AI-generated dramatization art: explorer's gear laid out on a wooden table — field journal, brass compass, rope, tin cup
AI-generated dramatization art — the tools of the trade, such as it is.

Methodology

What this site claims, what it doesn't, and the rules it holds itself to.

What this site is

A fan-style reference site for girl adventurer, a fictional character from the Vizlings app — built from a two-word public card description plus original fiction written for this site. It is not affiliated with the app’s owners, and nothing here is canon to the app.

The honesty rules

  1. Fiction is labeled fiction. Every expedition, place, creature, companion, quote, and map is original writing for this site and says so on the page where it appears.
  2. The card is verbatim. The app’s public description (“girl adventurer”) is quoted exactly, in full, on the character page and the stream page. Nothing is added to it silently.
  3. Art is labeled art. Every image is AI-generated dramatization art made in-house. No image depicts a real person; none is presented as a photograph or historical record. Character reference art is style reference only and never displayed on public pages.
  4. Quotes are original. Every quotation is written for this site and attributed to the fictional persona — never presented as app dialogue or historical speech.
  5. Advice is fenced. The survival page gives only general, non-dangerous guidance and says plainly what it doesn’t teach.

How it’s built

Editorial content is written as Markdown files, converted to static HTML by a small local build script — the same pipeline pattern used across the character-site series. Each page carries:

See the image captions for credits and context. Illustrated character art is a dramatization.

What it doesn’t claim

Source notes

This page describes the site’s own editorial standards. The roster facts (two-word card description, no public bio, no public page) come from the Vizlings app roster compiled 2026-09-27.