Event

Definition

A significant occurrence or happening within the world at a given time

An Event refers to any notable incident, whether historical, natural, or supernatural, that has any kind of significant for the world or any of its inhabitants. They are meta-level elements that can involve any other kind of elements

Examples

  • The Fire Nation Attacks
  • Nancy drops an antique plate
  • Meteor impact

Discussion

Potential alternate names: Occurrence, Incident, ..


Nature

  • History: Historical context and background of the event.
  • Consequences: Outcomes and impacts resulting from the event.
  • Start_date (#): Date on which the event began.
  • End_date (#): Date on which the event concluded.
  • Adversity: Challenges or difficulties faced during the event.

Involves

  • Characters (multi-link: Character): Key characters involved in the event.
  • Objects (multi-link: Object): Objects significant to the unfolding of the event.
  • Locations (multi-link: Location): Locations where the event took place.
  • Species (multi-link: Species): Species that played a role in the event.
  • Creatures (multi-link: Creature): Creatures involved in the event.
  • Institutions (multi-link: Institution): Institutions implicated in or affected by the event.
  • Traits (multi-link: Trait): Traits emphasized or revealed by the event.
  • Collectives (multi-link: Collective): Groups or collectives that participated in or were affected by the event.
  • Territories (multi-link: Territory): Territorial areas involved in the event.
  • Abilities (multi-link: Ability): Abilities used or showcased during the event.
  • Phenomena (multi-link: Phenomenon): Natural or supernatural phenomena that occurred during the event.
  • Languages (multi-link: Language): Languages used or affected by the event.
  • Families (multi-link: Family): Families involved in or impacted by the event.
  • Relations (multi-link: Relation): Interpersonal or political relations that played a role in the event.
  • Titles (multi-link: Title): Titles bestowed, contested, or central to the event.
  • Constructs (multi-link: Construct): Concepts, laws, or built entities that were important to the event.