Datamined data
Search the complete beta-labelled spell records and source-declared beta talents, racials and Legacy records from the licensed export. Every result retains its own build, rank and evidence notes.
Full wiki database
Browse all published database records for items, abilities, crafting recipes, quests, creatures, zones and instance maps. Each record has its own wiki page. The licensed spell-and-talent catalogue below is one source collection within that wider database.
Search the licensed spell and talent reference
The catalogue contains 3,187 records: 1,754 spell entries, 1,318 talent ranks, 40 racial entries and 75 Legacy rank entries. Six Legacy entries are explicit source placeholders. There are 3,111 records at build 1.60.1.70009, 75 Legacy records at build 1.60.1.69876, and one beta observation whose exact build is unrecorded. The more specific Legacy section label takes precedence over the site's newer general header.[1]
If the interactive catalogue is unavailable, use the class spellbooks, talent pages, racial references and Legacy perks. The curated spellbooks remain focused on listed learning levels 1–20.
Coverage and interpretation
- All 1,754 beta-tagged spell records are included. Higher ranks, talent-granted abilities and alternate-acquisition flags are retained instead of silently discarded.
- 30 demo records and 12 Classic fallback records are excluded from the search. The separate Priest racial summary mixes beta effects with earlier race assignments and is not treated as an independently verified beta record.
- The source renders most spell tooltips at level 60 without gear. Displayed damage, healing or Mana cost is not a measurement at the listed learning level.
- A rank labelled source-confirmed describes the publisher's evidence, not an independent test by this wiki. Estimated ranks, placeholders and unknown builds keep explicit labels.
- Identical names across editions do not prove identical behavior. Classic comparison fields are excluded from the current-effect display.[1]
September 29 source check
Blizzard's public beta manifest still identifies 1.60.1.70009. The licensed export is byte-identical to the September 27 snapshot. Seven freshly requested client exports match the retained archive; the two previously unavailable exports still return HTTP 400. This is a targeted recheck, not a new download of the entire archive or proof that server hotfixes have stopped.[2]
Datamined item sets adds a focused reference for four set IDs added between the 69977 and 70009 archives, with 20 linked item IDs. Rotmender's Raiment separately records rendered database tooltips and reported acquisition limits. Newly documented wiki content is not necessarily newly released game content.
Latest client-table collection
The advertised English export catalogue for build 1.60.1.70009 was collected on 27 September: 610 of 612 tables and 1,928,683 rows. Two exports remain unavailable. The verified comparison found 456 shared downloaded tables byte-identical and 153 changed; one newly advertised table replaces a previously advertised table. Changes include item and spell records. These technical rows are not a count of distinct playable objects or new wiki articles. Download the latest coverage receipt.
The previous comparison retains the September 23 archive's 610/612 tables and 1,913,527 rows. Its findings describe those older builds, not build 70009.
Earlier client-table collection
The research archive separately collects Wago's advertised English CSV exports for Forever beta 1.60.1.69913. Blizzard's build configuration identifies the product as wow_classic_beta and the build as WOW-69913patch1.60.1_ForeverBeta.[3][4]
The archive is a research collection, distinct from the licensed searchable reference above. Each table has a retrieval URL, file checksum, column list and exported row count. An empty exported table is recorded as empty; a failed export stays listed as unavailable. No data from another build is substituted. The verified collection contains 610 of 612 advertised tables, totaling 1,913,519 exported rows (88,682,026 uncompressed bytes). The two unavailable exports, DeclinedWord and DeclinedWordCases, returned HTTP 400; they are not counted as empty tables. Download the coverage receipt.
Selected exported table counts are 19,171 ItemSparse rows, 31,767 SpellName rows, 6,600 QuestV2 identifiers and 73 Map rows. These overlap related tables and must not be added together as a count of distinct game objects. SkillLineAbility also includes class, pet and racial abilities; its 7,824 rows are not a recipe count.
Some client records are inherited, unused or incomplete. Quest IDs alone do not establish objectives or rewards, and raw item allocation fields do not directly give final tooltip amounts. Source-reported withheld rows remain unavailable.[5]
Snapshot and attribution
The licensed snapshot has SHA-256 4e769bb072e426824d1ce950f55fb48e8aeb840f4594cee23e06fe90b4458e42. Its generated date is 26 September; retrieval and review took place on 27 September. Older snapshots are retained, and the hash identifies the exact bytes reviewed.
The latest reviewed export has 466 active talents. Primal Bite and Blood Frenzy replace two Druid talent names; Improved Holy Strike and Crusade are absent from the current Paladin trees and preserved as historical pages. Updated spellbooks and racials retain exact source labels. The 21 Rogue poison and Blinding Powder recipe ranks remain included, with the source’s annotation on Instant Poison IV’s conflicting charge display.[1]
The September 20 source added weapon requirements to Holy Shield, Mutilate and Spearing Strike records. These are corrections in the source snapshot, not an asserted game hotfix.[1]
The data is attributed to Talents Forever, under CC BY 4.0. The catalogue normalizes source fields and adds evidence notes. That data license does not relicense game artwork. Project:Sources records the wider source directory.
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chris Baldwin, Talents Forever data export, generated 26 September 2026 and retrieved 27 September 2026. CC BY 4.0. Reorganized and annotated for World of Warcraft Forever Wiki. Game names and tooltip text belong to Blizzard Entertainment.
- ↑ Blizzard, public beta manifest; Chris Baldwin, licensed export; Wago Tools, exact-build exports. Retrieved 29 September 2026. Dated build and selected-export receipt.
- ↑ Blizzard public CDN, build configuration 6c0df97e8e481a9a41600e373367c200. Retrieved 20 September 2026.
- ↑ Wago Tools, exact-build DB2 catalogue. The English exports were collected with explicit build and locale parameters on 20 September 2026. The response filename and CSV structure are checked per table.
- ↑ ForeverDiff, methodology, reviewed 20 September 2026. Describes client-table provenance and limitations; this wiki does not claim to have recovered withheld content.
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