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 == Consequences ==
-As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Delivery]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] are likely to become part of the gameplay.
+As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Deliver]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] are likely to become part of the gameplay.
 Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Changes in Perception of Real World Phenomena due to Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
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 [[Pervasive Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]], [[Strategic Locations]], [[Traverse]]
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+==== with [[Deliver]] ====
 [[Physical Navigation]],
 [[Player-Location Proximity]]

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 As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Delivery]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] are likely to become part of the gameplay.
-Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
+Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Changes in Perception of Real World Phenomena due to Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
 Like [[Player-Location Proximity]] and [[Player-Player Proximity]], the use of [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can help [[Game Masters]] remotely control [[:Category:Pervasive Games|Pervasive Games]] and [[:Category:Live Action Roleplaying Games|LARPs]].
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 == Relations ==
 === Can Instantiate ===
-[[Encouraged Return Visits]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Pervasive Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]], [[Strategic Locations]], [[Traverse]]
+[[Changes in Perception of Real World Phenomena due to Gameplay]],
 ==== with [[Delivery]] ====

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 As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Delivery]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] are likely to become part of the gameplay.
-Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Activity Blending]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
+Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
 Like [[Player-Location Proximity]] and [[Player-Player Proximity]], the use of [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can help [[Game Masters]] remotely control [[:Category:Pervasive Games|Pervasive Games]] and [[:Category:Live Action Roleplaying Games|LARPs]].
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 == Relations ==
 === Can Instantiate ===
-[[Activity Blending]], [[Encouraged Return Visits]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Pervasive Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]], [[Strategic Locations]], [[Traverse]]
+[[Encouraged Return Visits]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Pervasive Gameplay]], [[Physical Navigation]], [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]], [[Strategic Locations]], [[Traverse]]
 ==== with [[Delivery]] ====

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 [[Category:Needs references]]
 [[Category:Patterns created on the Wiki]]
-[[Category:Staffan's current workpage]]
+[[Category:To be Published]]
 ''Game rules that depend on technology-sensed proximities between physical artifacts and physical locations.''

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 === Examples ===
-The movement of teams giant animal totems in [[ConQwest]] is an example of [[Artifact-Location Proximity]]. In the Swedish LARP [[Kejsartemplet]] the placement of a magic stone in its receptacle removed the power from all wizards; this was implemented through sensing the stone's presence in the receptacle and relaying this electronically to bracelets worn by the wizards.
+The movement of teams' giant animal totems in [[ConQwest]] is an example of [[Artifact-Location Proximity]]. In the Swedish LARP [[Kejsartemplet]], the placement of a magic stone in its receptacle removed the power from all wizards; this was implemented through sensing the stone's presence in the receptacle and relaying this electronically to bracelets worn by the wizards.
 == Using the pattern ==
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 == Consequences ==
-As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Delivery]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] is likely to become part of the gameplay.
+As any gameplay mechanic depending on location, [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can give rise to [[Strategic Locations]]. Further, since [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] is quite often combined with the [[Delivery]] pattern, [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] are likely to become part of the gameplay.
-Due to the fact that [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Activity Blending]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
+Because [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] implies that players need to visit locations even if the game does not use [[Player-Location Proximity]], it gives rise to several patterns related to player movement. These include [[Encouraged Return Visits]] and [[Traverse]], but also ones stressing [[Pervasive Gameplay]] such as [[Activity Blending]], [[Gameplay Changes Perception of Real World Phenomena]], [[Physical Navigation]], and [[Real World Knowledge Advantages]].
 Like [[Player-Location Proximity]] and [[Player-Player Proximity]], the use of [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] can help [[Game Masters]] remotely control [[:Category:Pervasive Games|Pervasive Games]] and [[:Category:Live Action Roleplaying Games|LARPs]].

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 == Consequences ==
 [[Artifact-Location Proximity]] quite often naturally combines with the [[Delivery]] pattern, and this is likely to cause [[Physical Navigation]] and [[Player-Location Proximity]] to become part of the gameplay.
 == Relations ==
 === Can Instantiate ===
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 === Can Modulate ===
 [[Game Items]],
 [[Tools]]