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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 · 27 entries checked · 4 flagged · 9 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 5 still open
Hydra — The entry states that the party stopped the Hydra's regeneration by cooking its severed heads, not by applying heat to the living creature during combat, but in the canon, Senshi applies fire directly to the living Hydra's necks during combat to prevent regene
Hydra — The entry states that the Hydra's meat is 'bland and unremarkable, requiring heavy seasoning to be palatable,' but in the canon, the meat has a mild, pleasant flavor and is seasoned lightly, not requiring heavy seasoning.
Pickled Cockatrice Egg — The entry claims that the pickled cockatrice egg grants 'temporary resistance to petrification and poison' and 'temporary immunity to stone curses and venomous bites,' but in the canon of Delicious in Dungeon, the pickled cockatrice egg is not explicitly state
Pickled Cockatrice Egg — The entry's claim that the egg's shell acts as a barrier to volatile energies and that specific herbs/acids break down petrifying agents is not explicitly stated in canon; it is speculative and not a factual error per se, but the overall effect claims are unsu
Wyvern Steak — Wyverns are distinct from dragons primarily because they have wings and are capable of flight: In the canon of Delicious in Dungeon, wyverns are distinguished from dragons by having two legs and wings, while dragons have four legs and wings; the statement is m
The Dragon's Nest — The claim that the Red Dragon is responsible for transforming Falin into a beast is inaccurate. In the canon, Falin was eaten by the Red Dragon, and later resurrected as a chimera by the dungeon lord, not directly transformed by the dragon.
The Dragon's Nest — The statement that the arc resolves the central mystery regarding Falin's fate is misleading. The arc ends with the party defeating the Red Dragon and retrieving Falin's remains, but her resurrection and subsequent chimera transformation occur later, not resol
Basilisk Soup — [phantom sweep] meta-commentary published as content; rewrite source-grounded
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