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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: 2026-08-24 · 29 entries checked · 14 flagged · 39 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 25 still open
The Tenno — The Tenno's betrayal and massacre of the Orokin leadership was the direct cause of the Empire's fall, not an event that occurred after it.
The Tenno — The Tenno entered cryosleep on Lua, and the Lotus (Natah) hid Lua in the Void to protect them, but she did not personally place them into cryosleep.
Ballas — Ballas was killed by the Operator using the Paracesis, not by Lotus/Natah directly.
Ballas — Ballas did not survive the Orokin Era in a continuous living state; he was executed and later revived by the Sentients.
Drifter — The Drifter was first introduced as a playable character in Update 31.0 (The Duviri Paradox), not Update 30.5.
Drifter — The Drifter does not channel Void energy through the Sirocco pistol; the Sirocco is a standard kinetic sidearm.
Tenno — The entry states that the Lotus began awakening Tenno from cryopods on Lua, which was hidden in the Void after the Old War. In canon, Lua was hidden in the Void during the Old War, and the Tenno were awakened from the Second Dream on Lua, not from cryopods.
Tenno — The entry says Warframes are 'non-sentient constructs,' but in canon Warframes have a form of sentience or residual consciousness, as shown in The Second Dream and The War Within, making the phrasing misleading.
Orokin Empire — The Orokin Empire's highest known authority was the Seven Executors, not a single emperor.
Orokin Empire — The Zariman children became the Tenno, and Warframes were originally created from adult subjects, not built around the children's individual abilities; the Tenno later controlled them via Transference.
Sentients — The tagline states Sentients seek 'conquest of the Origin System,' but their established goal is to prevent the Orokin/Tenno from interfering with their colonization of Tau, not conquest of the Origin System.
The Tenno — The Zariman Ten Zero did not 'successfully enter' the Void in a planned sense; it was lost during a Void jump and later reappeared.
The Tenno — The Tenno were placed into cryopods by the Lotus after the fall of the Orokin Empire, not after the Night of the Naga Drums, which was the Tenno's rebellion against the Orokin.
Zariman Ten Zero — The Zariman Ten Zero was lost for decades in real time, not years, and the children experienced centuries of subjective time inside the Void, not decades.
Zariman Ten Zero — The children were already called Tenno by the Orokin upon discovery, before Transference technology was developed.
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