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THE LAST CAMP
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Meta

How this wiki is built, who contributes, and where to file corrections.

The Last Camp wiki is a living reference — written by the GM team, contributed to by players, and supplemented by auto-generators that ingest the live peq database. The Meta category covers the wiki itself: how it's built, who maintains it, what's queued for expansion, and how to fix something that reads wrong.

This is the official The Last Camp wiki. Content is authored under GM character handles (Rusty, Cogsworth, et al). Real names, when relevant to off-server lineage, appear only in Credits under the role they fill, never as personal identification.

Pages here

  • Credits — the data sources, mirrors, software lineage, and conventions this wiki inherits from the broader EverQuest community.
  • Contributing — how to fix a typo, propose a new page, or contest auto-generated content via GitHub PR.
  • Content Roadmap — what's complete, what's in progress, what's queued, and what's deliberately out of scope.

How the wiki is built

  • Markdown files in git at github.com/staybased/crushbone-site/content/wiki/. Every page has an "Edit on GitHub" link in the footer.
  • Auto-generators pull from the game's peq database (items, bestiary entries, drop tables) on a periodic basis. These produce the bulk of the bestiary and item pages.
  • Hand-written editorial covers zones, classes, races, lore, guides, quests, and spells — the parts where judgment, context, or era-correctness matter.
  • Cross-references to canonical EQ knowledge bases. We do not re-derive what Project 1999 and TAKP already document well; we link out and add The Last Camp-specific notes where they differ.

Categories at a glance

  • Races, Classes, Deities — character-creation reference, plus role/AA priorities.
  • Zones — every zone in the era cap, with level range, connections, and named NPCs.
  • Factions — relationships, faction grinds, and which factions block which content.
  • Spells, Tradeskills, AAs — the mechanical layer; per-class spell lists and tradeskill recipes.
  • Guides — leveling, raid basics, etiquette, pulling, crowd control.
  • Lore — The Last Camp-original world-building (Cogsworth, CBZ, Keepers of the Way, GM Guild).
  • Server — custom rules, ZEM, GM team, loot policy, server history.
  • Bestiary — auto-generated NPC pages keyed by zone short-name.
  • Meta — this category. Wiki self-documentation.

If a page reads as obviously auto-generated and could use a human touch, the easiest contribution is to open a PR rewriting it. See Contributing for the workflow.

What this wiki covers

  • Server-specific facts — The Last Camp's custom rules, ZEM table, GM team, deployed lore (Cogsworth, CBZ, Keepers of the Way).
  • Era-locked EQ reference — Classic through Planes of Power. Spell lists, class mechanics, factions, deities, tradeskills.
  • Practical play — leveling guides, AA priorities, raid basics, etiquette, tradeskill strategy.
  • Software ops — The Last Camp Launcher for Mac, server architecture notes (where they affect player experience).

What this wiki avoids

  • Custom-NPC mechanics — discovery is part of the design. Keepers of the Way, Cogsworth's lore-drops, and other server-original content stay surface-only.
  • Real-name dox — staff and players are referenced by handle.
  • Out-of-era content — GoD, OoW, DoN, and beyond are excluded by design. The live DB has them; the wiki does not advertise them.
  • Volatile data — exact drop rates, RNG-driven spawn timers, and live combat parses live in player tools, not in the wiki.

Reporting errors

The fastest path to a fix is the Edit on GitHub link in the page footer. Open a PR, the GM team reviews, Vercel ships a preview, the change merges. For typos and minor corrections this typically resolves the same day.

If you spot factual drift between the wiki and the live server (a spell missing from a class list, an NPC in the wrong zone, a faction relationship that no longer matches in-game behavior), drop a note in Discord #wiki with the page slug and the discrepancy. The wiki should match the live peq database; when it doesn't, the live database wins and the wiki gets corrected.

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