We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
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: 2026-08-14 · 30 entries checked · 14 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 14 still open
Commander Zavala — The entry incorrectly states Hakim was Zavala's biological son; in canon, Hakim was his adopted son.
Commander Zavala — The entry incorrectly claims Lance Reddick played Zavala as a Warlock in the game; Zavala is a Titan voiced by Reddick, while Reddick's personal in-game character was a separate Warlock.
Saint-14 — Saint-14 was not the Titan Vanguard's champion and advisor to the Vanguard leaders; he was the Titan Vanguard himself before Zavala, and later served as an advisor to Zavala, but not to Ikora Rey or Cayde-6 in an official capacity.
Saint-14 — The claim that Saint-14 was killed by the Vex in the Infinite Forest before Season of Dawn is incorrect; he was trapped and drained of Light by a Vex device, but his death was not a fixed event—players prevented it, and he survived.
Savathûn — The tagline claiming Savathūn 'stole' the Light is inaccurate; she was granted it by the Traveler after tricking them, and her actions created illusions rather than literally rewriting reality.
Savathûn — The claim that Debra Wilson provided dialogue for Ikora Rey is false; Mara Junot is the credited voice actor for Ikora Rey.
Scorn — Scorn were created during the Forsaken campaign by Uldren Sov using Dark Ether, not prior to it.
Scorn — Scorn are resilient but can be destroyed through conventional combat; they are not nearly impossible to destroy.
The Witness — The Witness's physical humanoid form was first revealed in the Lightfall campaign (specifically the final cutscene), not in the Season of the Deep post-credits scene.
The Witness — The entry incorrectly attributes a paracausal projection appearance to a specific 'post-credits scene' of Lightfall; the floating golden shape/eye appeared during Season of Arrivals and within the Lightfall campaign narrative, but there is no distinct post-cre
Oryx the Taken King — Oryx is the youngest sibling (born after Savathûn and Xivu Arath), not the middle or second-born.
Oryx the Taken King — Oryx's ritual suicide was performed to gain autonomy over the Taking power (bypassing permission) rather than to gain the initial ability itself, which he received earlier via communion.
The Collapse — The entry incorrectly states the Traveler was merely 'damaged' by the Darkness; canon confirms it repelled the assault with a massive Light pulse before going dormant.
The Collapse — The entry implies Ghosts were created as a subsequent event after damage, whereas canon establishes they were created simultaneously with the Light pulse that repelled the Darkness.
The Golden Age — The entry incorrectly identifies Europa as a Golden Age colony; canon specifies it was a restricted research outpost (Clovis Bray facility) rather than a civilian settlement like Mars or Titan.
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