Talk:Books: Difference between revisions

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Other books for inclusion

Strange tome This tome, titled On the Dissolution of Psyches, may have something to do with the changes in Sister Psyche's host, Aurora Borealis. You found it on a Circle of Thorns mystic.

Circle texts You recovered these dusty tomes from a Circle of Thorns base. They may help Azuria figure out how to help Sister Psyche.

Storyteller@fuse.net 18:48, 7 September 2007 (EDT) Storyteller 02:45, 12 April 2008 (UTC)

The Madeleine Casey's mission Get the tomes from the secret library lists a different book with every glowie, including a cooking book for the Eye of the Newt. I'm sure there's other times where glowies give names of books out there.

There is also the 'Zeitspielraumexperimente' in the mission Investegate the base ((Edit: link doesn't want to send to the actually mish)) in the Ubelman the Unknown arc, but I will be adding that one soon. TayJK 12:55, 18 September 2007 (EDT)

Books with 'The' in its title

What's the consensus on books with 'The' at the start of its title? Remove 'The' or keep it? Some books are getting special preference over it, so either keep it in all books which have it, or remove it from all of them? Obviously, this doesn't apply to books where it's not at the start, such as As If By an Occult Hand: Secrets Behind the News, and Hammer of the World: Incantations from the Abyss for example. Sera404 09:43, 20 October 2007 (EDT)

I've been following this rule of thumb - drop "The" unless the book title doesn't make sense without it. Examples: The Real Faultline, The Truth.--GreyDog 16:59, 11 April 2008 (UTC)

>.> actually.. isn't the normal litterary rule to put the 'the' after a , at the end of the title? for example: "Truth, the" or "Hammer of the World, The"? <.< not that, that sounds quite right either but.. --Sleepy Kitty 00:36, 12 April 2008 (UTC)

In cases where I felt "The" was necessary, that's exactly what I did.--GreyDog 17:31, 15 April 2008 (UTC)

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 ==Other books for inclusion==
- Astrology Book
+Strange tome
-Special Salvage
-This tome, penned in the early sixth century, insists that insight and understanding of the world can be found in the stars.
- 	 Worn tome
-You recovered this worn and moldy tome from an Outcasts' hideout. The strange, rusty red text appears to be Russian.
- Crystal Codex Fragments
-Arcane Salvage
-It is said the Crystal Codex was written in the language of the gods. Indeed, the shards seem capable of trapping immense power within them.
- Demonlogica
-Arcane Salvage
-It is well known within the mystic community that the author of this book lost his mind just after completing it.
- Elemental Manual
-Legacy Chain Salvage
-Tomes like these are commonly found among the Legacy Chain. They contain a mishmash of spells and diary entries dating centuries back.
- Spirit Guide
-Arcane Salvage
-Even death could not stop the scholar Randall from completing his great work. This essential mystic resource lists every spirit type, from the Spectral Pirates from Cap au Diable to the ghosts that haunt Croatoa.
- Treatise
-Luddite Salvage
-The Luddites never go long without extolling the virtues of Martin Henri's treatise on the evils of modern technology.
- Page from the Malleus Mundi
-See also: Page from the Malleus Mundi Salvage
-Rare Invention Salvage (Low-Level Arcane)
-One of the missing pages from the book of the world, the Malleus Mundi.
- Volume of the Obsidian Librum
-See also: Volume of the Obsidian Librum Salvage
-Uncommon Invention Salvage (Low-Level Arcane)
-One of many copies of the multiple volumes of the Obsidian Librum.
- Strange tome
 This tome, titled On the Dissolution of Psyches, may have something to do with the changes in Sister Psyche's host, Aurora Borealis. You found it on a Circle of Thorns mystic.
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 You recovered these dusty tomes from a Circle of Thorns base. They may help Azuria figure out how to help Sister Psyche.
-[[User:Storyteller@fuse.net|Storyteller@fuse.net]] 18:48, 7 September 2007 (EDT)
+[[User:Storyteller@fuse.net|Storyteller@fuse.net]] 18:48, 7 September 2007 (EDT)  [[User:Storyteller|Storyteller]] 02:45, 12 April 2008 (UTC)
 The Madeleine Casey's mission [[Madeleine Casey#Get the tomes from the secret library|Get the tomes from the secret library]] lists a different book with every glowie, including a cooking book for the Eye of the Newt.  I'm sure there's other times where glowies give names of books out there.
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 What's the consensus on books with 'The' at the start of its title?  Remove 'The' or keep it?  Some books are getting special preference over it, so either keep it in all books which have it, or remove it from all of them?  Obviously, this doesn't apply to books where it's not at the start, such as [[Books#As_If_By_an_Occult_Hand:_Secrets_Behind_the_News|As If By an Occult Hand: Secrets Behind the News]], and [[Books#Hammer_of_the_World:_Incantations_from_the_Abyss|Hammer of the World: Incantations from the Abyss]] for example.  [[User:Sera404|Sera404]] 09:43, 20 October 2007 (EDT)
 :I've been following this rule of thumb - drop "The" unless the book title doesn't make sense without it. Examples: The Real Faultline, The Truth.--[[User:GreyDog|GreyDog]] 16:59, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
+::>.> actually.. isn't the normal litterary rule to put the 'the' after a , at the end of the title? for example: "Truth, the" or "Hammer of the World, The"? <.< not that, that sounds quite right either but.. --[[User:Sleepykitty|Sleepy Kitty]] 00:36, 12 April 2008 (UTC)
+:::In cases where I felt "The" was necessary, that's exactly what I did.--[[User:GreyDog|GreyDog]] 17:31, 15 April 2008 (UTC)

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