Continuum Universes Wiki
The Continuum Universes Wiki is a MediaWiki-powered encyclopedia and writing workspace for the Continuum Universes project: a connected multiverse of original settings used for stories, games, and related creative works. It serves two roles at once: a reader-friendly reference guide, and a structured “lore database” designed to keep canon consistent across many universes and genres.
Purpose and scope
The wiki documents the Continuum as a multiverse setting with recurring cosmology, metaphysics, and scientific principles. In practical terms, it is meant to:
- organize canon (so concepts stay consistent across books, games, and campaigns)
- keep terminology standardized (so “the same thing” doesn’t splinter into five names)
- provide a home for both core setting material and curated community contributions
While many pages are written in an “in-universe encyclopedia” voice, this wiki itself is a real-world creative production tool: a way to build a large setting without it turning into an unreadable pile of disconnected cool ideas.
Content model
Most pages are built around repeatable content types (with templates and categories to keep them consistent), such as:
- Universes (major settings within the Continuum)
- Species and races (biological and cultural profiles)
- Characters (biographical entries tied into factions and events)
- Substances and materials (chemistry, hazards, exotic matter)
- Atmospheres and world types (planetology and environmental rules)
- Magic systems and metaphysical mechanics (how “weird physics” behaves)
The intended style is highly interlinked: pages should connect outward to related concepts (taxonomy, locations, factions, cosmological laws) so readers can navigate the setting like a living knowledge graph rather than a linear book.
Community and licensing
The Continuum Universes Wiki uses a hybrid model that separates:
- core IP (official setting material, characters, and flagship works), and
- fan contributions (community-written content published under a Creative Commons framework)
Community contributions are expected to follow the project’s formatting and canon-safety guidelines (templates, categories, tone, and internal consistency), with review/approval processes used where necessary to prevent contradictions or accidental canon breakage.