Compared views
181 source tables plus the combined spell mechanics view.
These pages compare readable Forever beta client records with a fixed Era baseline. They show additions, field differences and recovered relationships so you can inspect the evidence behind a discovery.
Forever 1.60.1.69876 Era 1.15.9.69722
181 source tables plus the combined spell mechanics view.
Named places in the map catalogue, including inherited Azeroth regions.
IDs absent from the readable Era baseline; not confirmed live factions.
“New” means an ID is absent from the readable baseline. “Changed” compares compatible named fields on shared IDs. Neither label proves that content is available in the live game. The Era sources also include Season of Discovery records.
Comparison details retain source tables and build provenance. Installed-client evidence from build 1.60.1.69893 is used only where a matching table or separately labeled source was verified.
Inspect all compared tables →5,381 SpellName IDs and 4,905 ItemSparse IDs are absent from the readable Era baseline. Shared spell names include Curse of Doom → Bane of Doom and Curse of Agony → Bane of Agony.
Item candidates include Lordaeron Forever Tabard, Shen’dorei Tabard, Replica Ironforge Air Rifle and Kirin Tor Tabard. 12,556 item-to-spell links and 52 spell-learning relationships expose more context in record details.
Comparable cost examples include Chain Lightning (421): 280 → 225, and Lightning Bolt (915): 75 → 60 and (943): 105 → 85. Source layouts must be compatible before these fields can be compared.
14,008 compatible named-field differences were validated across 9,836 spell IDs, mostly level and target metadata. This is not a count of balance changes; exact item stat amounts remain unresolved.
312 of 1,795 observed-new quest IDs have readable supporting context. The headings identify quest lines, starter items, linked spells or criteria by source role; full quest titles, dialogue, objectives and per-quest rewards remain unrecovered.
Recovered markers contain 99 coordinate points for 22 quests. They are marker locations, not established quest-start zones. Another 321 client spell operations reference 302 quest IDs.
The Legacy reader preserves 65 challenge title/category pairs and all 130 native variants, each linked to point currency 4225 with Amount 1. It also shows three perk trees, native availability connections and rewards at ranks 15, 25, 40 and 55.
Source-group eligibility and the combined unlock rule remain unresolved. Variant counts are not an asserted earnable point total, and tree arrows are not confirmed strict prerequisites.
56 shared faction IDs have 186 named-field differences. Of the 44 additions, 18 have a nonnegative reputation index, including test and system records.
Readable names include Kirin Tor, Guardians of Hyjal, Earthen Ring, Cenarion Scouts and Theramore Expeditionary Force. Client reputation records do not establish live grinds, vendors or rewards.
Faction and reputation changes →Readable flight metadata connects Riverglades to Eastern Kingdoms and Hyjal locations to Kalimdor. Six new difficulty-linked map IDs still lack readable Map names; dungeon research keeps that uncertainty visible.
Mail text mentions shen’dorei druids, magical education in Dalaran and a Supreme Magister summons. Interface strings describe Classic/Enhanced presets and ruleset restrictions. Labels and prototype records do not establish enabled content.
186 locally recovered skill records add class/race masks, minimum levels and skill tiers. The map catalogue and record comparison serve different purposes: explore geometry in Maps, inspect metadata differences in Changes.
Research retains exact-build sources, recorded hashes, coverage checks and per-table ID/field differences. The original expanded comparison had 65 unavailable exports and 135 empty raw tables; these are source-snapshot gaps, not the count of current comparison views.
Encrypted sections, live hotfixes and server-only data remain gaps. Creature previews do not reproduce native animation, equipment or environment shaders. Client placeholder descriptions and unresolved spell-value tokens are kept visible rather than filled with guessed values.