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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 · 36 entries checked · 36 flagged · 105 issues confirmed · 36 corrected · 69 still open
Perrin Aybara — The entry claims Perrin negotiates with the Seanchan as an equal; in canon, Perrin does not conduct major negotiations with the Seanchan (which are handled by Rand), and his interactions are primarily hostile combat.
Perrin Aybara — The entry states Hopper is named 'for his wolf-guide' implying a general concept or later companion; in canon, the hammer is specifically named after the first wolf he bonded with in the Two Rivers before leaving for Tar Valon.
Rand al'Thor — The Band of the Red Hand is led by Perrin Aybara, not Rand al'Thor.
Rand al'Thor — Rand cleansed saidin using Callandor at Shayol Ghul; he did not utilize the Choedan Kal artifacts for this specific act.
Moiraine Damodred — Stats claim 'Former Queen of Cairhien': Moiraine was born into the royal family (House Damodred) and renounced her claim to join the White Tower, but she never held the title of Queen.
Moiraine Damodred — Intro claims she identifies 'three young men as potential candidates for being the Dragon Reborn' in Emond's Field: Moiraine identified only Rand al'Thor as the Dragon Reborn candidate; Mat and Perrin were not considered Dragon candidates by her at that time.
Aviendha — First Appears: Aviendha first appears in 'The Great Hunt' (Chapter 15), not 'The Shadow Rising'.
Aviendha — Originally serving as a maid of honor to Elayne Trakand: She was originally a Maiden of the Spear assigned to protect Rand al'Thor, not Elayne.
Demandred — Claiming Demandred exceeded Lews Therin in strategy contradicts canon; his motivation for turning to the Shadow was jealousy because he felt second best to Lews Therin.
Demandred — The nation of Saldaea did not exist during the Age of Legends; he hailed from the region that later became Saldaea after the Breaking.
Moghedien — The seals on the Dark One's prison were located at Shayol Ghul, not Shadar Logoth.
Moghedien — Moghedien's first physical appearance in the series is in The Shadow Rising, not The Great Hunt of the Horn.
Aes Sedai — The encyclopedia intro misrepresents the Three Oaths by summarizing them as prohibiting general harm and falsehoods, omitting the Third Oath's requirement to serve the White Tower and incorrectly broadening the Second Oath's restriction on killing (which appli
Aes Sedai — The 'Did You Know' section falsely claims Aes Sedai are forbidden from using physical weapons by their Three Oaths; canon establishes they may legally carry and use weapons as the Oaths restrict lying, killing with the Power, and failing to serve.
Darkfriends — The 'Eyeless Hand' is not a recognized symbol for Darkfriends; the primary canonical symbol is the Horned Man/Beast.
Darkfriends — Forsaken (Chosen) are distinct from human Darkfriends who take the Oath and should not be categorized as standard faction members.
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