Sources, checks, and updates

A figure is settled on this site only when two sources that do not copy each other say the same thing. Steam news and the Steam store count as two when they are different pages. Two fan-written guides that cite each other do not. One guide plus a screenshot can support a name. One guide alone is labeled as one source and is not upgraded because I liked the sentence.

Rules the pages follow

• Moving numbers (price, review percent, player count, achievement percent, Discord headcount) carry the day they were read. 5 Nov 2026 is the read behind this version.
• When two sources disagree, both stay. Mag Ranger's element, Red Dragon's 130, the demo clock, and the TapTap iOS date are examples.
• Empty cells stay empty. Hero translations, boss HP, drop rates, and a letter-grade tier list are empty on purpose.
• No page asks you to log into the game and redeem a code before the page can be trusted. There is no code list because no code program was found.
• Pages are not a paste of another guide. Patch notes are paraphrased. Screenshots keep the studio credit.
• The first-person note at the bottom of each page is the editor's judgment for that URL. The limitation sentence is the boundary, and it is one sentence.

Updates land when a news post changes a system we described, or when a conflict resolves. The article modified time on every page matches the sitemap date for that build. Entity detail pages are not created until a name has its own demand and enough unique text. Today every named unit lives in a table.