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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 · 14 flagged · 33 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 19 still open
Clary — Glory first appears in 'The Dragonet Prophecy (Book 1)', not 'The Lost Heir (Book 2)'
Clary — The entry's lore section implies a relationship with a RainWing queen that does not exist in canon
Sunny — Sunny has RainWing ancestry, as revealed in *The Brightest Night* (Book 5) when it is discovered that her mother, Secretkeeper, had a RainWing ancestor.
Sora — Sora is not merely Umber's sister; she is also the sister of Reed and was involved in the plot to assassinate Queen Moorhen.
Sora — The entry states Sora does not participate in broader political conflicts, but she was directly involved in the assassination attempt on Queen Moorhen.
RainWings — The entry states RainWings 'First Appears=The Lost Heir (Book 2)', but RainWings first appear in The Dragonet Prophecy (Book 1), when Glory is introduced as a dragonet of the prophecy.
RainWings — The entry says 'The RainWing rainforest has a coastal border shared with the SeaWings', but the rainforest's coastal border is with the SkyWings, not the SeaWings.
SeaWings — The SeaWings are one of the seven great dragon tribes in the world of Wings of Fire — There are actually ten tribes in the main series (the seven original plus the three from Pantala: SilkWings, HiveWings, and LeafWings).
SeaWings — The SeaWings have faced challenges to their unity and leadership, but their queen, Coral, has ruled the tribe for decades. The resulting upheaval reshapes their politics — This sentence is incomplete and implies that Coral's rule itself caused upheaval, which
ShadowWings — ShadowWings are not one of the seven canon tribes; the seven canon tribes are MudWings, SkyWings, SeaWings, IceWings, SandWings, NightWings, and RainWings.
ShadowWings — No war between ShadowWings and RainWings over shared territory exists in canon; the only major rainforest war is between NightWings and RainWings.
The Prophecy of Four — The prophecy was not written by Morrowseer; it was written by the NightWing Farsight, as stated in the Winglets series (specifically 'Deserter').
The Prophecy of Four — The prophecy was not hidden in a cave in the rainforest; it was originally kept in a cave on an island in the Bay of a Thousand Scales (the NightWing island) before being moved to the rainforest by the Talons of Peace.
The NightWing Split — The claim that the departed faction 'carried with it the bulk of NightWing political power' is misleading because the group that left became the dominant tribe, but the stayers were not a separate marginalized community; they were simply the NightWings who rem
The NightWing Split — The entry states the stayers are 'a smaller, less politically connected community' and 'written into the margins of history,' but in canon, the NightWings who stayed on the island are the same tribe that later interacts with the other tribes; there is no separ
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