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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: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 43 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 25 still open
Geralt of Rivia — Geralt's mother Visenna gave him away after birth, but in canon she left him at Kaer Morhen when he was a few years old, not 'shortly after being born'.
Geralt of Rivia — Geralt was not knighted by Queen Meve; she knighted him after the Battle for the Bridge on the Yaruga, but he did not receive the title 'Geralt of Rivia' from her—he had already been using that name for years. The knighting merely made it official.
Eredin — Eredin is not killed by Geralt in the games; he is killed by Geralt in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, but in the novels his fate is ambiguous and he is not killed by Ciri.
Eredin — The short story 'The Lady of Space and Time' does not exist in canon; the relevant story is 'The Sword of Destiny'.
Emhyr var Emreis — Emhyr did not know Ciri was his daughter from birth; he learned of her existence and identity after Pavetta's death and when Ciri was a child.
Emhyr var Emreis — In the books, Emhyr abandons his plan to marry Ciri out of genuine love/fatherly feeling, not because she escapes.
Philippa Eilhart — The entry states that Philippa's plans are exposed by either Letho or Triss Merigold, but in The Witcher 2, the plot is exposed by Letho (if Geralt sides with Roche) or by Síle de Tansarville (if Geralt sides with Iorveth), not by Triss.
Philippa Eilhart — The entry claims that Síle's death can occur if she fails to escape through the megascope due to the unstable portal caused by the Nilfgaardian attack and the destruction of the device, not by Letho's direct sabotage; in canon, Síle's death is directly caused
School of the Wolf — The School of the Cat and the School of the Viper have confirmed fates in canon, so stating their fates remain unconfirmed is factually incorrect.
School of the Wolf — The School of the Wolf's survival is not uniquely confirmed; the School of the Griffin also survived in some form.
Skellige — The clan 'Gedyneith' is not a Skellige clan; it is a druidic circle.
Skellige — Cernunnos is not a named deity in The Witcher canon; the Skellige pantheon includes Freya and the sea god, but not Cernunnos.
Aen Elle — The first major appearance of the Aen Elle as a faction is not in Blood of Elves or Baptism of Fire; Avallac'h first appears in The Tower of the Swallow, and the Wild Hunt encounters in Baptism of Fire are with spectral riders, not the Aen Elle realm itself. T
Aen Elle — The claim that Ciri fled via a portal at the Tower of the Swallow to the world of the Aen Elle is inaccurate; in the canon, Ciri uses the Tower of the Swallow (Tor Zireael) to travel to the Aen Elle world, but she does not flee there after escaping Bonhart and
Elder Blood Prophecy — The entry says Emhyr var Emreis was cursed into a hedgehog man until midnight, but in canon it was Duny who was cursed to take a hedgehog-like form from dawn to dusk, not until midnight.
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