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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 · 30 entries checked · 8 flagged · 23 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 15 still open
Marcus — Marcus is not a canonical character in The Licanius Trilogy; no character by that name appears in the series.
Marcus — The magical system in the series is called 'the Kan' (or 'the kan'), but Marcus is not a master of it because he does not exist in the canon.
The Arcane Conclave — The Arcane Conclave is not a council of Augurs; it is a council of Gifted (non-Augur) individuals who oversee and regulate Augurs. Augurs are not members of the Conclave.
The Arcane Conclave — Erran is not a member of the Arcane Conclave; he is an Augur who is often at odds with or hunted by the Conclave.
The Dragonbone Throne — The throne is not forged from the bones of a single dragon; it is constructed from the bones of multiple dragons.
The Dragonbone Throne — The throne's power is not tied to ley lines; its power is derived from the Augurs and the ability to see the future, not ley lines.
Crown of Shadows — The artifact is called the 'Crown of Shadows' in the books, not 'Crown of the Shadows' or 'Shadow Crown'.
Crown of Shadows — The Crown of Shadows does not amplify Augur powers; it is a Vessel that stores and releases the power of the Augurs, specifically used to control the Boundary and the Gifted, not to amplify their abilities.
Blade of the Void — The artifact is called 'Lythan Blade' or 'Lyth' in the entry, but the correct canonical name is 'Lythan Blade' (sometimes referred to as 'the Lythan blade'), and it is not simply called 'Lyth' in canon. 'Lyth' refers to the race or dimension, not the sword.
Blade of the Void — The claim that the blade 'can cut through magical barriers and disrupt the Vessel' is not accurate to canon; the Vessel is not disrupted by the Lythan Blade—the blade is used to cut the Vessel's binding or sever connections, not 'disrupt the Vessel'.
The Awakening — The claim that 'no specific location of the Awakening becomes a forbidden zone for outsiders in later arcs' is misleading—Caladel is abandoned and becomes dangerous/forbidden after the attack, so this statement contradicts canon.
The Awakening — The statement 'the Gift itself is not inherently tied to memory' is too absolute, as memory-reading (e.g., surface thoughts or past events) is a common Gift ability, contradicting canon.
Birth of Licanius in the Wastes — The entry title and tagline refer to 'Birth of Licanius in the Wastes' and 'from the fires of the Forge emerges a blade of destiny', but the sword was forged by the Augurs in the Forge, not born in the Wastes; the title and tagline factually contradict the can
Drakon's Rest — The name 'Drakon's Rest' is not a canonical location in The Licanius Trilogy; the correct name is 'The Sanctuary' or 'the Augur sanctuary'.
Drakon's Rest — The claim that the sanctuary was built by 'ancient Augurs' is inaccurate; it was built by the Lythanite Gifted before Augurs existed.
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