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Revision as of 22:36, 24 June 2012
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Description
This is used to create a charcter list. If you use this you will need to add your characters via the Character Rows template and close the list by using the Character List Footer template.
Format
{{Character List Header|Global=}}
Global is just the text field that appears at the top of the character list. Usually this would be your global handle.
Example
Global=@Digitizer
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What Next
After you have added a Character List Header you need to then add Character Rows