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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: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 19 still open
Garion — Garion's first act of sorcery was healing a horse, not a monk.
Garion — Garion was detained by Queen Salmissra in Nyissa, not by Grand Duke Kador.
Zandramas — Zandramas first appears in 'Castle of Wizardry' (Book IV of The Belgariad), not in 'Guardians of the West'.
Zandramas — Zandramas is not permanently located at Cthol Mishrak; she is only there for the final confrontation.
Mallorean Empire — The entry states the Empire is the 'primary antagonist force that the protagonists must eventually unite to defeat,' but the primary antagonist is Torak himself, and the Empire under Zakath becomes an ally.
Mallorean Empire — The entry says 'Mallorea was unified by the Angarak people under the god Torak shortly after the cracking of the world,' but the Angarak people were created by Torak after the cracking, and the Angarak kingdoms (including Mallorea) were separate; Mallorea was
Angarak — The entry states that Angaraks inhabit 'the southern lands of Cthol Murgos' and that Cthol Murgos is a 'southern continent.' In canon, Cthol Murgos is a region on the western continent, not a separate southern continent.
Angarak — The entry says Angaraks are 'politically centered in Mallorea under an Emperor (like Zakath).' In canon, the Angarak kingdoms of Cthol Murgos, Gar og Nadrak, and Mishrak ac Thull are independent and not subject to the Mallorean Emperor.
Polgara — Polgara's brother is Beldin, but she also has a sister, Beldaran, who is not mentioned. The entry omits this key sibling relationship.
Polgara — The claim that 'her physical appearance does not change regardless of how much time passes' is misleading; in canon, Polgara ages very slowly but does change appearance over millennia (e.g., she appears as a young woman in some eras and older in others, though
The Sceptre of Fire — The Sceptre was created by the first Rivan King, not by Aldur.
The Sceptre of Fire — The Sceptre was kept in the throne room and never lost or hidden; it was simply unused until Garion claimed it.
Journey to the Isle of Aldur — The claim that the ancient pact between the seven Elder Gods is invoked on the Isle of Aldur is incorrect; the pact and the choice between the two Prophecies are resolved at Cthol Mishrak, not on the Isle of Aldur.
Journey to the Isle of Aldur — The 'DID YOU KNOW' claim that Torak specifically targeted the Isle of Aldur because it was the only place capable of containing his ultimate defeat is false; Torak's defeat occurs at Cthol Mishrak, and the Isle of Aldur is not a location of his defeat.
Siege of Drasnia — The entry claims the invasion is not aimed at capturing key members of the royal family, but in canon the Malloreons do seek to capture Queen Porenn and her son as hostages.
Siege of Drasnia — The entry refers to 'the Anheg bloodline' in relation to the siege, but the Drasnian royal line is the Holders, and the contrast in the siege is between conventional warfare and sorcery, not the Anheg bloodline.
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