Editorial policy
A figure needs two independent public sources before I treat it as settled. One source stays labeled as one source.
I check store pages, the publisher site, the Miraheze Monster Train 2 wiki, the Fandom Monster Train wiki, patch notes, YouTube titles and descriptions, and public forum threads. Two independent sources count as verified. A wiki page alone is '1 source · wiki' in the status column. I do not upgrade that to official just because the sentence is tidy.
Prices, dates, version numbers, and platform lists are re-read when a page is updated, and the page's modified date is that reading. If Nintendo's publisher field says Good Shepherd and Steam says Big Fan Games, both stay. I do not average them. A blank cell means I did not have a source, not that the value is zero.
Rankings of clans, champions, and souls are opinion. The method I use is: what the card text actually says, whether a DLC is required, and what a named community guide or video claims. I cite that guide. I do not present the grade as extracted from the game. Each page ends with one Limitation sentence.
FAQ
Do you test codes in the game?
These games do not have a redeem-code list on the store pages or the wiki. This site has no codes page.
Sources
- Monster Train 2 Wiki (Miraheze) — checked 2026-11-09
- Steam — Monster Train 2 — checked 2026-11-09
Related: Monster Train 2 hub · how facts are checked