Every game on this site has one primary reference: its own community wiki. Item stats, drop rates, recipes and patch values are read from there, not from memory. This page names each reference so you can check us.
What we read, and what we do with it
Wiki pages carry the raw values: damage numbers, spawn tables, crafting costs, version history. We take those values and then do the part the wiki does not do — compare them, rank them, and work out what they mean for a run.
The wiki is a reference, not a script. Where a page only restates a wiki table, it does not belong here. Where a calculation disagrees with a forum claim, the calculation wins and the page shows the working.
How a figure gets published
A number goes through three checks. First it is read from the wiki page. Then it is recomputed from the site's own data file. Finally a second source — a patch note, a game file, or a second wiki — has to agree.
If two sources disagree and neither can be shown to be newer, the page says so. We mark the value as unconfirmed rather than pick the nicer-looking one.
Bugs, wrong numbers, out-of-date patches
Early-access games change. A guide that was right in March can be wrong in June. If you find a figure that no longer matches the game, tell us through the contact page and include the patch you are on.
Reference wikis by game
51 of the 51 games on the site name a reference wiki below. The rest are still being documented, and their pages say which figures are unconfirmed.