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[[Fluff]] supported by the creators. It should be noted that canon ≠ cannon, no matter how frequently it is used as such.
[[Fluff]] supported by the creators. It should be noted that canon ≠ cannon, no matter how frequently it is used as such.


Canon itself can be sometimes unclear or subject to change, especialy in works which have more than one author (Doctor Who being a notorious example) and works which have gone through more than one version. The latter can be often seen in changes that occur between editions of a roleplaying game; for example in 3rd edition [[D&D]] the transformation of a Drow into the monstrous Drider was a punishment, in [[4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons|4th edition]] it is a blessing the goddess bestows on the best of the society.
Canon itself can be sometimes unclear or subject to change, especially in works which have more than one author (Doctor Who being a notorious example) and works which have gone through more than one version. The latter can be often seen in changes that occur between editions of a roleplaying game; for example in 3rd edition [[D&D]] the transformation of a Drow into the monstrous Drider was a punishment, in [[4th Edition Dungeons and Dragons|4th edition]] it is a blessing the goddess bestows on the best of the society.


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Revision as of 16:51, 2 January 2009

Fluff supported by the creators. It should be noted that canon ≠ cannon, no matter how frequently it is used as such.

Canon itself can be sometimes unclear or subject to change, especially in works which have more than one author (Doctor Who being a notorious example) and works which have gone through more than one version. The latter can be often seen in changes that occur between editions of a roleplaying game; for example in 3rd edition D&D the transformation of a Drow into the monstrous Drider was a punishment, in 4th edition it is a blessing the goddess bestows on the best of the society.