Sources and Evidence
Every factual guide page names the sources that support its main answer. This page explains which sources carry the most weight and where the current evidence stops.
Inventory checkedLast review: 23 Aug 2026
Evidence Levels
| Official primary | Official game site, system pages, producer letters, storefront facts, and official announcements. Used for game mechanics, modes, dates, platforms, and languages. |
|---|---|
| Released-game observation | A result that can be repeated in the same game build. It must name the version and test conditions. No page currently presents a released-game test as complete. |
| Independent cross-check | Reputable reporting can confirm an announcement or explain context, but it does not override the current official source. |
| Community question | Reddit, forums, videos, and comments help identify what players need. They are not treated as proof of a mechanic without verification. |
| Unverified | Specific levels, full data tables, formulas, or claims that the available sources do not support. These stay labeled or withheld. |
Core Official Sources
- Official game site — news, platform information, and primary navigation
- Official Introduction — setting and six Story factions
- Official System — campaign loop, units, combat, growth, and Class Change
- Steam store — release date, languages, PC requirements, and product features
- Steam Community — official announcements and producer updates
- Producer letters — detailed pre-release system examples
Known Evidence Gaps
- Complete class tree and exact Class Change requirements.
- Complete lists for Mission nations, monsters, Support traits, equipment, and objectives.
- Released-game damage, hit-rate, terrain, and difficulty formulas.
- Patch-specific fixes and reproducible troubleshooting after launch.
These gaps are not filled with data from older Brigandine games. A page is updated when a new official source or repeatable current-build test closes the gap.
Corrections
If a cited page changes or a guide conflicts with the released game, use the source links on that guide to identify the exact claim. Corrections should include the page URL, the sentence in question, the game version if relevant, and a public source or repeatable test.
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