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--- en:tools:lael3ndx_ontology [2023/09/07 02:37] – [Concept Types] Garnulf
+++ en:tools:lael3ndx_ontology [2025/08/04 11:19] (current) – YannZeRookie
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+====== Ontology ======
 Laelith is unique in the depth and breadth of its Lore, as evidenced by the remarkable [[http://loukoum.online.fr/jdr/laelith/lael3ndx.htm|Index of entries]] compiled by Frédéric Vallat from the pages of Laelith's most recently published [[https://black-book-editions.fr/catalogue.php?id=414#Présentation|French version]]. As such, it really matters to get its [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology_(computer_science)|ontology]] right.
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   * **Animated**: Sub-category of Living that are animated by a Will rather than born. This includes both ethereal spirits and undeads.\\ //Example: Zombie//
-  * **Humanoid**: Sub-category of born Living that can be Player Characters.\\ //Example: Gnone, Human, Half-elf.//
+  * **Humanoid**: Sub-category of born Living that can be Player Characters.\\ //Example: Gnome, Human, Half-elf.//
   * **Monster**: Sub-category of born Living that cannot be Player Characters. Includes animals. \\ //Example: Doodlyn.//
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     * Plateau: //Siderian plateau//
     * Ravine: //Ravine of gems//
-    * Valley: //Dragons combo//
+    * Valley: //Dragons coomb//
     * Water Area: //Highwater lake, Phalanx pond, Inlam torrent//
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 === Artery types ===
-  * **Garden**: //Destituion gardens//
+  * **Garden**: //Destitution gardens//
   * **Pathway**:
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   * **Building**
+    * Administration
+    * Alchemist
+    * Apothecary
+    * Armory
+    * Bank
+    * Barracks
+    * Bookbinder
+    * Books
+    * Brizure
+    * Candies
+    * Cemetery
+    * Chapel
+    * Cloaque
+    * Clothes
+    * Cloths
+    * Construction
+    * Convent
+    * Council
+    * Court
+    * Distillery
+    * Dwarves
+    * Dyer
+    * Education
+    * Embassy
+    * Entertainment
+    * Fletcher
     * Food & Drinks: //The White Eagle//
-    * Lodging: //Hostelery of the Lazaret//
+    * Gambling
+    * Guardhouse
+    * Guild
+    * Habitation
+    * Herbalism
+    * Illicit
+    * Jeweler
+    * Jewelry
+    * Judicial
+    * Laboratory
+    * Lazaret
+    * Lodging: //Hostelry of the Lazaret//
+    * Mansion
+    * Market
+    * Maskmaker
+    * Mercenary
+    * Military
+    * Mill
+    * Monastery
+    * Newspaper
+    * Official
+    * Organist manufacture
+    * Palace
+    * Pawnshop
+    * Private
+    * Private museum
+    * Religious
+    * Secret
+    * Service
+    * Shop
+    * Sport
+    * Stables
+    * Stand-up
+    * Tavinn
+    * Temple
+    * Time travel
+    * Toll
+    * Trade
+    * Undeclared
+    * Venue
+    * Warehouse
+    * Wine
+    * Workshop
   * **Construct**
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   * **Military** for law enforcement & military activities
-    * Barracks & other Military Lodgings
+    * Barracks (& other Military Lodgings)
     * Fortifications (Gates, Ramparts, Towers...)
-    * Guardhouses & Jails
+    * Guardhouse
+    * Jail
   * **Official** for administrative activities
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   * **Religious** for all religious activities
-    * Cemeteries, Crypts & Mausoleums
+    * Cemetery
-    * Chapels & Churches
+    * Crypt
-    * Hospitals & Hospices
+    * Mausoleum
-    * Monasteries
+    * Chapel
-    * Temples
+    * Church
+    * Hospital
+    * Hospice
+    * Monastery
+    * Temple
   * **Trade** for all commerce-related activities
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   * **Band**: Party of adventuring PCs or NPCs.\\ //Examples: The Wanderer's Company, the Bostonn Vigilantes//
-  * **Brotherhood**: Religious order.\\ //Examples: Brotherhood of the Earth Mother, the White Brotherhood//
+  * **Brotherhood**: Religious order (Sisterhood when all female).\\ //Examples: Brotherhood of the Earth Mother, the White Brotherhood//
+  * **Cenacle**: Temple or Divine-royal administration.\\ //Examples: Cenacle of Continuities, Cenacle of Trades//
   * **College**: Learning society.\\ //Examples: The College of Illusionists, the School of Magic//
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   * **Tribe**: Race and kin-based groups.\\ //Examples: The Blood Teeth, the Dwarven Kin society//
-  * **Troupe**: Performers group.\\ //Examples: The Flap Seat, the Wooden Prince Company//
+  * **Troupe**: Artists and performers group.\\ //Examples: The Flap Seat, the Wooden Prince Company//
 Tags are also used to designate specific properties of certain guilds. For instance:
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 Each Category/sub-category/type/sub-type is designed to be mutually exclusive from all others, so that an index entry can only ever belong to one, and one only, category/sub-category/type/sub-type. If an index entry belongs to two (or more) distinct categories, this simply means there are multiple entries with the same name, each belonging to a distinct category.
+==== Ontology Dictionary on the API ====
+The Laelith API can give you the up-to-date dictionary of the Ontology:
+https://api.laelith.com/ontology