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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 · 15 flagged · 32 issues confirmed · 15 corrected · 17 still open
The Outsider — The entry incorrectly claims the Outsider's origin story draws comparisons to the ancient Greek pharmakos 'brought to work on Death of the Outsider,' which is a nonsensical phrase mixing critical analysis with game development and misrepresents canon.
The Outsider — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section misleadingly states that in Dishonored: The Corroded Man, the first person marked by the Outsider did not die from a rat bite because this detail is 'misattributed,' whereas the novel does not establish the cause of death for the fir
Anton Sokolov — Sokolov's personal journals are not found in the Distillery during Dishonored 1; his journals are found in his studio at the Royal Academy and in other locations, not the Distillery.
Anton Sokolov — He was not physically imprisoned by the Eyeless cult in the Dust District; in Death of the Outsider, he is held captive by the Eyeless in the Shindaerey North Quarry, not the Dust District.
Corvo Attano — The entry incorrectly states that in The Wyrmwood Deceit comic mini-series Corvo searches for his missing daughter Emily; canonically, the story features Emily as the protagonist searching for her kidnapped father Corvo.
Brigmore Witches — The coup against Empress Emily Kaldwin occurred in 1852, not 1851.
The Loyalists — The Loyalists were formed after Empress Jessamine's assassination by Admiral Havelock and others, not assembled quietly by Jessamine before the plague peak.
The Loyalists — The Loyalists did not exist as an active group prior to the assassination; they formed afterward and were not purged as a pre-existing entity.
Overseers — The description of holy water as merely disrupting supernatural effects is inaccurate; in canon, it specifically burns and injures those marked by the Outsider.
Empire of the Isles — The Kaldwin family sigil features a crowned eagle, not a crowned whale.
The Bonecharms — The claim that Bonecharms 'cannot be unequipped mid-mission in Dishonored 1' is incorrect. In Dishonored 1, Bonecharms can be unequipped and swapped at any time during a mission via the inventory screen, not only between missions.
The Bonecharms — The statement 'established canon explicitly requires knowledge of both anatomy and metaphysics to bind the creature's lingering spirit, as detailed in Dishonored 2 crafting lore' is misleading. Dishonored 2's crafting lore does not explicitly require 'knowledg
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