EDITORIAL STANDARD
Editorial and sourcing standard
The wiki aims to publish player guidance that is understandable, testable, and useful while separating in-game facts, official statements, community findings, and editorial judgment.
Source priority
Current in-game text and observed behavior come first, followed by developer announcements and official blogs. Community posts and publications help identify routes, builds, and edge cases and are credited in each article.
Patch-sensitive claims
Values, room counts, boss behavior, and triggers can change. Guides show update dates and version notes; the current game build takes precedence when sources conflict.
Editorial analysis
Build recommendations explain component roles, resource curves, failure tolerance, and progression timing. Experience-based conclusions are not presented as official rules.
Quotations and images
External material is summarized and linked with attribution rather than reproduced wholesale. Game names, images, and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
Corrections
Reported errors are checked against the current game, official updates, and original sources before the article date and all language editions are corrected.
Programmatic pages
The searchable codex keeps the complete dataset for on-site lookup, but thin detail records are excluded from search indexing, the sitemap and advertising surfaces. Indexing returns only after an entry has distinct explanation and checkable evidence.