New Feature NEW!

Make faction allegiance part of your story logic.

Factions are no longer just notes beside a character. InkWeave can follow leaders, members, titles, exits, hierarchy, peer relationships, and faction changes through the same Causality Engine that watches the rest of your world.

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What it solves

Clear allegiance, even when the story gets crowded.

Bloodlines and families

Track inheritance, houses, clans, and family branches without turning them into scattered notes.

Nations and squads

Follow who belongs to which country, army, team, school, guild, or organization.

Leaders and titles

Set a leader, change a member title, and keep the current structure readable.

Faction relationships

Record hierarchy and peer relationships so allied or hostile groups stay consistent.

How to use it

A short workflow that matches the current UI.

  1. 01

    Select the faction name

    Use your mouse to select the faction name in the manuscript and create a faction entity from that text.

  2. 02

    Set the leader

    Creating the entity only names the faction. Set a leader to complete the faction so other characters can join it.

  3. 03

    Add faction events

    Mark when characters join, leave, receive a title, or when two factions form a relationship.

  4. 04

    Let InkWeave follow it

    As chapters move forward, InkWeave tracks who belongs where and what changed along the way.

Faction Graph

See the structure at the cursor or final state.

After members join and titles are assigned, the graph view turns the faction into a readable hierarchy so you can check who belongs under whom at the current point in the story.

FAQ

FAQ

What can I use factions for?

Use factions for bloodlines, nations, squads, families, guilds, armies, schools, companies, or any group where allegiance matters.

Do I need to set a leader?

Yes. Selecting text creates the faction entity, but setting a leader completes the faction so other characters can join it.

Can InkWeave track members changing over time?

Yes. You can mark joins, exits, titles, hierarchy, and faction relationships, then let the Causality Engine replay those changes along the story timeline.

InkWeave

For political, family, academy, guild, and war stories

When allegiance matters, the system helps you see whether the right character is in the right camp at the right moment.