The cartographer's archive for game worlds — in-depth guides, item data, recipes, and lore, curated by players who actually finish the games.
The collection
Each wiki is hand-crafted, fully searchable, and built on the same fast-loading static framework. Four worlds, all live — indexed to the last sellsword and the last boss.
Survival sailing in the age of pirates. Item recipes, crew gear, ship blueprints, bestiary, quest evidence, discovery zones — all in one searchable codex.
A Game of Thrones codex
Westeros indexed — classes, weapons, skills, items, quests, dungeons, houses, and every lord, sellsword, and Wight from the Free Cities to Beyond the Wall.
A Path of Exile 2 build codex
Wraeclast indexed — builds, ascendancies, gems, items, uniques, passive tree, and patch notes. Curated by community creators, in EN + TH.
Boss codex — Fellow and Kupole counters
Every boss in Tree of Savior M and which Fellow and Kupole counters it — by element and race. Drops, boss cards, dungeon line-ups, and a buff-power tier list, in EN + TH.
Not a wiki — a trade tool
Wraeclast Market — a free Chrome extension for PoE 1 and PoE 2
The hands behind Exile Codex also built the extension they wanted on the trade site. Filter by any mod straight from a result, see how good each roll is, and copy items into Path of Building, without leaving pathofexile.com.
Free on the Chrome Web Store
Real results from the trade site, with the extension on.
What it adds to every result
Nothing runs behind your back
No background requests. A search only happens when you click Apply or press Enter.
Free and open source
No account, no paid tier. The code is on GitHub.
PoE 1 and PoE 2
Works on both official trade sites, /trade and /trade2.
Fan-made and not affiliated with Grinding Gear Games. Already using the original Better Trading? Disable it first, because the two overlap.
Not a wiki — a party
Party Kee Mao — a Thai party game for iPhone and iPad
The same hands that build these wikis made a drinking-game app. Pass one phone around the table — dice, cards, a crocodile with a bad tooth, and a 3D animal race that decides who pours the next one.
Coming soon to the App Store
Real screens from the app — nothing staged.
10 tracks
Animal Race — ten 3D tracks
Pick your animal and cheer. Chaotic pickups mid-lap, and whoever backed the loser pours.
All eleven games
One app, eleven different ways to decide who drinks — no props, no cards to lose, no rules to argue about.
Works offline
No signal at the bar? Nothing here needs one.
No ads, no accounts
Free. No sign-up, no pop-ups, nothing to buy mid-round.
One phone for the table
One person installs it. Everyone else just takes a turn.
Offline, free, no accounts. Made for players of legal drinking age — enjoy it, and drink slower than the game tells you to.
What is this
Most game wikis are slow, ad-ridden, and run on dying engines. Codex Wiki is the opposite — static, blazing fast, accurate, and cross-referenced so you spend less time searching and more time playing.
Each wiki is a separate site, sharing the same design and tooling, deployed on a global CDN. New game wikis are added when the data is accurate enough to ship.
Accurate and complete
Recipes, stats, and drops cross-checked for every entry — not hand-typed guesswork.
Built for speed
Fully static, served from a global CDN. No login, no tracking walls, no autoplay.
Bilingual today, polyglot soon
Windrose in English + Thai (ไทย); Exile Codex and Tree of Savior M in English + Thai; Kingsroad arriving with 12 locales including Thai, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.
Get in touch
Found a game that deserves a proper wiki? Tell us — the next codex might be the one you asked for.
Prefer email? Write us at codexwikiweb@gmail.com.
