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This template is for articles about items or other content that cannot be found in the current game, but still exist and can be spawned in or otherwise accessed. It is a more specific version of [[Template:Legacy | This template is for articles about items or other content that cannot be found in the current game, but still exist and can be spawned in or otherwise accessed. It is a more specific version of [[Template:Legacy content]]. See also [[Template:Unobtainable]] for another specific version of '''Legacy content.''' | ||
To use, just put {{InfoBlob|<nowiki>{{Inaccessible}}</nowiki>}} at the top of the page. It will also automatically place the page into [[:Category:Inaccessible]]. Using this template on item pages, in particular, marks the item as inaccessible, which removes it from certain automatically generated tables. | To use, just put {{InfoBlob|<nowiki>{{Inaccessible}}</nowiki>}} at the top of the page. It will also automatically place the page into [[:Category:Inaccessible]]. Using this template on item pages, in particular, marks the item as inaccessible, which removes it from certain automatically generated tables. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:43, 9 June 2024
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Documentation
This template is for articles about items or other content that cannot be found in the current game, but still exist and can be spawned in or otherwise accessed. It is a more specific version of Template:Legacy content. See also Template:Unobtainable for another specific version of Legacy content.
To use, just put {{Inaccessible}} at the top of the page. It will also automatically place the page into Category:Inaccessible. Using this template on item pages, in particular, marks the item as inaccessible, which removes it from certain automatically generated tables.