# Story elements

- [Story Elements](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/story-elements.md): Story elements give each piece of your world a dedicated, searchable, linkable entry so nothing gets lost in scattered notes.
- [Templates](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/templates.md): Organize story elements into a clear repeatable structure.
- [InkLink](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/inklink.md): Share and reuse templates across projects or with the community.
- [Tables](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/tables.md): What are tables in Fortelling? Short answer: Tables let you organize story data into columns and rows inside any story element, so you can compare details, track status, and link elements.
- [Characters & Groups](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/characters-and-groups.md): The central database for building detailed character profiles and managing the complex social structures of your story.
- [World Building](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/world-building.md): Worldbuilding is what helps readers feel immersed in the story.
- [Custom Tools](https://wiki.fortelling.app/story-elements/custom-tools.md): Create your own tools exactly how you like them.


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