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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 76 entries checked · 40 flagged · 111 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 111 still open
Vore — The entry states that 'Vore' is an alternative name for the monster known as Shalrath, but the correct relationship is that Shalrath is the canonical name and Vore is the informal alternative.
Vore — The STATS section claims 'Canon Status=Non-Canonical' and 'First Appears=Never', which is factually incorrect because the Shalrath (often called Vore) is a canonical monster that first appears in Quake (1996).
Doom Imp — The imp does not wield a 'heavy club' or 'club fashioned from bone or dark wood' in the original Doom, Doom II, or Doom 3; it attacks with its claws and does not carry a visible club weapon.
Doom Imp — The 'Dark Lord' as a specific named ruler of Hell is not a concept from the original Doom, Doom II, or Doom 3; this title was introduced in Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods.
Cacodemon — The Cacodemon does not appear in Quake II.
Cacodemon — The Cacodemon does not appear in Quake 4.
Doom Knight — The Doom Knight does not appear in Quake (1996); it first appears in Quake II (1997) as a Strogg enemy.
Doom Knight — The Dark Lord is not the overarching antagonist of the Quake series; the Strogg are the primary antagonists in Quake II and Quake 4, while the original Quake features a different entity.
Dark Lord — The Dark Lord is not the final boss in every mainline single-player installment; Quake II has the Strogg Makron as its final boss, and Quake 4 has the Nexus as its final boss.
Dark Lord — The Darkplaces is not a realm featured in Quake II; Quake II is set on Stroggos, not the demonic Darkplaces.
Boss Acidity — There is no entity named 'Boss Acidity' in any official Quake game developed by id Software; the entry describes a fictional or fan-created boss.
Spider Mastermind — The entry claims the Spider Mastermind is a 'named boss' in Quake (1996), but in the original game it is not given a proper name; it is simply referred to as 'Spider Mastermind' in the game files and community, not as a named character like 'Mephisto' or 'Dark
Spider Mastermind — The entry states that in Quake II (1997), 'smaller variants appear as regular enemies throughout the campaign, retaining their web-attack behavior.' However, the Spider Mastermind does not appear in Quake II at all; the enemy in Quake II that resembles a spide
Bane — The entity 'Bane' does not exist in any official Quake game, including Quake, Quake II, Quake III Arena, Quake 4, or Quake Champions.
Bane — The claim that 'Bane' is a mid-to-late tier enemy in the franchise's combat encounters is invented; no such enemy appears in any Quake title.
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