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shadowblack Since: Jun, 2010
2022-01-21 10:37:05

There should be no spoilers above the example line, so the spoiler hiding his real class should not be there at all. I'd leave his class as Rogue and not spoil things for people who have not yet reached the reveal of his true class.

AppleChild Since: Apr, 2020
2022-01-21 12:22:54

Yeah, if you spoilered his real class, then someone on the page who hasn't gotten to that point would see the spoiler and realize that there's a spoiler involving his class.

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PCD Since: May, 2021
2022-01-21 14:49:40

Hmm. Chetney *was* considered a Rogue for his episodes up to Episode 11. I guess it should be left, but maybe add the numbers of the episodes he's in as a Rogue. Maybe add a hidden note people can open to explain his true class? It might not telegraph a spoiler as much as spoilered text?

Unsung Since: Jun, 2016
2022-01-21 19:32:40

If there are spoilers above the example line, I think you'd have to leave it unspoilered, yeah? And I guess you could put (spoilers) in the folder title? It's a bit of a minor spoiler given how early in the campaign it is, but I could see leaving it as a warning for now and eventually it would become a Late-Arrival Spoiler.

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