Send Feedback
“Keep what frays.” — the order’s rule fits feedback too: if something in the game or this Codex is fraying for you, we want it written down.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”Every page of this Codex ends with a Send feedback form — including this one, which exists so there’s always a page whose whole job is the form below.
Submissions go directly to the development team’s review queue, where a human reads them. Nothing is auto-filed into the void.
The categories
Section titled “The categories”| Category | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Suggestion | “The game/wiki would be better if…” |
| Correction | Something on a page is wrong or out of date |
| Question | Something the Codex should answer and doesn’t |
| Lore idea | Additions to the world — fragments you’d like to see, names, myths |
| Balance concern | Numbers that feel off — costs, timers, combat outcomes |
Writing feedback that gets acted on
Section titled “Writing feedback that gets acted on”- Say where you were. The form records which page you’re on, but “on the world map, sending a march to a T3 node” beats “in the game.”
- One thing per submission. Three small reports beat one portmanteau.
- For balance: bring the numbers. “T4 snarls wound ~150 troops for a 8,000 reward — healing costs eat the margin” is actionable; “monsters too hard” is a mood.
- Name is optional. Anonymous feedback is read with exactly the same attention.
What about in-game player reports?
Section titled “What about in-game player reports?”Reporting a player (harassment, spam) happens in-game via their contact card — not through this form. This form is for the game and the Codex themselves.
Send feedback
Found something unclear, missing, or worth improving? Send it to the admin review queue.