Template:Source

Greyhawk Source

Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk
Cover of Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk
Type:	Adventure
Code/Abbreviation:	EttRoG
Edition:	D&D 3.5 edition
Author(s):	Jason Bulmahn, James Jacobs, and Erik Mona
Editor(s):	Penny Williams, Beth Griese
Cover Artist(s):	Michael Komarck
Interior Artist(s):	Miguel Coimbra, Thomas Denmark, Brian Hagan, Jon Hodgson, Fred Hooper, Warren Mahy, Franz Vohnwinkel, Ben Wooten, James Zhang
Series:	Castle Greyhawk, Greyhawk Ruins
Publisher:	WotC
First Published:	2007
Pages:	222
ISBN:	978-0-7869-4358-6
Class:	Officially published material
Setting date:	597 CY

This template should be added to all articles covering sourcebooks, modules, periodicals, novels, or any other real-life published works covering the World of Greyhawk setting.

Usage

The recommended image size is a width of 250px so that it will completely fill the infobox without increasing its size.

Add wiki links by putting a word or phrase inside double brackets, [[like this]], especially to lines like:

• author
• publisher
• series
• setting date

Do not add wiki links to alignments.

If any fields are left undefined they will not appear. The "name" will be automatically generated if it is not entered.

In parameters using dates: You may also use phrases like "Fourth century", "Spring [[591 CY]]", or "Unknown". If you include a numerical year, enter only the year number, e.g. "598" (only use dates based on the Common Year system). "CY" is automatically added, do not add it manually; the infobox will automatically format the number as a wikilink to the article for that year and add "CY" after the number. Copy and paste the section below at the top of the article, and fill in the information areas. The image and caption parameters are optional, but are preferred.

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Parameter definitions

• Name—only necessary if it differs significantly from the page name
• Image—if an image of the subject has been uploaded, place the link to it like this: [[File:Example.PNG|250px]].
• Caption—describe the image briefly. Cite which product the illustration is from and the artist or creator.
• type—e.g.: magazine, article, or adventure
• code—publisher's alphanumerical product designation
• edition—the D&D edition for which the source was published. E.g., first, second, third, fourth, fifth. Do not use 1e, 2e, 3e, 4e, 5e.
• author—
• editor—
• cover_artist—
• inter_artist—
• series—Names of other adventures comprising a story arc or sequential series
• publisher—company name printing the product
• first published—Date of first edition of product
• pages—number of pages in the product
• isbn— the source's International Standard Book Number
• class—officially published source, fanon, apocrypha, etc.
• setting_date—in-world year, date, season, or other date reference; e.g. "591", "-246" (i.e. only year numbers), or "Flocktime 1, 585 CY" or "Spring 585 CY")

Standard Sections

These are some typical section headers for an article about a published Greyhawk source.

You can easily cut and paste them from here to place beneath the infobox, and delete the ones you don't use:

==Description==

==Publication History==

==Reception==

==Gallery==

== External links ==
{{External link disclaimer}}

==References==
===Citations===
<references />
===Bibliography===
{{index}}

[[Category:Canonical sources]] or [[Category:Apocrypha]]
[[Category: (place tags like: "Books", "Magazines", or "Greyhawk modules" here, each on a separate line)]]