The Tenth Figure at Antioch
Different traditions disagree about who — or what — witnessed the founding vow. The setting intentionally does not settle the question.
The Wicked West separates fact from belief. Some things are confirmed. Some are institutional interpretations. Some accounts conflict. Some questions are deliberately left unanswered so campaigns can discover their own truth.
Canon material distinguishes between confirmed canon, documented fact, institutional belief, disputed accounts, and deliberate mysteries. A rumor is not automatically false, and an institution is not automatically correct because it has survived for centuries.
Different traditions disagree about who — or what — witnessed the founding vow. The setting intentionally does not settle the question.
Old Boston records preserve a procedural phrase whose meaning has multiple incompatible explanations.
The 1852 Duel of Shadows and Sarah Eldritch's crossing are established. What actually caused the crossing remains unresolved.
The Cartographers say eleven charts survive. Their own inventory accounts for ten.
Boston stories describe a late ferry operating beyond any reputable pilot's hours. Vessel, route, entity, or repeated story — the answer is withheld.
Accounts agree that the Auditor appears at significant events. Nobody has established the conditions that determine when mortals can actually see him.
These unanswered questions are intentional campaign space. The public website will not resolve them.