This content was written by a human editor from primary sources, without AI drafting. The highest confidence level on the Compendium.
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About the Compendium
An unofficial, community-sourced knowledge base for Thronewake. It grew out of an idea to feed all the Q&A between players into an LLM and produce a document summarizing everything exchanged in the chats — made available to everyone to read and edit.
How information is marked
Statements attributed to the developer are treated as authoritative. Player-supplied details are marked (player-reported), (unconfirmed), or (player note) depending on how well-corroborated they are — see “Sourcing conventions” in CONTRIBUTING.md for the full rules.
1× values are the base game numbers, but speed scaling is mechanic-specific. Production and many timers use raw speed, movement uses a 1×/2×/4× bracket, and some capacities scale while ordinary storage and merchant carts do not. See Worlds & Server Speed.
AI-generated content
Much of the Compendium originated in Discord chat extraction or AI-assisted drafting. Pages marked Code-Verified have since been checked systematically against the current game source code and corrected to match the implementation. The meter tracks pages that remain unverified AI drafts:
0% of wiki pages are still unverified AI drafts. Code-Verified pages have been checked against the implementation but can still benefit from independent human review.
Learn about the verification states.
Code verification is substantially stronger than an unchecked AI draft, but it is not the same as independent human editorial review and can become outdated when the implementation changes. The badge on each article states which kind of verification it has received.
Future of this wiki
Eventually, a knowledge base should be built into the game as its own section. The developer has stated that this is on the roadmap, together with a kind of advisor chatbot1.
That doesn’t mean this wiki isn’t worth working on, though. Its end goal could be to serve as a solid foundation for the game developer to build the in-game knowledge base later on. So if you’d like to help improve the game, contributing here could be an indirect way to do it.
How can you help
- Review AI-generated content. Check a page’s claims against a primary source, fix what’s wrong, and record whether the review was code-assisted or performed independently by a human.
- Correct numbers, timings, or mechanics that are wrong or out of date.
- Add new sourced information — dev posts, changelog entries, or well-corroborated player reports.
- Fix clarity issues — better wording, missing context, broken links.
- Write new pages for mechanics that aren’t covered yet.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide, including for those who have never used GitHub before.