
Sources
A fictional character site still cites its sources. Here is everything this site stands on — and what it carefully does not stand on.
Roster data (the facts)
The only externally documented facts about the character come from the Vizlings character roster inventory:
- File:
~/workspace/vizlings-roster/roster.json(compiled 2026-09-26). - Entry: name “Royals queen” (casing as in the app), slug
royals-queen, category “Royals”, card description “Royals queen” (verbatim), chat count 14. - Public page: none. Public bio: none. Art URL: none — no owner-supplied art was available.
These five facts are the complete public record. Every other “fact” on this site is labeled fiction.
What this site does not cite (and why)
- No app bio — none exists publicly, and this site does not invent one. The Meet the Character page carries an honest placeholder.
- No app dialogue — no in-app conversations are quoted anywhere on this site.
- No historical sources — the character is fictional; there is no history to cite and none is claimed.
In-world fiction (authorship)
All world lore — the Gilded Realm, Rosepetal Palace, the Amethyst Hall, the crown jewels, the five counselors, the royal lineage, the decrees, the ceremonies, the signature scenes, and the character-voice lines — was written by this site’s authors on 2026-09-26 as original fiction for this site. It is not Vizlings app canon. The invention policy is documented in Methodology.
Art provenance
See the image captions for credits and context. Illustrated character art is a dramatization.
The stream placeholder
Source notes
- This page is itself a source note for the whole site: roster facts from
roster.json; fiction authored 2026-09-26; art provenance in the image credits on this page. - Methodology: methodology.md.
- Nothing on this site is presented as history or as official Vizlings canon.