Editorial Policy
Short answer: we read every source ourselves, label every claim by how well it is supported, and show disagreements instead of hiding them.
The label system
Every claim carries one of six labels:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Official | Stated by Epic Games — in-game text, official posts or patch notes |
| Reported | Multiple independent outlets or credible first-hand reports agree; Epic has not confirmed |
| Community estimate | A number or claim circulating in the community with no traceable origin |
| Disputed | Sources actively disagree; we show each version |
| No source | Claim repeated with nothing behind it at all |
| False | Contradicted by in-game text or official statements |
How sources are checked
Before a claim gets a label, we open the source and read what it actually says — not another site's summary of it. Player reports are marked as such no matter how widely they are repeated. Numbers with no traceable origin (like the "1 in 700,000" drop rate) are labelled community estimates, never stated as fact.
Numbers we calculate ourselves
Where we do arithmetic (for example, what a 1-in-700,000 rate implies over N chests), the formula and assumption are printed next to the result. If the assumption is unverified, the result is illustrative only.
Corrections and updates
Dates that matter on this site: <page-level "Updated" dates> change whenever a fact changes, not on a schedule. If you find an error, use the contact page; confirmed errors are fixed and noted the same day.
What we will never do
We do not sell, generate or broker game rewards; we do not run "token generator" tools (they are scams); we do not publish unverifiable live odds; and we do not accept payment for coverage.