The Links tab
Links is your world seen as a web. It’s the same graph you get beside a single wiki page, scaled up to the whole setting: every page, entity and character, and every connection between them, on one canvas.
Open it from the World Hub by choosing the Links tab.
What it’s good for
Section titled “What it’s good for”- Finding the loose ends. The Insights panel lists unlinked entities — the people and places you wrote up and then never referenced again.
- Seeing who actually matters. Its key figures are the nodes everything else points at. If your supposed big bad is a lonely dot on the edge, that’s useful to know before session one.
- Spotting clusters. Factions, regions and family lines pull together into visible clumps, which makes gaps and overlaps obvious at a glance.
- Following a thread. Click any node to jump straight to it — an entity opens the Entities tab, a wiki page opens the Wiki tab.
The rail
Section titled “The rail”Beside the graph sits a two-tab rail:
- Nodes lists your entities grouped by type, with a search box. Click one to focus it on the graph.
- Settings holds the graph’s own controls — filters, layout, node style, labels and the rest.
Links opens showing structured relationships and their labels by default, so you see how things are related rather than just which page mentions which.
Related
Section titled “Related”- The world graph — every graph control, in depth
- Backlinks & mentions — where the connections come from
- Entities — the people, places and factions on the graph
- The World Hub — the tab this lives in