Guild Wars 2 Codexery — Data & Quality

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 · 17 flagged · 43 issues confirmed · 17 corrected · 26 still open

Recent findings (audit lane, verbatim)

Balthazar — Balthazar was not imprisoned by the other gods in the Mists; he was banished to the Mists and later escaped, but the game does not state he was 'imprisoned' there by the other gods.

Balthazar — Balthazar's defeat did not occur at the Forgotten City of Ahdashim; the final battle takes place at the Sanctum of the Six, which is a separate location in the Domain of Vabbi.

Glint — Glint was killed by Destiny's Edge with the player's help in the dungeon 'Arah, Story Mode' in 1325 AE — this is incorrect. Glint was killed by Destiny's Edge (with the player's help) in the dungeon 'Arah, Story Mode', but the year is 1326 AE, not 1325 AE.

White Mantle — The White Mantle was not originally a secret society opposing the Shining Blade; it was founded as a secret society within Kryta that opposed the Krytan monarchy and the Shining Blade, but its original purpose was to resist the Charr invasion and later became

Dragonwatch — The guild is named 'Dragon's Watch', not 'Dragonwatch' as implied by the entry title.

Dragonwatch — The guild was formed after the defeat of Mordremoth, but the Commander's personal guild was officially established during the events of Living World Season 3, not immediately after Heart of Thorns.

The Six Gods — The intro states Grenth is deceased, but in canon Grenth is absent, not confirmed deceased.

The Six Gods — The lore states the Six Gods guided the rise of Asura, Charr, Norn, and Human races, but in canon they are specifically the gods of humanity and did not guide the other races.

Elder Dragons — The entry states 'Elder Dragons predate the current era, having awoken during the two-century gap following the original Guild Wars.' This is incorrect; the Elder Dragons have awoken multiple times over millennia, not just during the two-century gap.

Elder Dragons — The entry says 'The sylvari, a new race appearing only 25 years prior to the game's start, remain unaffected yet hold an unexplained connection to these dragons.' This is inaccurate; sylvari are directly affected by the Elder Dragons (e.g., Mordremoth's corrup

Sylvari Cycle — The entry states 'the awakening of five Elder Dragons,' but there are six Elder Dragons in established canon.

Sylvari Cycle — The entry claims Sylvari were 'introduced alongside the Norn as part of the game's core content, distinct from the Charr and Asura, who were non-playable races in previous Guild Wars titles.' This is factually incorrect because Norn were also non-playable in G

The Mists — The claim that the Six Gods include Melandru is incorrect; Melandru is not one of the Six human gods.

The Mists — The statement that the barrier between the Mists and Tyria weakens during the rise of the Elder Dragons or the awakening of Primordus is not supported by canon.

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