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 · 9 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 15 still open
Oy — Oy is not described as a cross between a rabbit and a dog; he is described as resembling a raccoon or a badger, with a long snout and golden-ringed tail.
Oy — The claim that Oy serves as a 'moral compass' is not supported by canon; he is loyal and intuitive but does not provide moral guidance.
Susannah Dean — Susannah is not partially trapped in her own mind by Mia during the battle against the Wolves; Mia first fully takes control after the battle.
Susannah Dean — Mia did not surrender demonic immortality in exchange for bearing Mordred; she had already become mortal to conceive him.
Man in Black's Minions — The entry states that Walter O'Dim's 'true name' is used in Mid-World texts, but his true name is Walter Padick, as revealed in The Dark Tower (Book VII).
Man in Black's Minions — The entry claims the minions 'serve as the physical and metaphysical extensions of Chaos within the multiverse' and that their loyalty stems from a belief that 'chaos is the natural state of existence.' This is not supported by canon; the Man in Black serves t
The Beams — The entry states 'Count=Seven', but in established canon there are six primary Beams (the Tower itself is the seventh point of convergence, not a Beam).
The Beams — The entry says 'Primary Guardian=Roland Deschain (Ka-tet)', but Roland and his ka-tet are not the Primary Guardians of the Beams; the actual Guardians are entities like the Turtle and the Bear.
The Crimson King — The entry states the Crimson King resides in his castle at the end of the world, but in canon he is trapped on a balcony of the Dark Tower during the final confrontation.
The Crimson King — The entry claims Roland halts the Crimson King's threat in the original conclusion, but in canon Roland enters the Tower and is reset, leaving the Crimson King on the balcony; the phrasing about a 'restored ending' implying a different cycle is misleading as t
The Calling — Alain Johns is not a member of Roland's ka-tet in the main cycle of The Dark Tower series; the correct name is Cuthbert Allgood.
The Dark Tower Itself — The entry claims the final room of the Tower contains a door that returns Roland to the beginning with his horn of Eld, but in the original canon he does not have the horn; he only acquires it in the revised 2004 edition, and the entry presents it as a definit
Mid-World — The claim that Gunslingers possess 'the psychic ability known as the touch' is inaccurate because 'the touch' is not a standard trait of all Gunslingers.
Mid-World — The statement that Ludlow is a city in Mid-World near the River Whye is incorrect; Lud is the city near the River Whye, while Ludlow is a town in Maine.
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