How We Keep the Field Notes Honest

We prioritize author, publisher, and official product pages. Book references name the work used; page and chapter details are only added when reliably established. Recorded firsthand observation can support a narrow observation, but not a universal rule.

• Verified: a statement supported by a named, traceable source.
• Observed: a direct observation with a defined setting and date.
• Unconfirmed: a question without sufficient evidence.
• Outdated: a prior statement superseded by newer information.

Community screenshots can suggest something to investigate. They do not establish a bonding probability or guarantee a particular outcome.

Home and quiz copy avoid plot reveals. The field index marks first-book scope and uses explicit controls for dragon–rider bonds. Later-book identities, deaths, and relationship changes are omitted from this initial index.

Hidden information is not protected or secret: it exists in the page source, but remains inside a deliberate disclosure rather than a visual blur. Metadata and share images avoid relationship spoilers.

“Updated” records an actual content change. “Checked” identifies a source review, not a claim that the complete official experience was tested. Rebuilding the website does not automatically change either date.

Corrections should include a specific page, a source, and a book scope when relevant. After reviewing a material correction, update the affected content and its date. We do not invent an editorial staff, expertise, or a correction history.

This build contains no advertising or affiliate links. Any later commercial relationship needs a clear disclosure near the relevant recommendation and an updated privacy description.