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The general guide to the wiki
Good places to start:
Absalom for an overview of the city of Absalom
Absalom Government for more about the government of Absalom
Culture and Customs for more on Absalom culture and customs
Politics and the Shadow War for more on Absalom politics
Trade and Industry for more on Absalom's economy
In the sidebar, I've linked the map of Absalom (click on the Open Full Size button to get to the map page), as well as some relevant timelines.
To learn more on the locations in Absalom, I recommend starting at the district page. The main body of each district article gives an overview of that district, while the sidebar contains a list of all the locations in that district as well as other information.
Absalom is located on Starstone Isle, in the Inner Sea.
Nations with the most relevance to Absalom:
Taldor
Qadira
Osirion
Cheliax
Nations/regions with decent relevance to Absalom:
Thuvia
Andoran
Mwangi Expanse
Lastwall (technically no longer a nation)
If you know what article you're looking for, I recommend trying the search bar first. If you just want to browse, starting with a category or clicking through links that look interesting is probably the most efficient way to do it. Every active link should lead to an article with some amount of information, and mousing over a link should open a little preview of that article.
Due to the way World Anvil works, every geopolitical entity (nations, major cities, etc) has both a location article and an organization article. If the location and the organization are named the same, the main content in each article should be identical. They just need to exist both as a location and an organization for linking purposes. In the case of Absalom, the organization article is named Absalom Government, and contains different content from the Absalom article.
For a deity/religion, I recommend reading both the page on the deity and on its church/cult, as the total information on the deity and its worshippers are split between the two articles.
World Anvil allows you to put articles under another article instead of in a category. This is the case for some various articles that are really sub-articles—e.g. the Absalom page has Culture and Customs, Trade and Industry, etc as sub-articles. You can see an article’s sub-articles by scrolling to the bottom of the page.
Categories:
World Atlas: contains locations
>Absalom: contains Absalom locations.
>>Within the Absalom folder there are folders for each district to keep things tidy.
>Planes: contains articles on the dimensional planes of the world.
>Inner Sea: contains articles on the locations throughout the Inner Sea region (the home region of Absalom). Split by continent.
>Distant Places: contains articles on the locations on Golarion outside of the Inner Sea region.
World Encyclopedia: contains articles on everything else (religions, people, organizations, species, etc).
>Deities and Religions: contains articles on the major deities and religions of Golarion, centered on the Inner Sea region.
>>Minor Deities: contains articles on the less common deities and their religions.
>People: contains articles on the people of the world.
>>Absalom People: this is where all the articles on Absalomian residents live. The parent People folder contains characters who have articles but don't live in Absalom, such as national leaders.
>Powerful Organizations: contains articles on the important organizations of the world.
>>Historical: geopolitical entities or organizations that no longer exist.
>>Geopol: current geopolitical entities, divided by the cultural regions given in the Lost Omens: World Guide sourcebook.
>Ethnicities and Cultures: contains articles on the ancestries and sub-ancestries of the world. The sub-ancestries are divided into folders based on what ancestry they belong to. (The human sub-ancestries in particular contain a good amount of cultural information.)
>Absalom Organizations: contains Absalomian organizations, sorted into folders according to function.
>>Guilds and Unions: contains any professional organizations. Absalom Locations: Absalom Organizations:
Good places to start:
Absalom for an overview of the city of Absalom
Absalom Government for more about the government of Absalom
Culture and Customs for more on Absalom culture and customs
Politics and the Shadow War for more on Absalom politics
Trade and Industry for more on Absalom's economy
In the sidebar, I've linked the map of Absalom (click on the Open Full Size button to get to the map page), as well as some relevant timelines.
To learn more on the locations in Absalom, I recommend starting at the district page. The main body of each district article gives an overview of that district, while the sidebar contains a list of all the locations in that district as well as other information.
Absalom is located on Starstone Isle, in the Inner Sea.
Nations with the most relevance to Absalom:
Taldor
Qadira
Osirion
Cheliax
Nations/regions with decent relevance to Absalom:
Thuvia
Andoran
Mwangi Expanse
Lastwall (technically no longer a nation)
If you know what article you're looking for, I recommend trying the search bar first. If you just want to browse, starting with a category or clicking through links that look interesting is probably the most efficient way to do it. Every active link should lead to an article with some amount of information, and mousing over a link should open a little preview of that article.
Due to the way World Anvil works, every geopolitical entity (nations, major cities, etc) has both a location article and an organization article. If the location and the organization are named the same, the main content in each article should be identical. They just need to exist both as a location and an organization for linking purposes. In the case of Absalom, the organization article is named Absalom Government, and contains different content from the Absalom article.
For a deity/religion, I recommend reading both the page on the deity and on its church/cult, as the total information on the deity and its worshippers are split between the two articles.
World Anvil allows you to put articles under another article instead of in a category. This is the case for some various articles that are really sub-articles—e.g. the Absalom page has Culture and Customs, Trade and Industry, etc as sub-articles. You can see an article’s sub-articles by scrolling to the bottom of the page.
Categories:
World Atlas: contains locations
>Absalom: contains Absalom locations.
>>Within the Absalom folder there are folders for each district to keep things tidy.
>Planes: contains articles on the dimensional planes of the world.
>Inner Sea: contains articles on the locations throughout the Inner Sea region (the home region of Absalom). Split by continent.
>Distant Places: contains articles on the locations on Golarion outside of the Inner Sea region.
World Encyclopedia: contains articles on everything else (religions, people, organizations, species, etc).
>Deities and Religions: contains articles on the major deities and religions of Golarion, centered on the Inner Sea region.
>>Minor Deities: contains articles on the less common deities and their religions.
>People: contains articles on the people of the world.
>>Absalom People: this is where all the articles on Absalomian residents live. The parent People folder contains characters who have articles but don't live in Absalom, such as national leaders.
>Powerful Organizations: contains articles on the important organizations of the world.
>>Historical: geopolitical entities or organizations that no longer exist.
>>Geopol: current geopolitical entities, divided by the cultural regions given in the Lost Omens: World Guide sourcebook.
>Ethnicities and Cultures: contains articles on the ancestries and sub-ancestries of the world. The sub-ancestries are divided into folders based on what ancestry they belong to. (The human sub-ancestries in particular contain a good amount of cultural information.)
>Absalom Organizations: contains Absalomian organizations, sorted into folders according to function.
>>Guilds and Unions: contains any professional organizations. Absalom Locations: Absalom Organizations:
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