Editorial method
How we verify our guides
This is an independent, unofficial player resource. Our goal is to answer one real player problem per page without turning rumors, guessed drop rates, or outdated version notes into facts.
Our source order
- Official updates and patch notes establish what changed and which version introduced it.
- The community-maintained Wiki supplies detailed item, quest, location, and mechanic records.
- Player discussions reveal repeated points of confusion and possible edge cases. They do not become confirmed facts by themselves.
What “fact-checked” means here
Each guide is checked against its linked sources, given a visible review date, and written to separate confirmed mechanics from community reports. When reliable sources disagree or do not publish an exact number, we say so instead of inventing precision.
What we do not claim
We do not pretend that source research is the same as first-hand playtesting. A guide only describes direct in-game testing when that testing has actually been performed and documented. Until then, the page shows its sources and verification limits.
How pages improve after launch
Search queries, page feedback, official patches, and reproducible player reports identify what needs clarification. Material changes receive a new review date; dates are not changed merely to make an old page look fresh.