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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.

  • 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.

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.