18Lore that finds itself.

Your story suggests new lore cards. You decide what to keep.

Lesson 18 of 210:51

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Your story can suggest new lore cards on its own. You just decide what to keep.

LoreWeaver reads along as you play. Now and then, it spots a detail worth remembering.

When it does, you’ll see this: New lore discovered. Nothing’s been added yet.

You’ll find it in the Lore tab, under Lore discoveries, right at the top.

Click a suggestion to see why it matters. The reason comes straight from your story.

Keep it, and it joins your lorebook as an active card.

Not right? Dismiss it, and that title won’t be suggested again for months.

Want it a little different? Keep it first, then edit the card. Next up: the LoreMap.

The course

All 21 lessons

Part I

Start playing

4 lessons · 5 min

  1. 01Your first story1:17
  2. 02Personas: who you are1:07
  3. 03Create a character1:14
  4. 04A world from one sentence1:19

Part II

Keep the story straight

4 lessons · 5 min

  1. 05Lore cards, explained1:23
  2. 06Did the AI use my lore?1:14
  3. 07Memory and the recap1:14
  4. 08Rewind, branch, try again1:28

Part III

Shape the replies

3 lessons · 3 min

  1. 09Longer (or steadier) replies1:01
  2. 10Pick your storyteller1:09
  3. 11Talk out of character0:56

Part IV

Voices and pictures

3 lessons · 3 min

  1. 12Call your character1:09
  2. 13Give them a voicePro0:47
  3. 14Picture the scenePro0:41

Part V

The Loom

3 lessons · 6 min

  1. 15The Loom, explained1:47
  2. 16Build a shop with Loom1:59
  3. 17Test and fix your threads2:01

Part VI

Grow and share

4 lessons · 4 min

  1. 18Lore that finds itself0:51
  2. 19The LoreMap0:55
  3. 20Bring your characters1:12
  4. 21Publish to the Hub1:07