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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 · 17 flagged · 39 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 22 still open
Deckard Cain — In Diablo III, Cain does not fall into Tristram's Cathedral during the 'fallen star' impact; he is shown in his home in New Tristram when the star falls, and later he is killed by Malthael in the Cathedral courtyard.
Azmodan — Azmodan is classified as a Prime Evil in current Diablo canon (Diablo IV), making the designation 'Lesser Evil' factually outdated without historical qualification.
Azmodan — The Prime Evils were originally imprisoned in individual soulstones by the Horadrim; the Black Soulstone was created later by Zoltun Kulle to contain them collectively.
Black Legion — Mephisto's forces are not a unified elite army from all of Hell and do not include 'Sirens' as a standard unit type.
Black Legion — Baal, not Mephisto, is the Prime Evil who directly corrupts the Worldstone in Diablo II: Lord of Destruction.
Cult of Rathma — Inarius and Lilith had only one child together, Rathma; claims implying Lilith massacred other direct offspring of Inarius and Lilith are factually incorrect as no such siblings existed.
Cult of Rathma — The Cult of Rathma did not formally ally with Tyrael's forces during the Diablo III: Reaper of Souls main campaign; their involvement is restricted to the Necromancer class story content rather than a unified factional alliance.
The Worldstone — The Worldstone was created by Anu, not the Angiris Council.
The Worldstone — Tyrael shattered the Worldstone, not the Player Character.
The Horadrim — The Horadrim were founded after the Dark Exile, but the Dark Exile is the event where the Prime Evils were banished from Hell to Sanctuary, which occurred after the Sin War. However, the Horadrim were actually founded by Tyrael after the Dark Exile, but before
The Horadrim — The entry states 'Mount Arreat later became significant as the site where Baal was imprisoned.' This is incorrect: Baal was imprisoned in the Tal Rasha's tomb in the desert of Lut Gholein (specifically the Canyon of the Magi), not Mount Arreat. Mount Arreat is
The Sin War — The entry incorrectly states Lilith was 'created' by Mephisto; she is his daughter (born of lineage), and her motivation for founding Sanctuary was personal ambition, not altruism to help humanity.
The Sin War — The entry overgeneralizes Nephalem power by claiming they could 'easily kill both angels and demons,' whereas canon indicates their power varied significantly and they faced substantial threats from high-ranking entities.
The Nephalem — The Sin War is not also known as 'the Hunting of the First Nephalem'.
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