We link the sources behind gameplay claims, separate confirmed mechanics from our suggestions, and state relevant platform or version limits. Guides marked as previews cover the basics but may be missing some steps or details.
Sources you can follow
Official announcements establish published rules. Specific official Wiki entries support the abilities they describe. For an on-screen process, we check the relevant video frames and link to the creator and timestamp. Another guide can help us find a question or original source; repeated claims alone do not establish a fact.
We distinguish the date a video was uploaded from the version it shows. Third-party footage is never labeled as a playtest performed by this site.
What the dates mean
Checked is the date we reviewed the sources for an article. Updated records a substantive change to its content. Published records its first publication when that date is known. Checking an unchanged page does not give it a new update date.
Dates or version numbers we cannot establish are omitted. A historical test rule does not automatically apply to the current release, and a PC walkthrough does not establish the console or mobile controls.
Mechanics, advice and limits
We describe the conditions behind a reward or guarantee. One successful capture cannot establish a drop rate. Our recommendations explain the playstyle or resource trade-off behind them, rather than claiming one choice is best for everyone.
If sources disagree, we look for the original rule or current game screen. Unresolved details that affect your decision remain identified as unknown. Time-sensitive rewards and codes carry the relevant check date; that is not a promise they remain available.
Corrections and previews
When a confirmed error is found, we correct the affected explanation and review its links and related guidance. A substantive correction receives an updated date. Incomplete walkthroughs are marked as previews so you can see when more detail is still needed.