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| name | description |
|---|---|
| create-poi | Create a new Point of Interest note (tavern, shop, temple, theater, market, fortress, workshop, etc.) inside a city for the Baltun'ia campaign, from the POI Framework Template — as a POI folder with its overview note, wikilinked and added to the city's Notable Features. Use when the DM wants a specific visitable site (e.g. "add a tavern in Voxiu", "create the black-market workshop", "make a temple to Vaelor"). For a whole city/region use create-location; for a person use create-npc. |
Create a Point of Interest
First read .claude/skills/_shared/vault-conventions.md and
z_templates/Framework Templates/POI Framework Template.md. Look at a real POI
overview (2. World Almanac/Regions of Baltun'ia/Jessergate/Voxiu/Cotton Row Market/Cotton Row Market.md)
for the actual filled style (Type / Description / Lore & Role / Notable NPCs
with → notes / Plot Hooks).
Steps
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Place it. A POI is a folder inside its city, with the overview note inside:
<Region>/<City>/<POI>/<POI>.md. Confirm the city if not given. This folder will also hold the POI's NPC notes. -
Mine canon. Read the city note and recaps; match the city's economy, factions, and mood. (A POI in Voxiu's Cotton Row should smell of dye and Belter politics; one in a Vexen quarter should feel different.)
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Draft Type, Description (sensory: sights/sounds/smells/vibe), Ownership, and typical patrons.
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Collaborate on the creative pivots. Use AskUserQuestion for:
- The POI's role in current intrigue / which faction it serves
- A hidden feature, secret room, or conspiracy thread
- 2–3 plot hooks / adventure seeds
- Whether to spin up its key NPC now (then hand off to create-npc)
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Write the file using the real POI style; wikilink the city, region, factions, deities, and any NPCs. Use the bold-name +
→style for Notable NPCs. -
Index it. Add the POI to the city note's Notable Features / Notable Locations with a
[[wikilink]]. Offer to create the key NPC via create-npc.