Are you looking for this, by any chance:

At the top of your story tiddler you say:
<<tiddler "My Characters">>
where "My Characters" is the tiddler that has your character info.  This 
will insert the contents of "My Characters" at the location of the 
<<tiddler "My Characters">> statement.  If it is "MyCharacters" instead of 
"My Characters" then double quotes are reduncant, I think.

If you want "My Characters" to appear as a link instead, then you say: 
[[Link to My Characters| MyCharacters]].

Not sure this what you were asking.  But just in case you were ...

- shankar


On Sunday, February 16, 2014 5:13:07 AM UTC-8, Anton Aylward wrote:
>
> I'm trying to write a wiki using tiddlywiki for writing stories.
>
> The sources (and software packages) tell me to create 'card index files' 
> for characters, locations.
> Note relevant details, so you can be consistent.  
> Easy to do with a wiki, eh?
>
> Lots of room for forms, templates, cross links and structuring.
>
> I'm doing all that after some false starts that tried out ideas.
>
> But one thing I haven't figured out ...
>
> The stories are a collection of "short stories" involving the same 
> characters, same "village".
> For various reasons I don't want to do all the stories in one huge 
> tiddlywiki.
> But the same characters and same locations crop up since this is a small 
> community and small setting (village).
>
> I realize I could simply copy a prior tiddlywiki file for a new story, 
> delete the storyline but keep the characters etc.
> That seems clunky, especially if I revise any of that 'baseline'.  Having 
> to copy back and to the other tiddlywiki files.
>
> So I'm wondering if there is a way to have a 'master' version and then 
> have each subsequent story tiddlywiki have the tiddlers for the characters 
> etc to refer back to that, somehow "mount" the master inside each story 
> wiki?
>
> I know this seems strange but I really don't want all the copying back and 
> forth to keep things consistent.
> Such seems to defeat the whole purpose of doing this on the computer with 
> a wiki.
>

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