I've started collecting the information. Should I add these as an extra column in the current "List of missions" Page or add it as a showhide on Basil's page?

I would think it's better for Basil's page since he's the one who sells them, but I just want to be sure I do it right the first time. Opinions?

EDIT: It's done. They're listed by mission on Basil's page, and all equipments' pages show which mission lobby the recipe is available in. Considering the fact I'm human, if someone spots an inaccuracy, don't hesitate to fix it if you're sure about it ;)

(I will do it, but wanted to put an intent up first)

I feel it would help newer knights be able to better learn about armors if, while looking at what a status does, they can see what sets protect against them, and which are weak to those statuses.

I'm thinking, as linking to the list of sets page doesn't provide the most comprehensive information, that each set listed would be a link to the armor of that set. (I.e 'Dusker set' links to the Dusker suit)

There has been April Fools' 2012 Event page created by Alphappyalt recently, and it documents talkative monsters quotes.
The list is far from being complete. If you got some more quotes do not hesitate to contribute :-)

The page indicate if quote is /say, /think, or /yell so it would be better if you have those confirmed.

Link to wiki page for your convenience

Hi, all. This is maybe my first time posting in Wiki Editors; I hope I'm doing it correctly.

In the 2012 March 22 update, a variety of armors changed. Many of them have not yet been supplied with new graphics, showing their current abilities. So...let's do it?

Whenever I go into the wiki of the game, I am directed to a page named "pt", a page that has not yet been created, and that would probably be to put the home page in the portuguese language, then I ask if I can start this wiki in this language, that neither the version in spanish, german, etc ...

The only problem is my portuguese is not of Portugal, but of Brazil, which is a little different, but the two languages ​​can be read by both countries without any problems.

I kind of find these unnecesary

http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Unbind_1_Star_Ticket
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Unbind_2_Star_Ticket
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Unbind_3_Star_Ticket
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Unbind_4_Star_Ticket
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Unbind_5_Star_Ticket

Vise page can hold all that info. I would redirect these term there.
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Vise

If you dont agree, Punch doesnt have this issue. Create new pages for the variants tickets for consistency.
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Punch

Say for example that you are on the fallowing page.
http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Polaris

Attacks

Basic Attack

Up to three energy pellets per reload. About halfway along the shot the pellet expands and explodes on contact, dealing knockback. The small pellets do not explode.

Charge Attack

A single expanded pellet that explodes on contact

It's difficult to picture exactly how the polaris would function.
I am suggesting putting videos such as http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuAj7o8ROXA, which only serve the purpose of demonstrating the weapon, in order to fully

So I had a thought- the TF2 wiki has this, why shouldn't we? After all, spiral knights weapons are quite a bit more of an investment than are TF2 weapons.

I made a volcanic pepperbox video, and the first comment if got was:
"Great video. Thanks for sharing it. I really wanted to see a gameplay with this weapon. I was undecided about to buy or not the recipe of this weapon." ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4lWZDAkLTE )

So I've been thinking about this for awhile.

My suggestion is to add another column to these two pages: http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Helmet http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Armor, showing the symbols for the available accessory slots for that specific helmet/armor.

Part of me disagrees with this feature because it doesn't actually have a "stat" impact, and that it might potentially clutter up the page, also that the accessories are included on the specific pages.

The wiki has nearly everything you could ever need to know about Spiral Knights, and more.
And it is completely updated and maintained by the community. Very few mmos an actually say
1) They have a wiki filled with diligent wiki editors.
2) Have such an outstanding community.

I don't think enough people give props to the wiki editors.