Contribute to the Wiki

The Embershroud wiki is community-friendly and we’d love your help. There are two ways in, depending on how technical you want to get.

1. Suggest it on Discord (easiest)

The simplest way to help: post in the wiki / guides channels of the Embershroud Discord. Spotted a wrong stat, a confusing page, or want to share a build/strategy guide? Drop it there and a maintainer will curate it into the wiki.

This is the main path right now and needs no tools or accounts beyond Discord.

2. Open a pull request (for the technical)

The wiki is an open-source static site (Astro Starlight). If you’re comfortable with Git/Markdown, fork the repo, make your change, and open a pull request:

github.com/Iterative-Studios/embershroud-wiki

Edit the hand-written guides or a page’s ## Notes section - not the AUTO-GENERATED blocks (those come from the game data, see below). A maintainer reviews and merges.

What you can and can’t edit

The wiki has two layers:

Reference pages (Skills, Items, Monsters, Zones, NPCs) are auto-generated from the game’s data. The stat blocks are fenced like this and are overwritten on every build:
/AUTO-GENERATED
```

...stats...
```
Don’t edit inside that block - it won’t stick. If a stat is wrong, it’s a game-data issue: report it on Discord so it’s fixed at the source.
The ## Notes section of any page, and the Systems & guides pages, are yours to write - strategy, theorycraft, tips, and explanations.

A few rules

Use the in-game terminology you see in the wiki; don’t rename established terms.
No datamined or unreleased content - only what’s already public in the game.
Tag build guides with the patch they’re for (e.g. “Current for build 0.1.x”).
Be excellent to each other.

Contributions may be edited or removed by maintainers. Human-written guides are published under CC BY-SA 4.0; Embershroud game data and assets remain © Iterative Studios. By contributing you grant Iterative Studios a license to publish, edit, and migrate your contribution.