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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: 2026-08-26 · 23 entries checked · 8 flagged · 16 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 8 still open
Feyre Archeron — The entry states Feyre gives birth to her son Nyx in the epilogue of A Court of Silver Flames, but Nyx is born in the epilogue of A Court of Frost and Starlight, not A Court of Silver Flames.
Feyre Archeron — The entry says she defeated the witch Amarantha by solving her riddle, then stabbing her with an ash arrow; Rhysand delivered the killing blow by snapping Amarantha's neck. In canon, Feyre stabs Amarantha with an ash arrow through the heart, killing her; Rhysa
Amren — Amren is not the mate of Varian; they are lovers, but the term 'mate' is never used for them in canon.
Amren — Amren does not wield a dagger in combat; she is described as using her hands and her ancient power, but she is never depicted as fighting with a dagger.
Rowan Whitethorn — Rowan Whitethorn is not a character in A Court of Thorns and Roses; he is a character in the Throne of Glass series.
Rowan Whitethorn — The claim that Lyria was killed because she was pregnant with Rowan's child is not confirmed in canon; the reason for her death is that Maeve wanted to control Rowan, not because of a pregnancy.
The High Lord of the Night Court — The entry states the High Lord was imprisoned for 49 years by Amarantha, but in canon, Rhysand was imprisoned Under the Mountain for 49 years, not the High Lord position itself; the previous High Lord of the Night Court was Rhysand's father, who died before Am
A Court of Wings and Ruin — The Suriel is killed by Hybern's forces in A Court of Wings and Ruin, but Feyre is not killed alongside it; Feyre survives that encounter and is not resurrected by Rhysand in that scene.
Velaris — The entry states Velaris was revealed to the other High Lords at the meeting on the Dawn Court mountain before the war with Hybern began, but in canon it was revealed after the war began.
The Cauldron — The Cauldron was originally kept in the Prison beneath the mountain (likely Ramiel) in the Middle, but it was not 'beneath Ramiel' specifically; it was beneath the Prison itself.
The Cauldron — The Cauldron was hidden at the bottom of the sea by the combined magic of the High Lords after the War with Hybern, not as a single event by all High Lords collectively.
Night Court — The claim that Velaris was hidden by a spell woven by Rhysand's father is incorrect. In canon, Velaris was hidden by a spell cast by Rhysand himself, not his father.
Night Court — The claim that the Hewn City is 'not entirely without natural light' is misleading. In canon, the Hewn City is described as entirely underground with no natural light; it is lit by faerie lights and torches.
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