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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 · 9 flagged · 20 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 11 still open
Stormcast Eternals — The claim that the Stormcast Eternals fight alongside 'orruks' as allies is misleading; orruks are typically enemies of Order, not standard allies of the Stormcast Eternals, though exceptions exist in narrative contexts. The entry implies a general alliance, w
The Storm of Sigmar — The Storm of Sigmar is a metaphysical barrier or shield of pure Order magic that separates the Mortal Realms from the Realm of Chaos, not a magical storm weapon created by Sigmar.
The Storm of Sigmar — The Storm of Sigmar is explicitly described as a barrier protecting the realms from Chaos, not a weaponized storm sent to other realms.
Sigmarite — The 'Forge of Souls' is not a canonical location or device used by Sigmar for reforging Stormcast Eternals; the correct term is the 'Anvil of the Apotheosis'.
The Fall of Sigmar — The title 'The Fall of Sigmar' is not a canonical name for any event; the canonically known events are the End Times and the Age of Sigmar.
The Fall of Sigmar — The claim that 'the Mortal Realms were later formed directly from its remnants' is oversimplified and potentially misleading; the Mortal Realms were created from the raw magical energies and cosmic debris of the Old World's destruction, but they are not simply
The War of the Phoenix King — The term 'Phoenix King' is a title from Warhammer Fantasy Battles, not Age of Sigmar, and using it for a Stormcast Eternals champion is a misattribution.
The War of the Phoenix King — No widely-known canon event called 'The War of the Phoenix King' exists in Age of Sigmar involving a renegade Stormcast champion seeking to seize Azyr.
Realm of Azyr — The claim that 'gravity bows to willpower, allowing massive islands to float upon currents of pure energy' is not established canon; Azyr's floating islands are typically described as being supported by magical or aetheric currents, not willpower.
Realm of Azyr — The phrase 'the multiverse' is inaccurate; Warhammer Age of Sigmar uses the term 'Mortal Realms' or 'cosmos', not 'multiverse'.
Realm of Hysh — The realm is ruled by Tyrion, but in canon, Hysh is ruled by the twin gods Tyrion and Teclis, not Tyrion alone.
Realm of Hysh — The Great Library of Hysh is not a canon location; the Great Library is in Shyish or associated with the Lumineth.
Realm of Isha — The Seraphon are not native to Ghyran and do not view it as their spiritual home; their primary connection is to the Great Plan as a whole, and their main stronghold is in Azyr.
Realm of Isha — Wanderers are not a dominant faction in Ghyran; they are a minor, scattered sub-faction largely subsumed into Cities of Sigmar, while the primary aelven faction in Ghyran is the Sylvaneth.
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