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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 12 flagged · 33 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 21 still open
Thomas Raith — Thomas Raith first appears as an antagonist in *Grave Peril*, not *Blood Rites*.
Thomas Raith — Thomas does not have a 'deep-seated hatred' for his family's traditional weaknesses; he struggles with his own predatory nature and resents his father, but not the weaknesses generally.
Bob the Skull — Bob has never possessed a mouse; he possessed a cat (Mister) in one instance, not a mouse.
Bob the Skull — Bob has never possessed a T-Rex; he animated a T-Rex skeleton (Sue) as a host body, but that is not 'possessing' a T-Rex in the same sense as a living host, and the T-Rex was a reanimated skeleton, not a living creature.
Mab — The entry states Mab is 'the original Winter Queen, not a successor to a previous holder of the title.' This is incorrect; in Cold Days, it is revealed that Mab was once a mortal woman who took up the mantle, succeeding a previous Winter Queen.
Mab — The entry states that Molly Carpenter is Mab's granddaughter 'only through the mantle of the Winter Lady, not by blood.' This is misleading; Molly is not Mab's granddaughter in any sense, as there is no familial or mantle-based grandparent relationship between
Summer Court — The entry states 'The source does not specify the Summer Court's domain, leadership, or specific traits,' but the canon explicitly names the Summer Queen (Titania), the Summer Lady (Lily, later Sarissa), the Summer Knight (Ronald Reuel, later Fix), and the dom
Three Laws of Magic — The entry states there are 'Seven Laws of Magic' but the title and content refer to 'Three Laws of Magic' in the header, which is a contradiction; the correct number is Seven Laws.
Three Laws of Magic — The tagline incorrectly lists the Third Law as 'forbids invading another's mind'; the actual Third Law forbids 'invading the thoughts of another human being' (i.e., mental invasion without consent).
The Blood Pact — The entry states that Lara Raith is explicitly referred to as a countess; in canon, she is referred to as the 'White Queen' or 'Lady Raith,' not a countess.
The Blood Pact — The entry claims the White Court has 'no prohibition on feeding on human blood without consent'; this is misleading because the White Court feeds on life force/emotion through physical contact, not blood, and the statement is irrelevant to their actual feeding
Summer Knight Mantle — The entry states Lily is turned to stone by the power of the Stone Table, not by Aurora, but in canon Aurora commands the Stone Table's power to petrify Lily, so the phrasing 'not by Aurora' is factually incorrect.
Blood Rites — The entry states that Harry finds Mouse as a stray puppy in a box on the street, but in the book, Mouse is a Tibetan temple dog puppy left for Harry, not a stray.
Blood Rites — The entry says 'the litter was not kidnapped,' which contradicts the canon: the litter was kidnapped from a Tibetan temple, and Mouse was one of the stolen puppies.
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