Template:Itembox

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Use the Item Box to summarize important details about a relic weapon or other persistent special item. This template can be used to easily and quickly list the generic details that are typically placed within the Information heading of a item's wiki page. This template is based on a MediaWiki template developed by user Piroska.

Usage

Painting of a Starry Night
Owner	Character
Creator	Character
Type	Painting
Creation Date	1009AC
Size	Medium
Weight	Moderate
Place of Origin	Isegrad
Material	Oil on Canvas
Aura	Mundane
Status	Owned

{{Itembox
 | name = Painting of a Starry Night
 | image = [[File:Starry Night.png|200px]]
 | owner = [[character|Character]]
 | creator = [[character|Character]]
 | type = Painting
 | date = 1009AC
 | size = Medium
 | weight = Moderate
 | origin = Isegrad
 | material = Oil on Canvas
 | aura = Mundane
 | status = Owned
}}

Name

The name of your item. Defaults to the page name.

Image

The filename of an image to include. The proper code for embedding an image is the full name, extension, and pixel width. All other image-related code is usable as well but not usually necessary.

Owner

The character currently in possession of the item.

Creator

The original creator of the item.

Type

What sort of object it is. This is pretty easily defined by which slot it goes into and what type of weapon it's based on.

Creation Date

For simplicity's sake, it's best to use the date the item was approved and granted to the user.

Size

How big it is, relatively. This can be physical dimensions or a vague descriptor of size.

Weight

How much the object weighs. This can also be as specific or vague as you'd like.

Origin

The place where the artifact was made.

Material

What material(s) the item is primarily composed of.

Aura

What kind of magical aura does the item give off, if any? What magic is it aligned to?

Status

Notify other users if the item is in someone's possession, retired, destroyed, or lost! You may want to organize the retrieval of lost player-made artifacts so their stories can continue, or work on collecting and reassembling destroyed pieces if that's possible.