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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 10 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 10 corrected · 14 still open
Graystripe — The entry states that Graystripe first appears in *Into the Wild* when he and Lionheart encounter Rusty in the forest. In canon, Graystripe (as Graypaw) first appears alone, not with Lionheart; Lionheart is not present during the initial encounter with Rusty i
Graystripe — The entry says Graystripe and Fireheart perform a traditional silent vigil after their promotion in *Fire and Ice*. In canon, the silent vigil occurs at the end of *Into the Wild*, immediately after their warrior ceremony, not in *Fire and Ice*.
Bluestar — Bluestar invited Rusty to join ThunderClan after watching him fight back against Graypaw, but in canon, she first observed him fighting off Graypaw and then later formally invited him after a dream from StarClan, not solely based on that fight.
Bluestar — Bluestar made Firepaw a warrior, giving him the name Fireheart, after the battle with RiverClan over Sunningrocks — this is incorrect; Fireheart received his warrior name after the battle with RiverClan over Sunningrocks, but the battle was actually over Sunni
SkyClan — SkyClan is not the sixth clan; it is the fifth clan, as the four forest clans plus SkyClan make five, and SkyClan was the first to be founded among them.
Crowfeather — Crowfeather's father is Deadfoot, not an unnamed WindClan tom; the entry incorrectly states Deadfoot is Ashfoot's father rather than her mate and Crowfeather's father.
Crowfeather — Ashfoot and Deadfoot are mates and parents of Crowfeather, not father and daughter.
The Warrior Code — The entry claims 'no explicit rule forbids killing a cat who has laid down its paws in surrender,' but Rule 13 explicitly forbids killing a defenseless or surrendered cat.
The Warrior Code — The entry says 'it commands that all prey go to the nursery first,' but Rule 8 states prey must be given to kits and elders first, not exclusively the nursery.
Tigerstar — Tigerstar did not survive as a rogue after leaving ThunderClan; he joined ShadowClan directly after being exiled.
Power of Three — Hollyleaf does not die in the Power of Three arc; she dies in the following arc, Omen of the Stars (in the novel 'The Forgotten Warrior').
Power of Three — The entry incorrectly states her death occurs in this arc and describes her dying in the tunnels beneath the lake territory during Power of Three.
New Power — Jayfeather can see in dreams, so the claim that he 'remains blind in dreams' is factually incorrect.
New Power — Lionblaze is trained by Tigerstar and Hawkfrost, who are Dark Forest cats, not neutral 'spirits'; the phrasing is misleading and the entry omits that the training is secret and dangerous.
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