As Mass Effect: Blade of Salvation takes place within the canon Mass Effect timeline, the Blade of Salvation and canon universes are, for all intents and purposes, one and the same. However, Blade of Salvation adds original, fan-made bits and pieces onto Mass Effect canon. Anything fan-made found within the Blade of Salvation storyline can be found in one of five categories accessible via the above slideshow, in addition to canon subjects expanded upon with fan-created content.
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Anonymous ONI agent | Creator & Project Moderator | I'm the creator of Mass Effect: Blade of Salvation. I discovered the Mass Effect series only recently. One night, I felt like playing something other than Halo: Reach, and decided to try out Mass Effect, which is my brother's game. I wasn't very fond of it at first, but I stuck with it, and once the story picked up and I went off to explore distant worlds in the SSV Normandy, I was hooked. I bought the Mass Effect 3 Online Pass (my stepbrother had already used the code that came with the game) before I had even beaten Mass Effect 2, and, like I usually do when I try out the multiplayer on a game, created a character and began concocting a story for him. That character became Leon English, and that story became Blade of Salvation. |
Lieutenant Davis | Project Moderator | Hi I'm Lieutenant Davis...There really isn't much too say other than the fact I usually write on the same wikis as Anonymous. |
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In addition to the Mass Effect Fanon Wiki's policies and Manual of Style, users participating in Mass Effect: Blade of Salvation are expected to abide by an additional set of rules, found here.
- Use proper spelling and grammar at all times. (This is already in the site rules, but we are especially picky about spelling and grammar in Blade of Salvation)
- Refrain from writing about canon characters. Users are encouraged to create their own characters to write about, though technically it is not required. However, articles on canon subjects may not be created without the permission of a project moderator.
- Make good use of external links, in addition to internal links. To create a link to the Mass Effect Wiki, use the following code:
The first time you mention a canon subject in an article, you must provide a link to that subject's article on the Mass Effect Wiki, provided one exists. However, if the subject has an article on this wiki that is part of Blade of Salvation, link to that page instead.[[w:c:masseffect:(name of page on the Mass Effect Wiki)|(link text)]]
- Make sure to place the Blade of Salvation writer template at the top of your articles. You can do this using the following code:
In the event that a page has been written by multiple users, the template can accommodate up to four users:{{BoS Writer|(your username)}}
The template automatically adds the page to the Mass Effect: Blade of Salvation category, as well as to the user categories of each writer.{{BoS Writer|(user #1)|(user #2)|(user #3)|(user #4)}}
- Project moderators are NOT administrators. They cannot delete pages, protect pages, hand out bans, or lift bans. However, under certain circumstances, they can ban users from contributing to Blade of Salvation, but it up to the wiki's administration to enforce this. Project moderators do not have any special privileges outside of the Blade of Salvation project.
- Project moderators are NOT above the rules. Project moderators will not receive special treatment in the event that they violate the project's policies. Additionally, if they alter the rules in order to justify their actions, they will immediately be banned from contributing to Blade of Salvation.
Anyone may try to register for Mass Effect: Blade of Salvation. In order to register, users contact a project moderator on their talk page and leave a link to an example of their writing. You can link to any piece of fiction that you have written, whether it is located on this wiki or not (it doesn't even have to be on a wiki; linking to forums, fanfiction.net, or anything else is just fine, as long as the work is yours). Once you have done that, the project moderator can add your name to list below, and they and the rest of the project moderators will check over your writing to see if it is up to par with our standards. If it is, then you are most likely accepted. However, if there are concerns regarding the user's registration beyond just writing ability, such as behavior concerns, you may still be turned away. But this is unlikely to happen, so don't worry.
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