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It probably doesn't even count as that, more a (proposed) wiki convention. | It probably doesn't even count as that, more a (proposed) wiki convention. | ||
| - | ( | + | (Though maybe when [[Stanley]] is emperor of all [[Erfworld]], he will perhaps decide that that battle was the turning point.) |
| + | === After Warchalking === | ||
| - | + | AW stands for "([[turn]]s) After [[Warchalking]]". | |
| - | + | The turn numbering for [[Descriptive Table of Contents]] for TBFGK is relative to the first pages of the comic, during which the {first} [[battle of Warchalking]] happened. Thus 1 [[AW]] is the turn that the battle happened on. | |
| - | It is | + | It is a riff on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anno_Domini AD] dating system, (Anno Domini). |
| - | + | === Before Warchalking === | |
| + | As a corollary to AW, BW stand for "(turns) Before [[Warchalking]]". This referent would only refer to events that happened before the beginning of the comic. Since there is no [[Turn]] 0, 1 BW is the turn before the [[battle of Warchalking]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 12 May 2012
[edit] Fanon
It probably doesn't even count as that, more a (proposed) wiki convention. (Though maybe when Stanley is emperor of all Erfworld, he will perhaps decide that that battle was the turning point.)
[edit] After Warchalking
AW stands for "(turns) After Warchalking".
The turn numbering for Descriptive Table of Contents for TBFGK is relative to the first pages of the comic, during which the {first} battle of Warchalking happened. Thus 1 AW is the turn that the battle happened on.
It is a riff on the AD dating system, (Anno Domini).
[edit] Before Warchalking
As a corollary to AW, BW stand for "(turns) Before Warchalking". This referent would only refer to events that happened before the beginning of the comic. Since there is no Turn 0, 1 BW is the turn before the battle of Warchalking.
