Arc Formatting and Rules

Instructions for editing the Story Arcs page.
== Arc Formatting ==
--- Grand Arc [Imput name] Start --- (Big, Bold, Centered, Red)
# Book #: Major Arc (Heading)
## Minor Arc (Subheading 1)
## Minor Arc (Subheading 1)
## Transition Arc (Subheading 1)
# Book #: Major Arc (Heading)
## Minor Arc (Subheading 1)
## Minor Arc (Subheading 1)
## Transition Arc (Subheading 1)
--- Grand Arc [Imput name] End --- (Big, Bold, Centered, Red)
== Arc Definitions ==
For the purpose of this novel's wiki, Arcs are defined as:
* Grand Arc: A Grand Arc is a long-term core problem/goal for the MC, that due to it's difficulty/danger, cannot be solved/accomplished quickly/easily, and thus goes unresolved over the course of multiple books. Due to the fact that it cannot be immediately addressed, it frequently takes a backseat to more pressing issues/objectives (lessor arcs) that can/must be handled sooner/immediately, and that may ultimately contribute to eventually concluding the Grand Arc.
* Major Arc: A Major Arc is the core problem/goal that encompassing the overall focus of each book. It should somehow contribute to the Grand Arc, and it's beginning and ending should tie into the previous and following Major Arcs.
* Minor Arc: A Minor Arc is a lessor arc within a Major Arc. It should directly or indirectly contributed to the core issue of the Major Arc.
* Transition Arc: A Transition Arc brings the plot of the current Book/Major Arc to a close, and leads into the next Book/Major Arc. This serves as the connective tissue between Arcs.
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