Every template now has a page of its own

A template decides what your cards ask: whether a card wants an alibi or a set list, and whether a string can foreshadow or corroborate. That thinking used to live only in our heads. Now each shipped domain template has a page of its own:

• Crime: the wall from every detective show, with confidence on every claim.
• Musical Artist: an artist’s world as a web, with strings that speak music.
• Story: the writers’ corkboard, with foreshadowing you can see.
• TTRPG Campaign: the GM’s working memory, with two clocks and an honest canon status.

Each page covers why the template works the way it does, a your-first-board-in-15-minutes walkthrough you can follow on a free period, screenshots from a real board, and a plain-words note on what the template doesn’t do.

Since this was written, Literary Analysis has joined them, with a ready-to-teach Great Gatsby unit alongside it. Pages for Standard and History follow once their demo boards exist. The templates section on the home page links to every page in the meantime.