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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: 2026-08-23 · 30 entries checked · 13 flagged · 28 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 15 still open
The Traveling Cart — The cart appears on Fridays and Sundays, but it also appears on the 15th and 16th of each season (the Night Market days) in a different location; the entry incorrectly implies it only appears on Fridays and Sundays.
The Traveling Cart — The cart does appear in the rain; it is not cancelled by rain, so the claim 'The cart will not appear if it is raining on the scheduled day' is false.
Slimes — Slime eggs are not obtained from wild slimes as drops; they are only obtained from the traveling cart, as monster drops from certain slimes in the Skull Cavern (e.g., Big Slimes), or crafted from slime.
Slimes — The building is called a 'Slime Hutch', not 'Slime Hut'.
Stardrop Valley — The entry states the valley was founded by settlers roughly a century ago to escape industrialization, but in canon, Pelican Town was established by the Gotoro Empire centuries ago, and the valley's history includes the Junimo and ancient dwarven/elven civiliz
Stardrop Valley — The entry claims Joja Corporation attempted to build a JojaMart and later a Joja Warehouse, but in canon, Joja only attempts to build a JojaMart in Pelican Town; there is no 'Joja Warehouse' as a separate project in the game's story.
Ginger Island — The track 'Ginger Island' has a duration of 2:40, but the actual track in the game's official soundtrack is 2:41.
Ginger Island — The orchestral album 'Symphonic Tale: The Place I Truly Belong' is not part of the Stardew Valley soundtrack; it is a separate arrangement, and its inclusion as a 'Did You Know' fact about the game's soundtrack is misleading.
Witch's Swamp — The access requirement incorrectly states that a Strange Bun can be used; only Void Mayonnaise works.
Witch's Swamp — The location description incorrectly places the cave in the southeastern part of Cindersap Forest; it is actually in the far northeast corner.
Prehistoric Tool — The entry's LORE section incorrectly refers to the artifact as 'Prehistoric Sword' instead of the correct name 'Prehistoric Tool'.
Prehistoric Tool — The entry states the 'Prehistoric Tool' is a legendary artifact, but it is actually a common artifact.
Grandpa's Letter Delivery — The cutscenes do not occur on the first day of each season in Year 1; they occur on specific days: Spring 1 (intro letter), Summer 1 (no cutscene—only a letter), Fall 1 (no cutscene—only a letter), Winter 1 (no cutscene—only a letter). The only actual cutscene
Grandpa's Letter Delivery — The evaluation score threshold for the Statue of Perfection is 12 or more out of 21 possible points, but the Statue is awarded only if the score is 12 or higher, not 'all four light at a score of 12 or more'—the candles light progressively: 1 candle at 4 point
Joja Corporation Route — The entry states the route unlocks 'only after the player enters the Community Center basement or speaks with Morris about the development form.' In canon, the Joja route is available from the start; the player can purchase a Joja membership immediately from M
Joja Corporation Route — The entry claims the key item is a 'Joja Membership Card.' In the actual game, the key item is simply called the 'Joja Membership,' not a card.
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