Path of Exile Wiki:To-do list/3.6.0

Semi-automatic updates with PyPoE
The following things can be updated with PyPoE for the most part and should not require manual updates:
 * All base item pages (this includes skills, currency, quest items and so on)
 * quest and vendor reward data
 * All area data ( namespace)
 * All modifier data ( namespace)
 * All passive skill data ( namespace)
 * All non-item skill data ( namespace)
 * As a result modifier lists will automatically be updated
 * Unique items that only had numeric changes to their modifiers should receive the new values
 * Bestiary recipe data
 * Delve data (costs for equipment, delve scaling etc)
 * Incursion room data

After automatic updates

 * Check on the bot edits for correctness and potential mistakes; report errors on User:OmegaK2's talk page
 * For item pages created, add relevant information to the item and proper structure (see Path_of_Exile_Wiki:Manual_of_Style/item)
 * Create pages for new relevant areas and passives in the main namespace

Skills

 * On skill pages, check and add any new stats or fix mistakes. See Category:Pages with broken skill progression tables
 * Add descriptions of the mechanics
 * Add information about interactions if other support gems if there are any unusual interactions
 * Create pages for new skills if any have been added

Unique items

 * Unique items that have had modifiers added/removed/changed need to be looked at and corrected if necessary
 * New unique items:
 * often uses improper modifiers initially when all mod data isn't in the database yet. Replace  with the actual modifier (see Template:Item)
 * make sure they're tagged with
 * Edit the drop information and vendor recipes accordingly, see Path_of_Exile_Wiki:How_to_edit_item_acquisition

Map descriptions

 * Map descriptions will now be centralized to a single wiki page matching the name of the map.
 * Move boss descriptions of Betrayal/Atlas of Worlds maps to that page and transclude it on the map series page via #lst:
 * Make sure any redirects uses the name of the map.