Contribution Guide
Learn how to add content to the Frieren TCG Wiki
Adding News
Publish news articles and updates
Learn how to create and publish news articles about game updates, tournaments, and community events.
Adding Mechanics
Document game mechanics and rules
Learn how to document game mechanics, create examples, and explain rules in detail.
Adding Combat Strategies
Share character strategies and tips
Learn how to create combat strategy guides for specific characters and matchups.
Adding News Articles
File Structure
News articles are stored as Markdown files in the src/content/news directory.
Each article should be named with a URL-friendly slug, for example: tournament-announcement.md
Frontmatter
Each news article requires frontmatter at the top of the file with the following fields:
--- id: "unique-article-id" # preferably matches the file name title: "Your Article Title" excerpt: "A brief summary of the article (shown in previews)" date: "YYYY-MM-DD" author: "Your Name" category: "Tournament" # Options: "Expansion", "Tournament", "Balance", "Community", "Feature" image: "/path/to/image.jpg" # Optional: Featured image tags: ["tag1", "tag2", "tag3"] # Related tags ---
After the frontmatter, write your article content using Markdown syntax.
Example Article
--- id: "summer-tournament-2025" title: "Summer Tournament 2025 Announcement" excerpt: "Join us for the biggest Frieren TCG tournament of the summer!" date: "2025-06-01" author: "Tournament Organizer" category: "Tournament" image: "/images/summer-tournament.jpg" tags: ["tournament", "competitive", "prizes"] --- # Summer Tournament 2025 We're excited to announce our Summer Tournament for Frieren TCG! ## Event Details - **Date**: July 15-16, 2025 - **Location**: Discord Server - **Format**: Swiss Rounds + Top 8 Single Elimination - **Prizes**: Discord Nitro and exclusive card sleeves ## Registration Registration opens on June 15th. To register, use the `/tournament-register` command in our Discord server. ## Rules All standard tournament rules apply. Please review the [Tournament Rules](/wiki/tournament-rules) before participating. We look forward to seeing you there!
Adding Game Mechanics
File Structure
Game mechanics are stored in the src/content/mechanics directory.
Each mechanic should have its own directory, for example: src/content/mechanics/empower/
Inside each mechanic directory, create three files:
overview.md- General description of the mechanicrules.md- Detailed rules and edge casesexamples.md- Examples of the mechanic in action
Frontmatter
Each mechanic file requires frontmatter at the top with the following fields:
--- id: "mechanic-id" name: "Mechanic Name" description: "Brief description of the mechanic" icon: "icon-name" # Optional: Icon to display author: "Your Name" authorAvatar: "/path/to/avatar.png" # Optional ---
After the frontmatter, write your content using Markdown syntax.
Example Mechanic
Here's an example of an overview.md file:
--- id: "chain-attack" name: "Chain Attack System" description: "Increase damage with consecutive attacks" icon: "chain" author: "Mechanic Expert" authorAvatar: "/avatars/expert.png" --- ### Chain Attack Chain Attack is a core mechanic for Linie that rewards consecutive attacks. There are 2 ways to build Chain stacks: - After Linie uses an attack, gain 1 Chain stack. - Chain stacks increase the damage of all attacks by 7% per stack. - When Linie does not attack in a turn, reset the count to 0. This mechanic encourages aggressive play and creates a risk/reward dynamic where players must decide between continuing their chain or using utility cards.
Adding Combat Strategies
File Structure
Combat strategies are stored as Markdown files in the src/content/strategies directory.
Each strategy should be named with a URL-friendly slug, for example: frieren-vs-stark.md
Frontmatter
Each combat strategy requires frontmatter at the top of the file with the following fields:
--- title: "Strategy Title" character: "Frieren" # The character this strategy is for author: "Your Name" date: "YYYY-MM-DD" tags: ["beginner", "matchup", "counter"] # Related tags ---
After the frontmatter, write your strategy content using Markdown syntax.
Example Strategy
--- title: "Frieren vs Stark: Analysis Stacking Guide" character: "Frieren" author: "Strategy Expert" date: "2025-05-15" tags: ["matchup", "advanced", "analysis"] --- # Frieren vs Stark: Analysis Stacking Guide This guide covers how to effectively play Frieren against Stark by maximizing your Analysis stacks. ## Key Strategy When facing Stark, your goal is to build Analysis stacks while avoiding his high-damage attacks. Stark's moves often require Resolve stacks, which gives you windows of opportunity. ### Early Game (Turns 1-3) 1. Focus on using **Barrier Magic Analysis** and **Demon Magic Analysis** to build Analysis stacks 2. Save your **Ordinary Defensive Magic** for when Stark has 2+ Resolve stacks 3. Avoid using offensive spells until you have at least 8 Analysis stacks ### Mid Game (Turns 4-7) 1. If Stark has used **Lightning Strike** or **Eisen's Axe Cleave**, he'll be low on Resolve 2. This is your opportunity to use **Judradjim** with your accumulated Analysis stacks 3. Continue building Analysis with utility cards when possible ### Late Game (Turns 8+) 1. Save **The Height of Magic** for when Stark is below 40 HP 2. Use **Field of Flowers** to sustain yourself if you're below 50 HP 3. If you're below 25 HP, consider using **The Height of Magic** as a finisher ## Card Priority 1. **Barrier Magic Analysis** - Build stacks while reducing Stark's defense 2. **Ordinary Defensive Magic** - Save for Stark's high-damage turns 3. **Judradjim** - Your main damage dealer with 8+ Analysis stacks 4. **The Height of Magic** - Finisher move Remember that Stark's **Fear Brought Me This Far** becomes stronger when he's below 60 HP, so try to either finish him quickly or keep him above that threshold.