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Useful unicode characters:

  • — the em-dash
  • – the en-dash
  • × the multipliction symbol
  • ÷ the division symbol
  • … the ellipsis

Custom elements that we have. I think this are enumerated in gatsby-config.js?

  • example
  • designnote
  • gmguidance
  • playerguidance
  • clarification
  • fiction
  • optionalrule
  • hook
  • abstract
  • note (added one in 4.2 Dragonshire)

As a reminder, these look like this:

[[clarification | when does armor apply?]]
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I think that the first blank-line pipe is optional; omitting it doesn't seem to do anything.

It looks like the process to set up a dev environment is:

  • install npm
  • npm install -g gatsby-cli yarn (and yes, that's -g for global, but that's how it's designed to work.)
  • yarn in the top-level development directory (the one with yarn.lock)
  • and then yarn run develop to start up the dev server.

Also, it looks like the custom blocks are defined in 'gatsby-config.js'.

Used dehyphenizer.sed to replace all the --s and get the spacing consistent. Hopefully. RegExes are always fun.

We were using IM Fell Double Pica before. And I think still can, in principle, without dealing with Google's fuckery, because it's an open font. The Mozilla page on web-fonts looks fairly practical, honestly.