Card pages complete! Whats next?

As far as I know, we should now have card pages for all player-collectible cards and any noncollectible 'token' cards that players can use (current through 'The Fall of Argenport' as of this post). There's always the chance a few were missed by mistake, so add missing pages if you find them (or at least post about it here or on an active editor's wall) and feel free to clean up any errors.

So where do we go from here? Card pages' strategy sections can always be created and added to, but past that what would we like to see done on this wiki? Leave your ideas and feedback in the comments!

Pusillanimous·7/18/2018

Note - I decided to test the new Wikia 'announcement' feature. If you arrived here from the bell icon notification, should we use it for these types of discussions going forward?

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I'll kick things off with a few of my own to-do's and ideas for the wiki:

* There's quite a bit of work to do on the non-card game info pages. Some need updating, and some exist only as empty stubs (like most of the Game Mode pages).

* I archived a bunch of the patch notes under 'Patch Notes/#.##', such as eternalcardgame.wikia.com/wiki/Patch_Notes/1.31 (thanks to u/_AlpacaLips_ sharing a bunch of them on the subreddit). I'd like to use these to create comprehensive 'History' sections for individual cards' changes.

**Working backwards, I'd like to eventually include and add pages for old, depricated pre-Open Beta cards - many of which have their images available over on the eternal.cards database.

* Longer term, I think it would be great if we have articles for collecting known Eternal lore. Different pages for locations, characters, story events, etc. These may require a different page naming scheme or custom namespace to differentiate them from card pages.

Yumyum36·7/19/2018

I've been making small edits, and I will continue to do so over the long term.

My computer's been having issues lately so I might become inactive in the short term. I will continue to work on artist credit the best I can from public sources. Should I email a whole bunch of them to ask what cards they drew art for you think?

Yumyum36·7/19/2018

Additionally great job, you've done a crazy amount of work in a short amount of time, maybe make a reddit post, and encourage people to add to the strategy section, or with unknown errata?

Pusillanimous·7/19/2018

Thanks! Posting on the subreddit is a great idea, it may pull in a few new editors as well.

Emailing the artists shouldn't hurt. It should be quicker than sifting through their artstation/deviantart/etc pages, as long as they aren't under some kind of NDA for the pieces they haven't already shared.

What do you think?