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 It is a setting that is designed to support and handle crossovers of more than one work of fiction at any given time.
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	Beyond the obvious threat of SUEs, many other enemies and threats lie across the Meta. Rival armies, superweapons, horrors, and various criminals roam wild....		Beyond the obvious threat of SUEs, many other enemies and threats lie across the Meta. Rival armies, superweapons, horrors, and various criminals roam wild....

			==Campaigns==
			;I
			:[[Quest:TG_Meta_Quest\|TG Meta Quest]]
			:[[Yellowman_Quest\|Yellowman Quest]]
			;II
			:[[TG_Meta_Quest:_The_Last_Library\|The Last Library]]

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	There are organizations dedicated to preventing another Crossover War, as they travel across the stories in the Metaworld that fight against the mary sues. Organizations as these, in the long-running fight, loot non-vital equipment characters from canons and direct them into squads....		There are organizations dedicated to preventing another Crossover War, as they travel across the stories in the Metaworld that fight against the mary sues. Organizations as these, in the long-running fight, loot non-vital equipment characters from canons and direct them into squads....

	... Such as yours! Go murder some SUEs. Lay the law down on Fixers. Arrest the smugglers. Bump into rival armies. Mend broken worlds. Keep reality together. You've got jobs ahead of you!		... Such as yours! Go murder some SUEs. Lay the law down on Fixers. Arrest the smugglers. Bump into rival armies. Mend broken worlds. Keep reality together. You've got jobs ahead of you, and reality ripping itself apart can't wait for you forever!

	One of ~~these~~ organizations is the guardian of Earth:		One of those organizations up to the challenge is the guardian of Earth:

	The Transpace Guard.		The Transpace Guard.

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	::''Notable examples of Arch-SUEs, are Sapphy and Chaosbringer.''		::''Notable examples of Arch-SUEs, are Sapphy and Chaosbringer.''

			Beyond the obvious threat of SUEs, many other enemies and threats lie across the Meta. Rival armies, superweapons, horrors, and various criminals roam wild....

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	There are organizations dedicated to preventing another Crossover War, as they travel across the stories in the Metaworld that fight against the mary sues. Organizations as these, in the long-running fight, loot non-vital equipment characters from canons and direct them into squads....		There are organizations dedicated to preventing another Crossover War, as they travel across the stories in the Metaworld that fight against the mary sues. Organizations as these, in the long-running fight, loot non-vital equipment characters from canons and direct them into squads....

	... Such as yours! Go murder some SUEs.		... Such as yours! Go murder some SUEs. Lay the law down on Fixers. Arrest the smugglers. Bump into rival armies. Mend broken worlds. Keep reality together. You've got jobs ahead of you!

	One of these organizations is the guardian of Earth:		One of these organizations is the guardian of Earth:

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	The Transpace Guard.		The Transpace Guard.

	There are millions of millions of ~~Canons~~ out there. From video games, to books, to movies, to movies, traditional games, and more. The goal of the Transpace Guard is to ensure that nobody fucks with the story, and that Canon is preserved, so that the Metaverse remains stable, and no great castastrophe happens again.		There are millions of millions of fictional worlds, the canons, out there in the Metaworld. From video games, to books, to movies, to movies, traditional games, and more. The goal of the Transpace Guard is to ensure that nobody fucks with the story, and that Canon is preserved, so that the Metaverse remains stable, and no great castastrophe happens again.

	Even now, valiant heroes fight to restore stability, from countless bad fanfictions, disastrous crossovers, hostile entities in the Meta, and author-self-inserts known as S.U.E.s.		Even now, valiant heroes fight to restore stability, from countless bad fanfictions, disastrous crossovers, hostile entities in the Meta, and author-self-inserts known as S.U.E.s.

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	:::''The forest was still, and it felt as if it was a world-between-worlds. MAN resided in the tree of Earth, but could not see, for their world was still shielded. Lo, and War came, and broke the shield, and MAN fought valiantly and lived. MAN then looked forth from Earth and saw the forest, and learned of the wood and the hills and the valleys and the paths, and MAN learned the paths of the forest, and could wander and tend the forest, and MAN rejoiced.''		:::''The forest was still, and it felt as if it was a world-between-worlds. MAN resided in the tree of Earth, but could not see, for their world was still shielded. Lo, and War came, and broke the shield, and MAN fought valiantly and lived. MAN then looked forth from Earth and saw the forest, and learned of the wood and the hills and the valleys and the paths, and MAN learned the paths of the forest, and could wander and tend the forest, and MAN rejoiced.''

	The Meta, in its most essential aspect, is a corner of infinity that has a deep connection to the subconscious of humankind in the "real" world. It is believed that it is the collective creativity of mankind, considered the lone sentient race in the "real" universe. The analogy of the Meta can be that of a great forest, according to Meta-Earth's understanding and experiences of interacting with it. As humanity continues to create works of fiction, this "forest" will continue to expand.		The Metaworld, or Meta, in its most essential aspect, is a corner of infinity that has a deep connection to the subconscious of humankind in the "real" world. It is believed that it is the collective creativity of mankind, considered the lone sentient race in the "real" universe. The analogy of the Meta can be that of a great forest, according to Meta-Earth's understanding and experiences of interacting with it. As humanity continues to create works of fiction, this "forest" will continue to expand.

	Canons, or other worlds of fiction, can be described as trunks with unique frequencies (or coordinates or addresses depending on the meta-faction in question). Fanons, expanded universes, alternate timelines/permutations of events can be analogous to branches.		Canons, or other worlds of fiction, can be described as trunks with unique frequencies (or coordinates or addresses depending on the meta-faction in question). Fanons, expanded universes, alternate timelines/permutations of events can be analogous to branches.
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	Canons can also take damage and distortions to their reality by outside forces beyond SUEs, if they have enough capabilities to intrude and interfere. Destroying a canon will saddle an Author (on the "real" Earth side) with lost creativity and drive. It damages canons related to it, and nearby canons as collateral.		Canons can also take damage and distortions to their reality by outside forces beyond SUEs, if they have enough capabilities to intrude and interfere. Destroying a canon will saddle an Author (on the "real" Earth side) with lost creativity and drive. It damages canons related to it, and nearby canons as collateral.


	===Crossovers===		===Crossovers===

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	:::''The forest was still, and it felt as if it was a world-between-worlds. MAN resided in the tree of Earth, but could not see, for their world was still shielded. Lo, and War came, and broke the shield, and MAN fought valiantly and lived. MAN then looked forth from Earth and saw the forest, and learned of the wood and the hills and the valleys and the paths, and MAN learned the paths of the forest, and could wander and tend the forest, and MAN rejoiced.''		:::''The forest was still, and it felt as if it was a world-between-worlds. MAN resided in the tree of Earth, but could not see, for their world was still shielded. Lo, and War came, and broke the shield, and MAN fought valiantly and lived. MAN then looked forth from Earth and saw the forest, and learned of the wood and the hills and the valleys and the paths, and MAN learned the paths of the forest, and could wander and tend the forest, and MAN rejoiced.''

	The Meta, in its most essential aspect, is a corner of infinity that has a deep connection to the subconscious of humankind in the "real" world. It is believed that it is the collective creativity of mankind, considered the lone sentient race in the "real" universe. The analogy of the Meta can be that of a great forest, according to Meta-Earth's understanding and experiences of interacting with it.		The Meta, in its most essential aspect, is a corner of infinity that has a deep connection to the subconscious of humankind in the "real" world. It is believed that it is the collective creativity of mankind, considered the lone sentient race in the "real" universe. The analogy of the Meta can be that of a great forest, according to Meta-Earth's understanding and experiences of interacting with it. As humanity continues to create works of fiction, this "forest" will continue to expand.

	Canons, or other worlds of fiction, can be described as trunks with unique frequencies (or coordinates or addresses depending on the meta-faction in question). Fanons, expanded universes, alternate timelines/permutations of events can be analogous to branches.		Canons, or other worlds of fiction, can be described as trunks with unique frequencies (or coordinates or addresses depending on the meta-faction in question). Fanons, expanded universes, alternate timelines/permutations of events can be analogous to branches.

	A canon can be disrupted by crossovers and invasions by SUEs. It is also possible for a canon to become sick, "burnt down" or "chopped", as well as being planted and transplanted. A crossover can be understood as the intersection of two branches on the same or different tree, or two trees (canon trunks) growing into the path of each other.		A canon can be disrupted by crossovers and invasions by SUEs. It is also possible for a canon to become sick, "burnt down" or "chopped", as well as being planted and transplanted as well as heal and regrow. A crossover can be understood as the intersection of two branches on the same or different tree, or two trees (canon trunks) growing into the path of each other.

	Canons can also take damage and distortions to their reality by outside forces beyond SUEs, if they have enough capabilities to intrude and interfere. Destroying a canon will saddle an Author (on the "real" Earth side) with lost creativity and drive. It damages canons related to it, and nearby canons as collateral.		Canons can also take damage and distortions to their reality by outside forces beyond SUEs, if they have enough capabilities to intrude and interfere. Destroying a canon will saddle an Author (on the "real" Earth side) with lost creativity and drive. It damages canons related to it, and nearby canons as collateral.

	~~At the same time, a canon can regrow from damage done to it, or be destroyed almost entirely.~~

	~~As humanity continues to create works of fiction, this "forest" will continue to expand and seemingly impassable routes become widened sufficiently for travel.~~

	===Crossovers===		===Crossovers===

	Crossovers can occur naturally, or by outside forces. Naturally, canons might hit themselves with their own branches, or hit other canons. SUEs and other extra-dimensional forces can cause crossovers. These crossovers show up as reality distortions and may have the potential to affect nearby canons as well. One symptom of the effects of large distortions are the weakening of dimensional boundaries.		Crossovers can occur naturally, or by outside forces. Naturally, canons might hit themselves with their own branches, or hit other canons. SUEs and other extra-dimensional forces can cause crossovers. These crossovers show up as reality distortions and may have the potential to affect nearby canons as well. One symptom of the effects of large distortions are the weakening of dimensional boundaries between worlds.

	=== Finished Works ===		=== Finished Works ===

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	==SUEs==		==SUEs==

	~~What~~ are ~~SUEs? The~~ primary enemy. We call them Mary Sues normally, but in the context of the Editors' Setting, SUE stands for Supernaturally Unbalanced Entities. They are roughly described as destructive, attention-seeking demigods (but to use the term demigods is an approximate descriptor due to how they can wield immense power). It would be easy if SUEs only had mind control as their powerset, but that is not the case. Not all SUEs are alike, as some are very weak or only have mind-control, whereas the ones known as Arch-SUEs have powers so immense they twist many worlds and their inhabitants to their whims. To this end, the means to defeat SUEs are tackled on a case-by-case basis.		SUEs are the primary enemy of the setting. We call them Mary Sues normally, but in the context of the Editors' Setting, SUE stands for Supernaturally Unbalanced Entities. They are roughly described as destructive, attention-seeking demigods (but to use the term demigods is an approximate descriptor due to how they can wield immense power). It would be easy if SUEs only had mind control as their powerset, but that is not the case. Not all SUEs are alike, as some are very weak or only have mind-control, whereas the ones known as Arch-SUEs have powers so immense they twist many worlds and their inhabitants to their whims. To this end, the means to defeat SUEs are tackled on a case-by-case basis.

	In ~~theorym~~ SUEs originate from unskilled authors in "realspace" (the 'Real-life' Earth). Sources of SUEs usually come from fanfiction.net and deviantart. Yet, it is not just "bad" fanfiction and fanart that they originate from. SUEs can come from even fangames as well. In other words, the effect of bad authors on the meta will materialize as SUEs.		In theory SUEs originate from unskilled authors in "realspace" (the 'Real-life' Earth). Sources of SUEs usually come from fanfiction.net and deviantart. Yet, it is not just "bad" fanfiction and fanart that they originate from. SUEs can come from even fangames as well. In other words, the effect of bad authors on the meta will materialize as SUEs.

	It is under debate whether to treat SUEs humanely or communicate with them in civilized ways. Some are merely animalistic or one-track minded, not dissimilar to bipedal human-sized virii, and others are intelligent masterminds capable of terrifying schemes and strategies. Depowering a SUE is a luxury; killing them is priority.		It is under debate whether to treat SUEs humanely or communicate with them in civilized ways. Some are merely animalistic or one-track minded, not dissimilar to bipedal human-sized virii, and others are intelligent masterminds capable of terrifying schemes and strategies. Depowering a SUE is a luxury; killing them is priority.