We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-23 · 25 entries checked · 7 flagged · 19 issues confirmed · 7 corrected · 12 still open
Croaker — Croaker does not survive the entire ten-book series; he dies at the end of the final book (Soldiers Live) and is not last seen living in the far north with Lady writing the Annals—he dies and is buried, with Lady continuing to write.
Croaker — The claim that Croaker's healing abilities are 'entirely mundane' is contradicted by canon; he later becomes a powerful wizard after being taken over by the Dominator's essence and uses magical healing, though his early skills are mundane.
Sorceress — Whisper was not killed at the Tower of Charm in The White Rose; she survived that battle and was later killed in Soldiers Live during the battle at the Grove of Doom.
The Queen — The entry states the Lady is 'Deceased (killed by her own magic in Soldiers Live)' and that she 'met her end... when her own magic... turned against her.' In canon, the Lady does not die in Soldiers Live; she survives the final book and is last seen departing
The Queen — The tagline says 'until her own power consumed her,' which is factually incorrect as the Lady does not die or get consumed by her power in the series.
Raven — Raven dies in Shadows Linger, not The White Rose.
Raven — Raven does not survive the first novel and then sacrifice himself in the third; he dies in the second novel.
The Lady — The Lady was not born during the Domination era; the Domination was the empire they ruled, not a time period she was born into.
The Lady — The Lady was not entombed for centuries; she was imprisoned alive in the Barrowland, not dead or in a tomb.
The Crippled God — The entry states the Crippled God was chained by the Dominator and the Lady, but in canon, he was originally chained by the Dominator and his sorcerers (the Ten Who Were Taken) before the Lady's time; the Lady later maintained the binding but did not forge the
The Crippled God — The entry claims 'reality itself depends on his imprisonment—if he were freed, the world would unravel.' This is overstated; while his release would be catastrophic, canon does not state that reality itself would unravel or that the world's existence depends o
The Great Desert — The Great Desert and the Plain of Fear are distinct regions; the Plain of Fear is south of the Tower of Charm, not synonymous with the Great Desert.
The Great Desert — The Great Desert does not separate the southern nations from the Lady's empire; the civilized nations of the south are south of the desert, not separated from the north by it.
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