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We could use "Wizard" as a catch-all for wizards, sorcerers, conjurers, enchanters, mages, etc. (with "Warlocks" having their own separate article because of the greater detail GRRM has given us).

I created a new article for "Alchemy" since there are more types of alchemists than just the fire-focused guild in King's Landing. "Pyromancers" currently redirects to "Alchemists' Guild" (since most references to pyromancers in the books are to the KL guild), and we also have an article for "Firemage" (only referencing the mage briefly seen by Dany in Qarth). Melisandre differentiates between alchemists and pyromancers: Yandel does as well: Hallyne's pyromancers encountered by Tyrion just seem to be concerned with wildfire, but pyromancers at Joffrey's wedding are able to manipulate fire. Not all alchemists are pyromancers, and I don't think we can say that all pyromancers are members of the Alchemists' Guild. Might it be better to have an article titled "Pyromancers" (or "Pyromancy", though I don't think GRRM has used that specific word yet) to differentiate pyromancers/firemages as a general concept from the Alchemists' Guild in KL?

Is this indicating that the Farwynds of the Lonely Light are the founding branch of the family? Right now, the wiki has House Farwynd (for the Sealskin Point branch) and House Farwynd of the Lonely Light (for the western branch). We could follow the House Flint example and move the current "House Farwynd" to "House Farwynd of Sealskin Point".

Works good, thanks!

Other pages are loading and saving fine, but I'm not able to preview any edits for "Varys". On different computers and browsers I'm seeing this error message:

When saving edits this week, I have sometimes received a "500 Internal Server Error" message stating: The edits have been saving despite the error message, fortunately, and the error message isn't appearing every time.

Same 431 message for me with desktop Chrome but not mobile Safari

Ser Bartimus also follows the old gods. He was rewarded with the Wolf's Den for having saved Wyman's life at the Trident, though we don't know if he was already a knight by then.

I'm thinking that #2 is correct as well. Regarding the Farwyds, the Damphair thinks, The Map of the Iron Islands in TWOIAF has "Sealskin Point" written above the northern shore of Great Wyk. Do we think this is referring to the large peninsula making up the north of the isle, or the smaller peninsula jutting from its northwest? The latter makes more sense to me considering Aeron's thoughts. Also, which would be preferred as a location map for places in the Iron Islands? https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/File:Location_map_Iron_Islands.svg - includes the Lonely Light, but has fewer details https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/File:Iron_Islands.jpg - greater detail, but lacks the Lonely Light and has some misspellings

Other instances of Unsullied using longer spears:

That makes sense, thanks! Regarding Bear Island, Yandel writes: @Ran, does this mean the island's status was resolved diplomatically ("with words") or should it be "with swords" (thus resolved militarily)?

Yandel writes, "More historical proof exists for the war between the Kings of Winter and the Barrow Kings to their south, who styled themselves the Kings of the First Men and claimed supremacy over all First Men everywhere, even the Starks themselves." We currently have separate articles for "Barrow King" and "King of the First Men". Since they cover the same topic and the latter is essentially a stub, we could just have "King of the First Men" redirect to "Barrow King".

Nope, connection timed out for me.

Also regarding Brandon the Builder, his article uses the monarch infobox and lists him as as a King of Winter. His descendants were the Kings of Winter, but is he himself ever referred to as a king?

The founder of House Stark is currently at "Brandon Stark (Builder)", but has GRRM ever called him by that name? From what I can tell, he's referred to as "Bran the Builder" or "Brandon the Builder". Lann is at "Lann the Clever" instead of "Lann Lannister", for instance, and Durran is at "Durran Godsgrief" instead of "Durran Durrandon (Godsgrief)". Also, we should mention the "Age of the Hundred Kingdoms" in the "Timeline of major events", right?

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Years_before_Aegon's_Conquest This page lists the prominent deaths from Aegon's Conquest with 2 BC, but do we know they all occurred in that year? TWOIAF and FAB explain: While events earlier in the Conquest (like the burning of Harrenhal, for instance) most likely occurred in 2 BC, would it be better to give a range like 2 BC-1 AC for relevant articles if we don't know for certain?

GRRM did say: additionally, and

Corrected!

Fixed!

There used to be a thread in the TWOIAF subforum to discuss the AWOIAF app, but I can't find it anymore. The entry for "Bay of Ice" states, "The First Flints fish the shores of the Bay of Ice, and they and the people of Bear Island have suffered many raids by the ironmen over the years." This should be the Wulls instead of the Flints.

Steffon Darklyn Meryn Trant Jaime Lannister and Balon

Right, here's GRRM discussing the situation:

Yep, I was able to log back in and also save an edit which included an external SSM link. Thanks!

Could this have happened again? I'm having the same situation which happened to Mindset.

I created articles for septas and septons in case if anyone wants to expand / rearrange.