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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: 2026-08-19 · 29 entries checked · 8 flagged · 16 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 8 still open
Vaas Montenegro — The intro states 'Hoyt Volker serves as the main antagonist of the overall game narrative.' This is misleading; Hoyt is the main antagonist of the second half of the game, but Vaas is widely considered the primary antagonist of the entire game, with Hoyt as a
Jason Brody — Jason Brody is an American tourist vacationing in Bangkok, Thailand, but the game states they were on a vacation in the Pacific, and the skydiving trip was over the Rook Islands, not landing there from Bangkok.
Jason Brody — Jason's brother Grant is killed by Vaas, but in the game Grant is shot by Vaas's men, not directly by Vaas himself.
Ajay Ghale — Ajay's grandfather was Mohan Ghale, who established the Golden Path rebellion: In canon, Mohan Ghale is Ajay's father, not his grandfather.
Ajay Ghale — Yuma Lau, Min's second-in-command and loyal lieutenant obsessed with the mystical realm of Shangri-La: Yuma is obsessed with the Kyrati relic and the prophecy of the Golden Path, not specifically Shangri-La.
Project at Eden's Gate — The followers of the cult are often referred to as 'The Faithful', a term that applies to all cult members, not just those under the drug's influence. In canon, 'The Faithful' specifically refers to the cult's armed soldiers and enforcers, not all members.
Joseph Seed — The entry claims Joseph's wife and daughter were killed in a car crash while visiting a friend, but the game does not specify the purpose of the trip.
Joseph Seed — The entry says Joseph's parents primarily abused John, but the game does not specify that John was the primary target of abuse.
Jason Brody — Vaas cuts off Jason's entire ring finger, not half a finger.
Jason Brody — The game does not establish that Jason is the second outsider to enter the Rakyat's sacred temple.
The Lost Island Crisis — Hoyt is Vaas's brother, not his brother's boss; Hoyt is Vaas's boss and a drug lord, not his brother.
The Citadelle of the Sun — The Golden Path never seizes the Fortress as a base of operations is factually incorrect; they can capture it during the mission 'The Fortress' and it becomes a Golden Path outpost.
The Citadelle of the Sun — Noore Najjar is killed by Ajay Ghale (or spared) during the game's events, not by Pagan Min years prior is misleading; in canon, Noore is killed by Pagan Min via a bomb in her necklace if Ajay fails her tasks, or she can be spared if he completes them, but she
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