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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-21 · 28 entries checked · 8 flagged · 21 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 13 still open
Dunkelzahn — Dunkelzahn was assassinated by a bomb hidden in his limousine, not in the Watergate Hotel during a private reception
Dunkelzahn — Dunkelzahn was president-elect before his assassination, so calling him 'former UCAS President-elect' is accurate
Alamais — The entry states Alamais appears in the original Shadowrun: Dragonfall campaign and its Director's Cut, but he actually appears only in the Director's Cut, not in the original Dragonfall campaign.
Jordan Weisman — The entry states that Weisman co-founded FASA Interactive, which produced the MechWarrior series including MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat (1995) and its expansions, as well as MechWarrior 3 (1999). However, FASA Interactive was founded by Weisman and other
Jordan Weisman — The 'Did You Know' section states that MechWarrior 2: 31st Century Combat (1995) and its expansions were developed by Activision, but the entry text incorrectly attributes it to FASA Interactive. This is a contradiction within the entry itself.
Ingram Smartgun X — The Ingram Smartgun X first appears in Shadowrun, Second Edition (1992) or later supplements, not in the first edition core rulebook.
Ingram Smartgun X — The manufacturer is simply 'Ingram' as a brand, not 'Ingram Corporation'.
Dragonfall: The Ascent — The entry incorrectly states Feuerschwinge 'was killed' as a definitive fact, whereas the campaign's plot revolves around the dragon's survival, not its death.
Dragonfall: The Ascent — The entry describes the Feuerschwinge Bunker as 'a research facility, not the dragon's lair,' but in the game's canon, the bunker is explicitly the dragon's lair where it was killed and its remains were studied.
Seattle — The Awakening is stated to have occurred in 2011, but the specific event that 'shattered the old maps' for Seattle (the Treaty of Denver and the formation of the Native American Nations) occurred in 2018, not 2011.
Seattle — The claim that the Renraku Arcology is featured prominently in the 1993 SNES game 'Shadowrun' is inaccurate; the Renraku Arcology is a major location in the Sega Genesis version, not the SNES version.
Chicago — The insect spirit infestation began in 2055, not 2056.
Chicago — The Containment Zone description is incomplete; it included the Stockyards and other areas beyond the Loop and Near South Side.
Denver — The Treaty of Denver is described as a 'temporary ceasefire' that partitioned the city; in canon, it was the formal agreement that established permanent zone divisions, not a temporary ceasefire.
Denver — The Ghost Dance Wars are stated to have 'officially ended later with the Treaty of 2018 or broader peace accords'; in canon, the Ghost Dance Wars ended with the Treaty of Denver in 2055, not 2018.
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