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 The space a Shard is allowed on the map is limited to three systems, although its influence may be further reaching. Within a Shard, the player/s in control of the Shard have the final say on what is allowed((assuming Staff don't need to intervene)). The space a Shard is allowed on the map is limited to three systems, although its influence may be further reaching. Within a Shard, the player/s in control of the Shard have the final say on what is allowed((assuming Staff don't need to intervene)).
  
-If you're looking for a Shard, check the Sidebar to the left.+If you're looking for a Shard, check the Sidebar to the left or the list below. 
 + 
 +===== Shards ===== 
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 +Shards with active player communities and plots. 
 + 
 +---- struct table ---- 
 +schema: shard 
 +max: 20 
 +cols: %title%, shard_description, shard_manager 
 +csv: 0 
 +filter: shard_active = Yes 
 +----
  
 ===== Influence ===== ===== Influence =====
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 If a Shard Master hasn't given a plot or setting element in their shard their official stamp of approval, that doesn't //necessarily// mean it hasn't happened or doesn't exist. Until something has been made canon, they're just considered tall tales or rumors by uninvolved characters. "Did you hear so-and-so blew up a moon?" "Yeah, I heard that one, but have you met anyone who can actually prove it?" If a Shard Master hasn't given a plot or setting element in their shard their official stamp of approval, that doesn't //necessarily// mean it hasn't happened or doesn't exist. Until something has been made canon, they're just considered tall tales or rumors by uninvolved characters. "Did you hear so-and-so blew up a moon?" "Yeah, I heard that one, but have you met anyone who can actually prove it?"
  
-<note>Shard Canon should be considered like side quests, in that it does not affect the main questline (Setting Canon), but still contributes meaningfully to the characters and stories being told within it.</note>+<note>Shard Canon should be considered like side quests, in that it does not necessarily affect the main questline (Setting Canon), but still contributes meaningfully to the characters and stories being told within it.</note>
  
 ==== From One Shard to the Next ==== ==== From One Shard to the Next ====
 Just because something works within one Shard doesn't guarantee it will work within the next. Just because something works within one Shard doesn't guarantee it will work within the next.
  
-<blockquote>**Example:** If I want to make a starfighter that can blow up stars for a plot, that's fine. That starfighter should not be used in places that other Nations/Plots operate within ("bubbles") without those groups giving you permission to use it there.</blockquote> +<blockquote>**Example:** If I want to make a starfighter that can blow up stars for a plot, that's fine. That starfighter should not be used in other Shards without those Shards giving you permission to use it there.</blockquote> 
  
-<blockquote>**Example:** A player wants to fly their starship into Magic Elf Land. The players of magic elf land specifically don't want technology in their RP, so the player can't bring their starship. The Nation Leader for Magic Elf Land ultimately gets the say in what, and how, various elements of the setting are brought into their Nation.</blockquote>+<blockquote>**Example:** A player wants to fly their starship into Magic Elf Land. The players of magic elf land specifically don't want technology in their RP, so the player can't bring their starship. The Shard Master for Magic Elf Land ultimately gets the say in what, and how, various elements of the setting are brought into their Nation.</blockquote>
  
 Anything happening within a Shard is wholly subject to its influence, even if it means negating the influence of another Shard. It is up to the involved players to decide to what extent one Shard can affect another. Anything happening within a Shard is wholly subject to its influence, even if it means negating the influence of another Shard. It is up to the involved players to decide to what extent one Shard can affect another.
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 Given that each Shard is essentially a setting unto itself, these themes may be broad. We encourage players and Shard Masters to think of ways to create things that are uniquely //theirs//. Given that each Shard is essentially a setting unto itself, these themes may be broad. We encourage players and Shard Masters to think of ways to create things that are uniquely //theirs//.
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 +===== Waning Shards =====
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 +Shards with inactive player communities/or and plots.
 +
 +---- struct table ----
 +schema: shard
 +max: 20
 +cols: %title%, shard_description, shard_manager
 +csv: 0
 +filter: shard_active != Yes
 +----
  
 ===== OOC ===== ===== OOC =====
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