expand-history
Expand History
Expand this historical period or event: $ARGUMENTS
Overview
Takes an existing historical entity (Age, Event, War, Battle, Treaty, Tragedy, Dynasty) and expands it with:
- Detailed chronological timeline
- Key figures who shaped events (with NPC files)
- Artifacts and relics from the period
- Witnesses who survived (still living NPCs)
- Locations where events occurred
- Consequences that affect the present
- Legends and distorted accounts
- Lost knowledge and mysteries
Instructions
Step 1: Locate and Analyze the Historical Entity
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