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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-13 · 30 entries checked · 22 flagged · 45 issues confirmed · 22 corrected · 23 still open
Vax'ildan — The entry incorrectly states Vax died 'prior to the finale'; canonically, he dies during Episode 115 (The End of All Things), which is the campaign's final episode.
Pike Trickfoot — The entry incorrectly states Pike traveled with 'eight other adventurers' from episode 1; canon confirms the maximum party size including Pike was eight (seven companions), and members like Percy and Tiberius joined later.
Pike Trickfoot — The entry claims Scanlan temporarily departed during the campaign; canon specifies he was captured by the Chroma Conclave, whereas Keyleth was the member who voluntarily left to find her people.
Keyleth — In Episode 22 ('The Ashari'), Keyleth returns to her home tribe, the Air Ashari in Zephrah with the main party accompanying her, rather than visiting another druid tribe alone.
Caleb Widogast — The entry incorrectly states the Mighty Nein Origins series concluded with Fjord's volume in October 2023; Caleb Widogast's individual graphic novel was released in December 2021, and Library Edition Volume 1 (October 2023) collects Beau, Nott, Yasha, and Fjor
Caleb Widogast — The entry incorrectly claims there are no announced plans for a Webtoon version; 'Caleb Widogast: The Mighty Nein Origins' was serialized as a digital vertical scroll series on Webtoon starting around November/December 2021.
Caduceus Clay — Taliesin Jaffe did not 'reprise' the role of Asha as she is a new character introduced in Exandria Unlimited: Calamity, distinct from his previous Campaign 2 role Yasha Nydoorin.
Caduceus Clay — Using 'reprised' for Asha incorrectly implies she is an established returning character, contradicting canon continuity where she was introduced in Calamity.
The Mighty Nein — The entry incorrectly states they failed to prevent the Apogee Solstice; canonically it is an unavoidable astronomical event, and their failure concerned stopping Ludinus's ritual.
The Mighty Nein — The entry falsely claims a multi-plane coordinated assault for the final stand; canon places the climax against Ludinus primarily on Exandria in Xhorhas.
Harpers — The entry claims the Harpers operate across Exandria, but they are a Forgotten Realms (Faerûn) organization and do not exist in Critical Role's Exandrian canon; the analogous information-gathering faction in Exandria is the Cobalt Soul.
Zhentarim — While historically Lawful Evil under Manshoon, modern 5e canon (Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide) classifies the reformed organization primarily as Lawful Neutral.
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