Help:Plagiarism Policy

Wikipedia's plagiarism guide is an excellent source for understanding what plagiarism is, and it is recommended you read it.

In the context of editing this wiki, plagiarism might look like one of the following:
 * Making an edit with text taken from a D&D sourcebook without enclosing it in quotations and citing it properly.
 * Using extended quotes from an episode transcript without proper attribution or citation.
 * Copying material from Critical Role's website without attributing it to the cast or crew member who wrote it.
 * w:Wikipedia:Close_paraphrasing of one of the above.

Note that plagiarism is still plagiarism regardless of intent - even if it's accidental.

Editors making a first or minor offense will be given a warning and directed to this page. You may be blocked for 24 hours for an offense after that, and up to a week for future offenses. Repeated and deliberate plagiarism after multiple warnings will be construed as vandalism and treated as such.

This wiki contains material imported from FANDOM which may not abide by this plagiarism policy. If you find a page that has legacy plagiarized material, please use the template to mark it for revision.