Wikis for theorycraft-heavy games

Game Field Guides

Deep, structured reference sites for games that reward a second tab.

Find your game.

Every field guide starts with the questions players actually ask: what drops where, what works together, and what changes the build.

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Magicraft

A source-backed reference for spells, modifiers, wands, relics, potions, and creatures—621 records built for fast lookup.

Open the Magicraft field guide
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SpiritVale

Where Game Field Guides began—and still our fullest example: a community-built database, build planner, drop tables, complete game records, and interactive world maps.

Visit SpiritValers
A fully equipped SpiritValers Weaver build with attributes, refined gear, cards, and a 3D character preview

More than pages.

Theorycrafting lives in relationships. A useful guide connects the raw facts into something a player can reason with.

01 / Data

Structured from the game

Items, skills, enemies, drops, and values stay organized as a system—not scattered across prose.

02 / Logic

Designed around player questions

Browse paths, relationships, search, and tools follow how players compare options and assemble builds.

03 / Depth

Room for the game to grow

A field guide can expand into calculators, simulators, interactive maps, and other resources the community needs.

Your game already contains the ingredients.

We turn data-rich games into clear, searchable player resources—then build the calculators, maps, and build tools that make the reference genuinely useful.

Especially suited to RPGs, roguelites, deckbuilders, survival games, and any system where players compare, combine, and optimize.