EQL Source / Accuracy
Sourcing
standard.
This site exists because most EverQuest Legends reference material is classic EverQuest text in a Legends-shaped hole. The only defence against that is a standard applied without exceptions, including the inconvenient ones.
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The hierarchy
Official patch notes
Dated, authoritative, and they override everything below them. Anything published after a wiki page’s last edit supersedes that page.
Structured wiki data
Infoboxes, NPC tables, item tables, coordinate records on eqlwiki. Machine-shaped fields that somebody entered from the live game.
Named community guides
eqprogression.com, and maintained wiki user guides such as Alanna’s Race Unlock Guide. Named authors, actively updated, dated. Reliable, but they are one person’s reading of the game.
Aggregators
EQL Build Forge, EQ Legends Tools. Useful for cross-checking a number against a second pair of eyes. Each carries a snapshot date; anything older than the last patch is treated as stale.
Wiki prose
Large parts are a Project 1999 import, sometimes word for word. It describes a single-class game at fixed difficulty. It is quoted only when marked as classic, never as Legends fact.
Known gaps
This list is expected to grow as verification deepens, not shrink.
D4 boss behaviour
No published source documents which class kits attach to which raid boss at D3 and D4. Needs combat logs.
Five class tooltips
Ranger, Rogue, Shadow Knight, Shaman and Wizard reward stat blocks are unconfirmed for Legends. The turn-ins and drop sources are current; only the stats are missing.
Respawn ceilings
The 28 July patch lowered maximum respawn times without publishing figures. Affected plates state the pre-patch timer as a ceiling rather than a current value.
Placeholder removals
If placeholders are gone entirely, published spawn percentages may no longer mean anything. Unresolved, and it affects how every named roster should be written.
Druid and wizard port levels
Two wiki pages disagree — 25/27 against 19/29. The Travel Guide has been shown wrong on translocators, so it is weighted lower, but the conflict is open.
Plane of Sky geometry
The zone has never been surveyed, so the Eye of Veeshan model is schematic rather than measured.
A handful of /loc readings from islands 7 and 8 would fix it. The page says so in place.
Five missing maps
Crushbone, Befallen, Blackburrow, The Hole and The Warrens have survey plates but no navigation map companion. Blackburrow is next; its explicit three-floor structure suits a 3D treatment.
Verification gates
Five of the ten plates have not cleared the full three-gate standard. Which gate is open is listed against each zone on the plates page.
In-game confirmation
Most of these close with a screenshot or a log line. If you have one, it is worth more than another hour of reading wikis.
Change log
Typed by what changed, so a correction is never mistaken for an addition.