How a sentence gets on the page

Editorial policy

A fact is ready when two independent public sources agree. The official site and the official wiki are the same team, so they count as one official line, not as two confirmations. A Reddit thread can be the second source. If only the wiki says it, the page says so.

I will not average a disagreement into a new number. Season length is the example: the homepage says six months, the wiki says 4–6, TheGamer wrote four. All three stay. Season 13’s start is 24 April on the wiki and 25 April on aRPG Timeline. Both stay.

What we refuse to fill in

No end date for Season 14 or Season 15 until a public page states one. No rune prices while the market is behind a login. No “strongest build” that collapses Hiim’s tiers into one winner. No file size or launcher version the download page does not print. No supported resolution list the FAQ does not print.

Pages show the check date. It matches the dateModified on the page. Corrections go to [email protected]. Game client testing is not a requirement for publishing a correction. A public patch note is.

Questions

Do you copy the wiki?

No. The wiki is CC BY-SA 4.0. We link it, credit images, and write the “what to do next” layer. The table stays on their site.

Who is the author on the structured data?

The site publisher, the same organization as the contact address. Individual bylines are not used.

Related

Sources

Checked: 2026-10-28. Single-source claims are attributed; disagreements stay visible.

  • Official homepage — 2026-10-28 — Fetched 2026-10-28. Official source family, shared with the wiki. Launch label is literally 10am PST; no verified local-time conversion.
  • Wiki Seasons — 2026-10-28 — Fetched 2026-10-28. Single official-wiki source family for detailed numeric rules; separate wiki pages are not independent confirmation.
  • TheGamer feature — 2026-10-28 — Fetch failed on 2026-10-28 (HTTP/2 reset; HTTP/1.1 retry TLS EOF). Historical research citation only; not independent confirmation in this audit.