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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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 28 flagged · 52 issues confirmed · 28 corrected · 24 still open
Wyll —
Cazador Szarr — Cazador is not the last known survivor of the Szarr family; his daughter Orin also survives and appears as a major antagonist in Act 3.
Cazador Szarr — The entry incorrectly states Ketheric Thorm sought immortality for his daughter; he sought power/immortality to resurrect his wife, Desha, while his daughter Isobel was alive but opposed him.
Ketheric Thorm — Last Light Inn is located in the Shadow-Cursed Lands and is only accessible during Act 2, not Act 1.
Ketheric Thorm — The Shadow Curse was enacted to resurrect Ketheric's daughter Katra using Shar's power, not to preserve Isobel; Isobel survives at Last Light Inn due to Selûne's light countering the curse, not because the curse sustains her.
Jarlaxle — Jarlaxle does not appear in Baldur's Gate 3; he is not present within the campaign or any act.
Jarlaxle — There are no narrative interactions between Jarlaxle, Gortash, or Orin in the game.
Jaheira — Claiming Jaheira possesses the 'unique ability' to transform into beasts is factually incorrect within Baldur's Gate 3 canon, as another companion (Halsin) also possesses Wild Shape abilities.
Harpers — The entry states the Harpers were formally founded around 137 DR; standard Forgotten Realms canon establishes their formal organization circa 1050 DR.
Mind Flayers — Origins/Homeland: Illithids did not originate in Netheril; they predate the human empire on Toril and originate from the Far Realm/Underdark. Netherese magic modified tadpoles in BG3 lore but is not their origin.
Mind Flayers — Ceremorphosis Duration: Standard D&D canon (5e Monster Manual) states ceremorphosis typically takes about one day, not weeks.
Duergar — The entry claims Duergar serve as a key race under the command of the Cult of the Absolute; canonically they are primarily independent miners in the Grymforge focused on Adamantine and survival, not serving the Cult.
Duergar — The entry refers to Drow as 'drow cousins' of Duergar; canonically Duergar are a subrace of Dwarves while Drow are a subrace of Elves, making them distinct races with no biological relation.
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