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A few additional pointers regarding the applicable infobox and categories: * The applicable infobox for character pages is . For details on its usage, please refer to the template page itself. * A character page is usually categorized in at least two categories: * One category for the game it appears in (in case of a character who appears in multiple games, one such category for each game). An example would be for a character in Fallout 3. * One category for its "race". An example would be for a human character. * In addition, more categories may be required for the location it is found in (e.g. ) or an organization it belongs to (e.g. ).

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  • Fallout Wiki:Article layout guideline/Character article
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  • A few additional pointers regarding the applicable infobox and categories: * The applicable infobox for character pages is . For details on its usage, please refer to the template page itself. * A character page is usually categorized in at least two categories: * One category for the game it appears in (in case of a character who appears in multiple games, one such category for each game). An example would be for a character in Fallout 3. * One category for its "race". An example would be for a human character. * In addition, more categories may be required for the location it is found in (e.g. ) or an organization it belongs to (e.g. ).
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  • the standard layout for articles about player and non-player characters
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  • Fallout Wiki:Article layout guideline
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  • article layout guideline for characters
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  • guideline
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  • A few additional pointers regarding the applicable infobox and categories: * The applicable infobox for character pages is . For details on its usage, please refer to the template page itself. * A character page is usually categorized in at least two categories: * One category for the game it appears in (in case of a character who appears in multiple games, one such category for each game). An example would be for a character in Fallout 3. * One category for its "race". An example would be for a human character. * In addition, more categories may be required for the location it is found in (e.g. ) or an organization it belongs to (e.g. ).
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