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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: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 14 flagged · 32 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 18 still open
Martin the Warrior — Martin received the sword from his father Luke on the island of Marshank, not Terramort.
Martin the Warrior — Martin was alive during the founding of Redwall Abbey and died shortly after its completion, not long before it was founded.
Salamandastron — The novel 'Salamandastron' is the fourth book published, not fifth, and the eighth chronologically, not ninth.
Salamandastron — The incident of Swinkee's tail being pulled off is done by Pikkle Ffolger, not Mara.
Bella the Badger — The entry states that after Veil attempts to poison Friar Bunfold, a hedgehog drinks the poisoned water instead and survives. In the actual canon, the hedgehog dies from the poison.
Bella the Badger — The entry states that Sunflash returns to Redwall with Bryony and Togget after the climactic events. In the actual canon, Sunflash remains at Salamandastron and does not return to Redwall; Bryony and Togget return alone.
Cluny the Scourge — Cluny's fortress is not called 'Castle Kotir' as a proper name; it is simply Kotir or the old fortress.
Cluny the Scourge — Cluny's horde does include foxes, so the claim that it did not include foxes is incorrect.
Hares — The first appearance of hares is not in Mossflower; hares appear earlier in the series, notably in 'Redwall' (1986) as part of the Long Patrol serving at Salamandastron, whereas 'Mossflower' (1988) is a prequel.
Sword of Martin — The entry states the sword was placed in the Abbey wall by Martin himself before his death, as depicted in 'Mossflower'. This is incorrect: Martin placed the sword in the wall at the end of 'Redwall', not in 'Mossflower'.
Abbey Keys — The entry is entirely about the biblical figure Methuselah, not about the 'Abbey Keys' from the Redwall series as requested.
Abbey Keys — The entry misattributes the subject: the fan encyclopedia entry was supposed to be about the 'Abbey Keys' artifact from Redwall, but instead discusses a completely unrelated biblical figure.
Journey to Salamandastron — The fortress Salamandastron was not built by the badger Lord Urthwyte; it was originally built by the badger Lord Brocktree and his followers, as depicted in the novel 'Lord Brocktree'.
Journey to Salamandastron — Martin the Warrior never visited Salamandastron during his own adventures; the character Martin the Warrior lived centuries before Salamandastron was built, and the Martin who appears in 'Salamandastron' is a descendant or later mouse, not the original Martin.
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