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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-22 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 22 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 12 still open
Nüwa — The correct term for the ethnic group is 'Nikara', not 'Nikamaki'.
Kuo Wei — Kuo Wei is not killed by Rin in The Burning God; he is killed by Rin in The Dragon Republic.
Kuo Wei — Kuo Wei does not meet Rin for the first time at Sinegard; they first meet during the Keju examinations.
Chen Xiao — Chen Xiao is not a Hesperan; he is a native of Nikara (specifically from the southern provinces).
Rin — Rin's shamanic powers first manifest during the massacre at Sinegard, not through poppy juice: This is incorrect. In canon, Rin first accesses her shamanic powers through the use of poppy juice during the attack on Sinegard, not spontaneously.
Shamanism — The entry claims shamanism was 'utilized extensively by the Nikara Empire during both the First and Second Poppy Wars,' but the First Poppy War occurred before the Nikara Empire existed; the Nikara Empire was formed after the First Poppy War, and shamanism was
Shamanism — The entry says the Cike 'tests and trains shamans separately from Sinegard Academy's curriculum, which does not include shamanic possession testing.' In canon, Sinegard Academy does include shamanic testing as part of its curriculum (e.g., the testing of Rin a
Water Dragon Power — The Water Dragon Power is not a separate elemental type; the Dragon of the East is associated with water, but the power is not called 'Water Dragon Power' as a distinct category.
Water Dragon Power — The power is not explicitly used for healing in the trilogy; Nezha's water abilities are used for manipulation, defense, and combat, not healing.
Shen — The entry conflates nations and provinces: Nikan is a nation, not a province, and Huan is a province within the Nikara Empire, not a separate major province alongside Nikan.
Blood of the Dragon — The claim that 'no such power or artifact exists in the trilogy' is contradicted by canon: the 'Blood of the Dragon' is a canonical term used in the trilogy to refer to a specific substance or power.
Blood of the Dragon — The statement that 'Rin does not become an equal among the divine pantheon or destroy the entire existing order' is factually inaccurate: in *The Burning God*, Rin does ascend to a god-like state, channels the Phoenix to destroy the Pantheon, and fundamentally
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