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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: 2026-08-13 · 30 entries checked · 9 flagged · 17 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 8 still open
Rise of the Four Lords — Preceding Event states 'Discovery of the First Flame' by the Lords; canonically, the First Flame appeared naturally in the Age of Ancients, and the Lords discovered their respective Lord Souls within it.
Rise of the Four Lords — Intro lists 'life and death' as a single specific aspect claimed by one of the four beings; canonically, Nito claimed the Death Soul (Death) and the Witch of Izalith claimed the Life/Chaos Soul (Life), representing distinct dominions rather than a combined asp
Gwyn Links the Fire — The First Linking prolonged an existing Age of Fire rather than marking the transition from the Age of Ancients; that transition occurred with the discovery of Lord Souls.
Gwyn Links the Fire — The Kiln does not appear as a physical location in Dark Souls 2, making claims that it remains a key location throughout the entire series factually incorrect.
Founding of Anor Londo — The entry incorrectly attributes the creation of Anor Londo's sun illusion to Gwynevere instead of Gwyndolin.
Founding of Anor Londo — The entry claims Ornstein was appointed as a guardian only during the Age of Fire's decline, contradicting his canonical status as one of Lord Gwyn's Four Knights established during the Golden Age.
Artorias' Fall into the Abyss — Describing Artorias's role as 'Guardian of Oolacile' is inaccurate; he was a Knight of Gwyn sent on an expeditionary mission to stop the spreading corruption, not a stationed guardian of the city.
Drangleic — The entry claims legends speak of an 'Old Witch' who manipulated events from the shadows; there is no such character in Dark Souls II canon. The primary manipulator associated with Drangleic's cycle is Aldia (Seeker of Sparks) or Nashandra herself.
Drangleic — Listing Nashandra as 'Ruler' without qualification is misleading regarding Drangleic's history; Vendrick was the King of Drangleic, and Nashandra was his Queen who usurped power after his fall.
Ashen Realm — The claim that 'the term Age of Dark is used by the Fire Keeper' is factually incorrect regarding specific in-game dialogue; while the concept is part of series lore (established in Dark Souls I), the Fire Keeper in Dark Souls III does not explicitly speak the
Firelink Shrine — The STATS section incorrectly lists Anor Londo and the Kiln of the First Flame as direct connections to Firelink Shrine; in Dark Souls 1, these areas are accessed via Sen's Fortress and the path through Quelaag's Domain respectively, while Firelink directly co
Firelink Shrine — The LORE section incorrectly uses the term 'Lords of Cinder', which is specific to Dark Souls 3; in Dark Souls 1 lore, these entities are referred to as the Four Lords or by their individual titles.
Lost Izalith — The Witch of Izalith claimed her Lord Soul during the Age of Fire, not the Age of Ancients.
Lost Izalith — Defeating Quelaag opens the gate to Lost Izalith, whereas access to the Demon Ruins is via the Depths/Firelink Shrine path.
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