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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 · 24 flagged · 51 issues confirmed · 24 corrected · 27 still open
The Doll — The Doll speaks immediately upon first interaction without requiring Blood Echoes offerings; dialogue progression is tied to story milestones rather than echo offerings.
The Doll — The Doll is fully interactive and speaks upon approach initially, not remaining silent or motionless until a ritual offering occurs.
Eileen the Crow — Her weapon is described as a 'standard Rapier', but it is the unique weapon 'Eileen's Rapier' obtained via questline or drop.
Ludwig — The weapon name is canonically 'Ludwig's Holy Blade', not simply 'Holy Blade'.
Ludwig — The boss fight location is Ludwig's Courtyard (a distinct sub-area), not the main Old Yharnam area.
Rom, the Vacuous Spider — The entry incorrectly describes the post-boss exit as leading to a 'Moon Presence area', whereas defeating Rom leads via ladder back to the Hunter's Dream.
Rom, the Vacuous Spider — The entry incorrectly lists 'Moon Presence' as an affiliation, as Rom is canonically associated with Byrgenwerth and the Nightmare of Mensis without direct evidence of serving the Moon Presence.
Orphan of Kos — The Orphan of Kos does not use fire attacks; it utilizes blood mist and projectiles, while fire lore pertains to the villagers burning Kos's corpse.
The Moon Presence — The entry incorrectly attributes the function of shepherding hunters to the Moon Presence; canonically, Gehrman performs this role while the Moon Presence seeks a surrogate child.
The Moon Presence — The entry falsely claims the hunter becomes the new Moon Presence; canonically, the hunter transforms into an infant Great One known as the 'Child of the Moon'.
The Cleric Beast — The entry incorrectly implies Bloodborne features a 'trophy for crafting' mechanic derived from boss drops; in canon, bosses drop Runes (used for healing or specific weapon transformations) and weapons are found or purchased, with no system utilizing boss trop
Pthumerians — The entry claims 'The Pthumerian Queen is a major adversary encountered within the depths of the Labyrinths during the base game's exploration.' There is no enemy or boss named 'Pthumerian Queen' in Bloodborne, and the Chalice Dungeons (where such enemies resi
Pthumerians — The entry claims 'Statues depicting Pthumerian figures can be found in various locations throughout Yharnam.' There are no statues of Pthumerians on the surface of Yharnam; their ruins, architecture, and artifacts are exclusive to the subterranean Labyrinths (
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