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Is there an adjective that means that something is part of the lore? The word "lore-friendly" means something isn't in contradiction with the lore, but it doesn't necessarily mean something was mentioned in the book. Is there a word that's specifically tailored to mean the latter? I can't think of a single word that means that, but I swear there's a word for it.

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    Are you thinking of folkloric or folklorish?
    – Mick
    Commented Jul 28, 2019 at 17:20
  • folkloric can be used for novels like Games of Thrones?
    – user88427
    Commented Jul 28, 2019 at 17:30

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The word you are looking for is "canon". This means the object being discussed is accepted as part of the official lore. This is opposed to "non-canon" which means the object in contention had not been accepted as official for the moment (although sometimes it will get added later).

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"Canon" means something has been confirmed by the author of a piece of media. "The canon" refers to everything that is canon. You can either say that something is canon or that something is a part of the canon. Don't confuse canon with cannon (the weapon).

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