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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 25 entries checked · 9 flagged · 18 issues confirmed · 9 corrected · 9 still open
The Americans — Eric Northman's exact year of turning (circa 920 AD) is not established in canon; his maker Godric turned him around 930-940 AD, but the exact year is never stated.
The Americans — The claim that Old South vampires have walked the region 'since the colonial era' is misleading because some vampires like Eric are much older (Viking era), implying a unified timeline not canonically supported.
The Great War — The Great War is not a 19th-century conflict; in True Blood canon, the Great War is the ancient war between vampires and humans that led to the formation of the Vampire Authority and the creation of the Magister.
The Great War — The Treaty of 1905 is not a canonical event; there is no such treaty in True Blood lore.
Telepathy — Jason Stackhouse never exhibits telepathy after being turned into a vampire. In the series, Jason is turned into a vampire in Season 7 but does not gain telepathy; he remains a normal vampire without any mind-reading ability.
Telepathy — The claim that telepathy can run in families as seen with Sookie and Jason is incorrect. Sookie's telepathy is inherited from her fae lineage (her grandmother Adele was part-fae, and Sookie's father had fae blood), not as a human-born family trait. Jason does
Witchcraft — Sophie-Anne Leclerq is a vampire queen, not a witch, and her abilities are not derived from witchcraft.
Witchcraft — Witches first appear in Season 4, not Season 1.
TruBlood — The fae realm is not led by a 'Queen of the Light'; the correct title is Queen of the Faeries or Fae Queen.
Sookie's Psychic Awakening — The entry states Sookie's telepathy extends only to human minds and she cannot hear the thoughts of werewolves or other supernatural beings, but in canon she can hear werewolves and shifters, though their thoughts are often more animalistic or harder to parse.
Sookie's Psychic Awakening — The DID YOU KNOW section claims Sookie cannot hear the thoughts of werewolves or other supernatural beings, which contradicts the STATS section and established canon where she can hear werewolves and shifters.
Bill Compton's Arrival in Bon Temps — The entry states Bill is a 'free vampire' upon arrival, but in canon, Bill was sent to Bon Temps by the Vampire Queen of Louisiana to manipulate Sookie.
Bill Compton's Arrival in Bon Temps — The entry claims Bill later becomes a 'pet' to the Vampire Queen of Louisiana, but in canon he is a loyal servant and Regent, not a pet.
The Fae Kingdom — The ruler is incorrectly named 'Queen Maurella'; the correct name is Queen Mab.
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