Star Chart Wiki



Welcome to the Star Chart Wiki
Welcome to the Star Chart - a place devoted to listing all known alien species and entities from all fiction (including fan-created) as well as their technology, from Star Wars and Star Trek to the old B-Movies and even UFO sub-culture. Be they friendly aliens like ET or vicious invaders from Mars they can be found here. This is also a place for important characters in fiction that are not of this world, such as non-human characters in sci-fi series / movies and even comic books and video-games.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Fan-Created does NOT mean fan-fiction, Star Chart allows user to make their own original aliens in their own setting but does not allow users to make fan-characters for existing settings, for example you can NOT use this wiki to make a fan-character or species for Star Trek etc.

All fan-created material is to be original and designed to help promote imaginative writing - use it as such (admins have full right to delete as they see fit, as always any obscene material or deliberate "trolling" will be erased on sight).

When naming an article one should always follow these rules (name of alien (the universe it is in) ) - for example (Spock (Star Trek) ) - if your article is fan-created you must add "fan-created" at the end - for example (My Alien (My Universe (Fan-Created) ).

For more information look at our Manual of Style and Rules - it is highly suggested all new edittors read through these pages before making their first edit.

OUR AIMS
 * we shall collect alien species, entities, individuals and technology from all spectrums of fiction as well as fan-creations.
 * well shall allow limited roleplay and storytelling for registered users (this is currently a Work In Progress).
 * we shall collect galleries devoted to each Canon Universe as well as Fan-Created Universes.
 * we shall NOT collect information on planets, galaxies or fan-fiction (none original work).
 * we shall be tolerant of others but also strive for quality work in regards to Fan-Creations.

 

