data stays consistent.
  3. 3
    Write a short change summary saying what you changed and, ideally, where the information came from. This is what reviewers read first.
  4. 4
    Submit. Depending on your track record, your edit either goes live immediately or enters review (see below).

What happens to your edit

Every change runs through a trust check before it's published:

  • Solid edits from established contributors go live instantly.A small correction from someone with a clean history doesn't need a committee.
  • Uncertain or higher-impact edits wait for review. They go to the community and maintainers, who vote them up or down.
  • Everything is versioned. If something wrong slips through, any maintainer or moderator can roll the asset back to a previous version in one click — nothing is ever truly lost.

You can follow the status of everything you've submitted on your Contribute dashboard, including your acceptance rate and reputation.

What makes a good edit

  • Change one thing at a time — small, focused edits are easier to verify and approve.
  • Cite where the value comes from in the summary (in-game screen, patch notes, your own testing).
  • Match the existing format — if other items use short tags, don't paste a paragraph.
  • Prefer leaving a field blank over guessing. Wrong data is worse than missing data.
  • Add an image when you have a clean one — it's pulled into ARKANA's own storage, so it won't rot.

Edits are public and attributed

Your contributions are tied to your account and visible in each asset's history. Accurate, well-sourced edits build the reputation that levels you up; sloppy or bad-faith ones cost it.