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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-24 · 22 entries checked · 8 flagged · 20 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 12 still open
Comstar — The entry states that Komarr first appears in *Shards of Honor*. In fact, Komarr is first mentioned in *Shards of Honor*, but the planet itself does not appear as a setting until *The Vor Game*.
Comstar — The entry claims that the mutiny on the *Triumph* and Vordarian's plots are part of the same conspiracy in *The Vor Game*. In canon, the mutiny on the *Triumph* is a separate incident involving the Dendarii Mercenaries and Admiral Naismith, not a Komarran cons
The Vorkosigan Family — Ivan Vorpatril's mother is Alys Vorpatril, not just Padma Vorpatril; the entry omits her.
The Cetagandan Empire — Beta Colony is not later the Komarr Republic; Komarr was a separate polity conquered by Barrayar, and Beta Colony remains an independent power throughout the saga.
The Cetagandan Empire — The three great powers are Cetaganda, Barrayar, and the Beta Colony; Komarr is not a great power and was never considered a peer to Cetaganda or Barrayar.
The Vorbarra Family — Ezar Vorbarra died of a heart attack or was euthanized after a long illness, not via a bomb in his shuttle; the shuttle bomb was a plot by Prince Serg and the Cetagandans, not orchestrated by Ezar himself.
The Vorbarra Family — Ezar did not deliberately arrange his own demise via a bomb to frame the Cetagandans; his death was from natural causes or assisted suicide unrelated to the shuttle explosion.
The Vorkosigan Family's Rise from Minor Nobility — The entry states that Aral Vorkosigan's first combat was as an ensign during the Escobaran War, but canon shows his first combat was as an ensign during the Cetagandan invasion, and he was a lieutenant during the Escobaran War.
The Vorkosigan Family's Rise from Minor Nobility — The entry claims the Vorkosigans were 'minor Counts' and 'sat well below the great houses,' but in canon they were a major Count's house, with Piotr Vorkosigan being a powerful Count and key military leader.
Beta-people — The entry states that 'Beta' is slang for individuals with severely limited fine motor control, but in canon, 'Beta' is a term for people from the planet Beta Colony, not a slang term for a disability.
Beta-people — The entry claims that 'some, like Miles Vorkosigan, retain partial use of their hands,' but Miles's fine motor control is severely impaired; he cannot use his hands for tasks like writing or feeding himself without assistance, and there is no canonical evidenc
Gregor Vorbarra — The entry incorrectly refers to Emperor Ezar as Gregor's father; Gregor's father is Prince Serg, and Ezar is his grandfather.
Reavers — The Reavers first appear in *The Warrior's Apprentice*, not *Barrayar*.
Reavers — The Komarr system is not a 'backwater star system'; it is a major wormhole nexus.
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