Example: Shared Taxonomy
One table's house style, reused everywhere. Save the tags, relationship types, and event vocabulary that work, bundle them into a pack, and apply it to the next campaign in a single step.
Start in the Library
Each collection's Library gathers its vocabulary in one place.
- World: tags and relationship types
- Events: event tags and roles
- Usage counts and hierarchy
Bundle a Pack
Snapshot the vocabulary you reuse into a named pack.
- Build a pack from a collection
- Mix tags, relationship types, and event vocabulary
- Group several packs into a bundle
Apply and Roll Back
Drop the pack into a new world, and undo it if it is not right.
- Preview before it lands
- Apply in one step
- One-click rollback
Why it helps
A shared taxonomy keeps every world legible the same way.
- Reuse a proven taxonomy instead of re-tagging from scratch.
- Share a house style so a whole table or writers' room works alike.
- Keep event vocabulary consistent for Time & Events.
Steps
- Open the collection whose vocabulary already works well.
- Build a pack from its Library.
- Apply the pack to a new collection, previewing first.
- Roll back the application if a convention changes.
Tips
- Keep tag names consistent so a pack reads the same everywhere.
- Bundle related packs so setup is a single step.
- Build packs from the collection whose taxonomy you trust most.
Shared Taxonomy Preview
Save a collection's vocabulary as a pack, then apply it to the next world in one step. This is a read-only preview; building and applying packs happen in the app.
1. The Library
World: Tags
World: Relationship types
Events: Event tags
Events: Event roles
2. A Pack
Bundle the vocabulary you reuse into a named pack, ready to carry into any collection.
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3. Apply Anywhere
Preview, then apply the pack to a new collection. Roll the whole thing back if it is not right.
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