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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 30 entries checked · 8 flagged · 20 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 12 still open
The Chaos Warlord — The 'Parting of the Waves' update is misdated as 2024; the correct release date is April 11, 2023.
The Plaguefather — The Plaguefather is not a canonical boss in Warhammer: Vermintide 2; no enemy named 'The Plaguefather' exists in the game's official lore or content.
The Plaguefather — The claim that the Plaguefather appears as a 'final or mid-tier threat in a dedicated arena' is factually incorrect, as no such boss encounter exists in the game's campaign.
Clan Eshin — The entry states that Clan Eshin is one of the 'Great Clans of Skavenor' — the correct term is 'Skavendom' or 'the Under-Empire', not 'Skavenor'.
Clan Eshin — The entry says 'There is no tradition of a Matriarch among the Great Clans—such a notion is a surface-dweller's myth.' This is factually incorrect: Clan Pestilens has a known female leader, the Plague Matriarch.
The Order of the Silver Tower — The Order of the Silver Tower is not a canon faction in Warhammer Fantasy or Vermintide; it is an invented faction with no basis in established lore.
The Order of the Silver Tower — The Mages' Circle is not a canon term in Warhammer Fantasy; the official Imperial magical governing body is the Colleges of Magic.
The Empire of Man — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section incorrectly states that the City-State of Reikland is a separate nation alongside the Empire. In Warhammer canon, Reikland is a province within the Empire, not a separate city-state or nation.
The Empire of Man — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section describes Vermintide's player characters as 'knights, dwarfs, witches, rangers, monks, and thieves,' but the actual playable characters in Vermintide are a former soldier (Markus Kruber), a Bright Wizard (Sienna Fuegonasus), a Witch
The Vampire Counts — The Von Carstein Ring allows the wearer to resurrect themselves, not other vampires.
The Vampire Counts — The claim that vampires cannot refuse or question is an overgeneralization; canon vampires retain free will and can rebel.
Purification — The character Sebastian Cross does not exist in Warhammer: Vermintide 2; the Inquisitor class is Victor Saltzpyre, and 'Purification' is an active skill of the Warrior Priest career, not a separate character.
Purification — The skill 'Purification' is an active skill of the Warrior Priest career for Victor Saltzpyre, not a base Inquisitor skill.
The Black Forest — The Black Forest is not a location featured in the levels 'Into the Nest' or 'The War Camp' in Warhammer: Vermintide 2.
The Black Forest — The claim that the Black Forest is a 'frontier woodland region of the Warhammer Fantasy Empire' is misleading; it is located in the province of Middenland, not a frontier region.
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