Grimmtooth's Troops

Heads up, everybody!

It’s the other shoe that didn’t drop when 5.0.4 came out.  Blackfallow Ink has gotten its pink slip:

Beginning after the maintenance on Tuesday, October 9, ink traders will be converting from accepting Blackfallow Ink to accepting Ink of Dreams and Starlight Ink will become available for purchase. If you’re still holding on to your Blackfallow Ink, your time to trade it in is running short.

– Nethaera

You’ve got until you log out tonight (ish) to resolve your Blackfallow Ink issues.  Actually, this is an unexpected courtesy. Ink of the Sea got ditched without warning when 4.0.3 went live, so I was expecting much the same this time around.

The good news is this: if you have leftover herbs or Blackfallow inks, you an cash those in for Ink of the Sea now, and still blow through them in no time if your server’s like mine.  Ink of the Sea is still the highest-demand ink out there, so you really can’t have too much of it.

I was both surprised and pleased to learn that there are already a lot of addons for the Pet Battles system.  I was also surprised there was a need for them, but upon using the system, it became apparent why that was so. They apparently keep the original design team from 2001 on hand to get the ball rolling on new interface elements. The Battle Pet interface thus isn’t unusable, but, merciful Light, it can use a bit of help.

I’ve taken some time to go through all the addons I could lay hands on, the results which follow. I hope it proves useful.

Team Managers

After the Pet Merge of 2012, most avid players have a multitude of potential battle pets to choose from, and, if you’re like Team Grimmtooth, each alt has preferences.  You may have noticed, however, that whatever team is set up for one toon, shows up for all toons, even across servers.  So what’s needed here is a way to simplify the job of setting up the battle team for each toon.  Fortunately, the WoW addon community has you covered.

PetBattle Teams

PBT’s biggest draw is the huge number of teams you can assemble. I’d be happy with ten or so for all the alts, but this one makes sure there is plenty of breathing room. The controls for building a team take a little bit of getting used to, but the controls for switching teams is simplicity exemplified. Open your pet journal, click on the team you want, move on.

What is missing, for me, is a means to name / label each team meaningfully. Eventually, there will be a dedicated team for each of my toons here, and labels make that a lot simpler.

Which leads right up to the other contender in this category.

Battle Pet Tabs

This one only offers eight saved teams, which is probably plenty for most folks. It also lets you set macros for each team, and name them in a significant-to-you manner.

The most pleasant surprise is that even with three teams configured, this addon still used very little memory. True, it spiked to around 200K, but it let go of most of that when the garbage collector came by¹.

Unless you’re looking to set up a LOT of teams, this one seems to be the better choice.

Well, almost.

There’s a bug … it forgets your teams between logins. Assuming this gets fixed, this is my choice.  If not, well, good memory without nametags is better than non memory at all, amirite?

Update: I’m reading in the online comments at Curse that there is a conflict between this and PetJournal Enhanced. If I had to discard one of the two, it would be the other one. But I’d like to have both. I hope they get this sorted.

Pet Journal Enhancements

The Pet Journal contains a lot of filters and other organization tools.  But pretty much every default UI element has been enhance, and this is no different.

PetJournal Enhanced

This does two things, primarily.

It adds new sorting options to the sorting menu, allowing such things as sort-by-level. Additional filters are also added, so you can, for example, filter by the zone you’re in, which is pretty spiffy if you’re in that mode already! 

Secondly, additional pet info is provided for all the pets, allowing you to see at a glance several relevant things about your pet, such as what kind of pet it is (“tanky, speedy, powerful”), as well as its rarity.

Now, at 285K, it’s the heavyweight of all of our candidates, but toting around a database of information can do that.  And as far as size goes, relative to some addons, it’s pretty slight.

As noted above, there may be some conflict between this and Battle Pet Tabs. Hopefully that gets cleared up. That does lower the score of both just a bit, however.

LibPetJournal-2.0

Because this addon will almost invariably show up in your searches, I mention it now.

This is a library of software routines to enhance the Pet Journal, but it is not a program that will run on its own. I do not encourage downloading it separately, as those that need it, have it incorporated.

For example, PetJournal Enhanced (above) happens to use this library, so you get it automatically if you use that addon.

Tooltip Enhancers

By far the most popular enhancement type I’ve seen so far is the tooltip enhancer. These in some way enhance your tooltips, under a variety of circumstances, to help you organize your pet collection and make decisions as to whether to engage a wild pet, or what team makeup to use, or so forth.

The really useful enhancers work in the wild, hovering over a pet, hovering over its unit frame, hovering over it on the mini map, as well as hovering over its nameplate during a battle.  Some also do this for auction house pet crates². One or two seem to be dedicated only to AH tooltips; I didn’t really test that aspect.

BattlePetCount

This one is my favorite of this type. The tooltip is clean and clear, shows ALL of the pets of that type that you might already have, and works with the minimap. The Minimap tooltip is abbreviated but helpful. The in-battle tooltip works with the battle pet unit frames.

It’s a little heavy on the memory, but it appears to be put to good use.

Pet Known

This one didn’t work for me – might have been an issue with TipTac, as someone else noted, but you know what? Plenty of tool tip addons get along fine with it, so I’m thinking TipTac isn’t the problem.

That may come off a bit harsh, but trust me, I can be harsher.

Trapper’s Sense

I liked the look of the toopltips that this one generated.  There are a couple of problems.

First of all, it doesn’t work with the minimap. This is not a show-stopper by any means, but it does fall short of a reasonable bar.

Secondly, if you have less than three of the sort of pet being looked at, you will get LUA errors. Now, with my setup, I have something that catches them (Bugsack and BugGrabber, which I highly recommend), but not everyone is so fortunate.  Hopefully, this gets fixed, because it has promise.

And the minimap thing would be nice, too.

Pet Counter

This is one of those that I’m not certain if I was supposed to restrict myself to auction house crates or not, but as said above, I didn’t test that³.

At any rate, in the wild it did nothing.  Tooltips under all circumstances tested were unmodified.  And then it got worse.

Whenever this addon was active, WoW eventually became unstable and crashed to destktop.  I am always amazed when this happens with an interpreted language such as LUA or Python, because what it’s actually exposing is a defect in the interpreter – in this case, WoW – that isn’t being handled properly.   So I’m half alarmed, half impressed, at this.

PetCaught

Sometimes the best thing you can say about a tool is that it does what it says on the tin. That’s what we have here. At 9K memory consumption, it does a pretty decent job in exchange for very few resources. It even works with the mini-map.

Battle Mods

Battle mods affect the actual pet battle frames that are used in some way, adding enhancements, altering appearances, etc. They seem to fall into two buckets – functional, and cosmetic.

Pet Battle Pokemon Mod

This one does exactly what it says; it plays Pokemon music and sound effects. For aficionados of the old classics, this will probably be a lot of fun. For neophytes like myself, it really doesn’t do anything useful.  But, hey, I know the nostalgia thing, and this will no doubt feed that.

Technically, I liked its easy setup, its well-put-together configuration pane, and the fact that my volume control worked.

Pokemon Trainer: The Pet Battle Mod

The purpose behind this mod is to get the important information about your pets and the opposition where you can see them. It does this very well, and as you see above it does it in a fairly intuitive manner.

It also provides the same sort of information in the tooltips for creatures found in the wild.  Unfortunately, it also apparently nukes the tooltips from other battlepet tooltip addons, so, for the time being, you have to pick one or the other.

Pet Battle Music

This one requires hackery to configure, i.e. editing a LUA file in a text editor. Out of the box, it really doesn’t do much of anything, and it comes with dire warnings that should make the average person’s hair stand on end.

GotAwaySafely

This eliminates the confirmation dialog if you forfeit a battle. I’m not sure what problem this solves, but it does exactly what it claims.  And its footprint is so tiny that it doesn’t show on any memory meter I had on hand.

 rPetBattleAnnouncer (StreetFighter)

Purely cosmetic, but you street fighter fans will probably get a kick from it.  The above presents itself every time you start a pet battle, and also offers something nobody else does: a way out before you get started.

Pet Battle Quality Glow

I heard about this one on WoW Insider, and it’s a really good one.  All it does is put a quality-indicator glow around the border of whatever pets are on display; above, the opponent’s beetle is Uncommon, thus its border is green.

It also provides the same glow and verbiage (common, rare, etc) in tooltips.

This is excellent and simple and very tiny; things I approve of in an addon.

Others

BattlePets List

Update: Before you read my comments, note that Reader Thelandira/Sheeturself pointed out in comments that the results you get from this addon are dependent on how you have your filters set up in the Pet Journal.  It won’t show anything that doesn’t get through the filter.  Thanks for pointing that out!

It’s also possible that PetJournal Enhanced may interfere with it since it has its own additional filtering, and BPL may not be getting anything it can use as a result.

This is a chat window tool, and, according to its description, it should show you the list of available battle pets in a specific area.  Unfortunately, it never did work as advertised. The best I could get was for it to tell me of pets I already knew in Stormwind.

It’s very tiny. Maybe its database didn’t get shipped with it. I’m not really sure what else to do with it.

One other thing that I did not like was that it CAN take the name of an area, such as “Stormwind”, and give you a list of pets in that area (Assuming it worked); however, “stormwind” would not work, because it is case-sensitive.  I sincerely believe that case sensitivity is the Devil’s work.  I realize that WoW itself has that issue, and this addon is probably relying on WoW stuff to get info, and thus inherited that weakness, but it’s still the Devil’s work.

Additional Considerations

While this is not related to Battle Pet addons per se, something to look for is interaction with the Battle Pet interface. Especially, things like addons that might get in the way, such as those that alter the Viewport such as Fubar or Sunn. ChocolateBar Broker Display, as an example, has a configuration setting to hide it when you are in pet battles⁴. As you can see by some of my screen shots, IceHUD does not (but here’s hoping.).

Some Conclusions

I’ve broken down the memory results for all the different addons. Some explanation of terminology seems to be in order:

• Base – The memory used after the game loaded and I logged in, and after I kicked off the garbage collector⁵. This represents the addon in its quiescent state. Any addon that used LoD⁶ was not forced to load, as the intent here was to see what it looked like just idling.
• Open – The memory used after using the addon. This does not include configuration windows. For pet journal enhancements, this means after opening the pet journal; for tooltip enhancements, after getting an appropriate tooltip to appear. For battle enhancements, it’s measured during battle.
• 1, 2, and 3; for those addons that worked differently based on the number of pet teams involved, I tried to break down the additional load per pet team.

The tool I used to read memory was Addon Control Panel, which is unwieldy as all hell, but does allow direct reading of individual addons and components, something none of the other tools I tried will do.

At this link are some arbitrary ratings for all the addons tested, base solely on my own testing.  3 = worked and didn’t crash; 0 = didn’t work at all; 4 means it was actually enjoyable, and 5 is reserved for home runs.

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1. Garbage Collection in programming terms is the reclaiming of unused memory. Sometimes a program will need a big chunk to sort things or make a list to show the user or something, but afterwards it doesn’t need it, so the virtual machine (VM – WoW, in this case) that it is running in will occasionally reclaim any memory it can to use for other things. Failure to do so results in what is called a “memory leak” and can eventually lead to an out of memory condition for the VM. [↩]
2. There are some serious bugs in the Blizzard code for crated pet tooltips – so much so that the native bag frames and auction frames are pretty much broken right now when it comes to crated battle pets. This does NOT apply to pets that have not yet been brought into the journal and then crated, only to those that you crated within the journal itself. Some addons, such as Shefki’s TBag, have managed workarounds, but expect changes to take place on Blizzard’s end as well. [↩]
3. To be honest, I see little need for that sort of coverage without coverage for wild pets as well.  Maybe I’m being shortsighted. Maybe not. [↩]
4. If I may, for a moment; I am amazed that the new Blizzard frames were bound to the screen size instead of the viewport size. That seems to violate normal style guide rules for this sort of thing. [↩]
5. It’s a thing. [↩]
6. Load on Demand, a technology that keeps an addon from loading until it’s actually needed. [↩]

I’ve often used WoWHead and other similar sites to compare stats on items as I gather them, but most if not all have a couple of flaws.

1. They often don’t include all viable stats, just the major ones, in their comparisons – or at least not that I can see.
2. It’s usually impossible to compare 2H to DW or 1H+OH ratings; for example, a staff compared to a wand and an orb. But that’s what you need to know when comparing staves to wands and so forth.

I started working on a solution to the latter and ended up creating a full blown worksheet for item comparison.

Coincidentally, Rating Buster is losing its mind, so this is somewhat timely.

What it does and how to use it

• In the blue box on the right of the sheet, select your toon’s class + spec.
• In the left hand column entitled Equipped / MH, put the stats for the item you are currently using.
  • For any stat that doesn’t have a weighting value (Column I), you don’t need to populate it, because it will not count.
• In the column entitled Of Interest / MH put the stats for the item you are considering.
• If you’re comparing dual-wield stats or MH + OH stats, you’ll want to fill in the offhand value as well, especially if comparing 2H (say, a staff) against a one-hand with offhand (say, wand + orb).
• If any of the items have gem slots and/or bonus stats, you will need to populate the bonuscolumn appropriately.
  • No, I haven’t pre-loaded those with common values for gems and other bonuses. Read your tooltips.
• In the little yellow box at the lower right, you will be informed if it’s an upgrade or not.

I realize this isn’t optimal like WoWHead or something like that, but it’s better than a lot of the available tools right now, and it does things I like that they don’t, or they do something silly like say that a wand by itself is an upgrade over a staff, even though the wand + orb combo doesn’t even come close to the same stats when put together¹.

This worksheet is protected against modification; you will have to make your own copy to use, since this is an interactive device.  If you don’t have a google account – which is all you really need – why not? Drop me an email and I’ll float you an invite.

I still haven’t figured out a way to mass-import the stat weights yet (right now I’m doing like everybody else and looking at Mr. Robot).  What this means is that until I do, I’ll just be doing one major update per patch unless I see reason to do otherwise.

The version number will reflect the patch level that the gizmo coincides with. As you can see, right now we’re still not up with 5.0.5.  In a couple of days, Light willing.

Technical Notes

You can add specs to this yourself.  You will need to add the name of the spec to the list entitled “Specs” which is on the “Classes” tab, and you will need to come up with a little mnemonic for it.  For example, “Rogue, Assassination” becomes “RoA”. Then you will need to create a spec weight table as a named list, this time with the name being the mnemonic.  You will find all these on the “Weights” tab, but there is nothing that says it has to be. In fact, if you create your own tab for your own stuff, you won’t have to worry about it getting overwritten whenever the main sheet is updated.

In summary:

1. Create a name for your spec and insert it into the “Specs” named list.
2. Create a mnemonic for that spec and include it on the same sheet, next to your spec’s name (row B).
3. Create a named list and name it after your mnemonic. Populate it with the stat weights you want, in the same order as seen on the “Weights” tab.
4. ???
5. Profit!

If all of that made no sense to you, custom weights are not something you should attempt. WoWHead or Rawr is probably your best bet.

Hope you enjoy using this tool! And if not, I’ll refund your complete purchase price provided it is purchased directly through the Grimmlabs Swag and Incidental Crap store.

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1. Yes, looking at you again, Rating Buster. [↩]

WoW Insider’s addon columnist recently posted about a bag addon that intrigued me – AdiBags. What interested me was how it stashed things based on what they were, and had many ways of doing this, so many needs could be met.

While my old standby, Shefki’s TBag, was still working just fine, it had one annoying lack: I could not get it to sort items by level. Some of the alts have huge piles of equipment stored up against future leveling and it’s always a chore to pick out the right ones when they achieve a new level.

Adibags not only sorted items in descending order by level, but it broke them up by type as well.

Having seen this, I went to give this new toy a run for a couple of weeks.  And it went well, until tonight.

Tonight, I needed to find something, and realized that AdiBags did not support the crucial feature of searching all your alts on a server for items.  As you have no doubt guessed, TBag supports this, and more.  It’ll let you look at your bank (non-interactively) from anywhere. It’ll let you look at somebody else’s bags (your alts, that is) as well as their banks.  It’ll search them and highlight what it finds, and dump a report into the chat pane.

Turns out, there are five things that TBag lacks compared to AdiBags:

• It doesn’t label the categories
• It doesn’t have as many useful categories
• It does not collapse multiple stacks down to one slot (including empty slots)
• It is not as easy to change out bags.
• It doesn’t seem to support filtering by category

AdiBags’ deficits are:

• It does not allow for comprehensive search across alts
• It does not allow you to view alts’ bags and banks
• The bottom bar is a little busy (but nice attempt)
• The overall view is sometimes difficult to get your head around.

Those last two are subjective, I realize and fully cop to.

At the end of the day, the lack of search is pretty hard to get around once you need it. On the other hand, there is little missing in TBag that I cannot live without.  If I absolutely must have the sorting feature, I’ll just turn it on when I need it.  Easy enough to do.

Both of these tools are outstanding, both are currently supported, both are good to go with MoP on the horizon. I have my preferences, but I really don’t see much of a downside to either.

Let’s start this off on the right foot.

I was wrong.

Not catastrophically, pitchforks-and-flaming-torches wrong, but not 100% right.

Most, if not all, of the “dead” glyphs did not go away, turn into dust, evaporate, or otherwise become worthless.  They were changed into whatever MoP now currently has the same ID that they had in Cata.  So the correct action should have been to just stash those in the bank, at worse, and break them back out when the patch dropped.

So, apologies, if you didn’t make out like a bandit on that particular aspect.

Well, moving on.

Otherwise Glyphmas 2012 has been cracking good.  I’m sure I’m not making out as well as others, but my goal is to get some sleep and keep some of my soul, so that’s the way it shall be.  Two days, around 17000, and not really trying as hard as the server’s resident glyph bandit who seems hellbent on running me off the server.  He’s even gone so far as to roll two level 1 bank alts in Darnassus¹ and he alternates between them.  I’m pretty sure glyph prices on Alleria would be a lot higher if not for his efforts.  Well, everyone wins; I sell in bulk, you get cheaper glyphs².

Even after stockpiling inks before the patch dropped, I went through every one of them before the end of the first day. I’m now out farming for herbs.  I HAVE heard that the ink trader still accepts Blackfallow ink, but that’s clearly not intended behavior, and is sure to go away at some point, and hopefully nobody gets punished for exploiting the bug, if bug it be.

The current bonanza is just a preview of day 1 of MoP. We’ll get access to Ink of Dreams, and have a use for Monk glyphs.  My suggestion – if you’re willing to take it – is to have your Monk glyphs made already, if possible.

Oh – and visit your trainer!  Learn those new glyphs!

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1. OH HOW CLEVER. [↩]
2. And I haven’t even made a single “trickle down” joke yet. [↩]

It’s probable that there will be some changes between now and the 28th, but we’re close enough that we can consider the numbers we have now to be fairly stable. So let’s consider the stats and what they mean for you.

Note: I am not linking to any of the items on WoWHead because after a very short time, those links will be invalid when the MoP database becomes the real database.  Obviously I can’t link to the real database for items are going to change. Sorry.

First and foremost: Blackfallow Ink is not your friend. On the 28th, it will not be usable to buy other inks. It will only be good to make glyphs. And there is only one glyph that you can make with it.  So, before the turn of 5.0.4, you need to convert Blackfallow Ink into anything that’s useful.

Topic the First: what’s useful.

First of all, at the end of this article will be a chart showing all glyphs that are active in MoP. In case you want to skip the brilliant analysis.

So what inks are useful? This chart shows the distribution of ink utilization in MoP.  Obviously, you can’t buy Ink of Dreams, but everything else is fair game.

As you can see, Ink of the Sea is by far the most useful.  Basically, 30% of your ink-exchanging should be for this glyph, followed by Ethereal¹ at roughly half that. Blackfallow is that little sliver.

This chart confirms Blackfallow as officially the most useless ink in the game.  You can make one glyph with it, the market is going to be flooded by people skilling up, and you can’t buy anything else with it. Useless. Unless you directly need to use Blackfallow ink for some sort of skilling up activity, don’t bother grinding Cata herbs. Sell them to alkys.

One thing to take into account: all this chart does is show the utilization of inks. It does not show how well the glyphs that are made will sell.  We won’t know that until we start rolling those glyphs out on the 28th.

Surprisingly, utilization of Ink of the Sea increases in MoP. This is despite moving several glyphs to different inks from what they used in Cata. It bewilders me that they didn’t bring Blackfallow up even with at least Ink of Dreams. This has always been a thing that confuses me. It seems that a glyph’s ink should be on par with the glyph’s level, and the glyph’s level should be on par with the level of the skill that it is modifying. But none of the glyphs learned between 80 and 85 use Blackfallow Ink except for Colossus Smash.

Within a few percentage points, glyph distribution in MoP is pretty even. DK seems to be hurting the most.  Compared to Cataclysm’s distro, it looks like this:

First of all, note that there were close to fifty (50) glyphs added between Cata and MoP. Of those, Monk accounts for around 35.

Big winners were Warrior, Priest, and Paladin.  Hunter did well, while everyone else held even or lost one or two spots.  Which is bad news for mages, as roughly 1/2 of their glyphs are now variations on Polymorph².

Following is a full list (as of today, 8/17/2012) those glyphs³ that will be supported as of 8/28/2012. Enjoy!

Note: this table defaults to 25 entries, but has over 400. Please use the drop-down at the top of the table for navigation.  There are little pagination buttons at the bottom, too.

Glyph	Ink	Type	Comment
Adrenaline Rush	Celestial	Changed	Former Prime, New Ink
Afterlife	Jadefire	New
Ambush	Etheral
Animal Bond	Etheral	New
Anti-magic Shell	Sea
Aquatic Form	Lion's
Arcane Explosion	Etheral	New
Arcane Language	Midnight	New
Arcane Power	Etheral
Armors	Sea	Changed	Former Prime, New Ink
Army of the Dead	Sea	New
Aspect of the Beast	Sea	new
Aspect of the Cheetah	Sea	new
Aspect of the Pack	Celestial
Aspects	Jadefire	new
Astral Recall	Jadefire
Avenging Wrath	Celestial	new
Barkskin	Celestial
Beacon of Light	Etheral
Black Ice	Dreams	new
Blackout Kick	Sea	New
Blade Flurry	Sea
Bladed Judgement	Dreams	new
Blessed Life	Sea	new
Blind	Jadefire
Blinding Light	Shimmering	new
Blink	Lion's
Blitz	Sea	New
Bloodcurdling Shout	Midnight	New
Bloodthirst	Shimmering		Former Prime
Bloody Healing	Sea
Blooming	Lion's	New
Blurred Speed	Midnight
Borrowed Time	Midnight	New
Breath of Fire	Dreams	New
Bull Rush	Shimmering	New
Burning Anger	Dreams	New
Burning Embers	Etheral	New
Camoflage	Lion's	new
Capacitor Totem	Sea	new
Carrion Swarm	Etheral	New
Cat Form	Lion's	New
Certificate of Ownership	Celestial
Chain Lightning	Sea
Chains of Ice	Sea
Charm Woodland Creatures	Lion's	New
Cheap Shot	Sea	New	Former Prime
Chimera Shot	Etheral
Circle of Healing	Sea
Clash	Dreams	New
Cleansing Waters	Etheral	new
Cloak of Shadows	Etheral
Colossus Smash	Blackfallow
Combustion	Sea	new	Forner Prime, New Ink
Cone of Cold	Jadefire
Confession	Dreams	New	Former Prime
Conflagrate	Sea
Conjure Familiar	Midnight	new
Consecration	Celestial
Contemplation	Lion's	new
Corpse Explosion	Etheral	new
Counterspell	Shimmering	new
Crackling Jade Lightning	Celestial	New
Crackling Tiger Lightning	Sea	New
Crimson Banish	Lion's	New
Crippling Poison	Sea
Crittermorph	Sea	new
Crow Feast	Dreams	new
Curse of Exhaustion	Jadefire
Cyclone	Shimmering	new
Dancing Rune Weapon	Etheral
Dark Archangel	Sea	New
Dark Binding	Sea	New
Dark Simulacrum	Etheral	new
Dark Soul	Sea	New
Dark Succor	Shimmering		New Ink
Dash	Jadefire
Dazing Shield	Sea
Deadly Momentum	Sea	New
Death and Decay	Sea		Former Prime
Death Coil	Shimmering		Former Prime
Death from Above	Etheral	new
Death Gate	Etheral
Death Grip	Shimmering
Death's Embrace	Etheral
Debilitation	Lion's	New
Decoy	Midnight	New
Deep Freeze	Celestial		Former Prime, New Ink
Deluge	Shimmering	new
Demon Hunting	Etheral	New
Demon Training	Sea	New
Demonic Circle	Sea
Denounce	Sea	New
Desperation	Shimmering
Detection	Sea	New
Deterrence	Celestial
Direction	Dreams	New
Disengage	Celestial
Disguise	Shimmering	New
Dispel Magic	Jadefire		New Ink
Dispersion	Etheral		Former Prime
Distract	Lion's
Distracting Shot	Sea	New
Divine Plea	Sea
Divine Protection	Midnight
Divine Storm	Etheral	New
Divinity	Lion's
Double Jeopardy	Lion's	New
Drain Soul	Midnight	New
Endless Wrath	Sea	New
Enduring Healing Sphere	Dreams	New
Enduring Infection	Sea	new
Enraged Speed	Midnight	new
Enslave Demon	Jadefire
Entangling Roots	Lion's
Evasion	Midnight
Everlasting Affliction	Sea	New
Evocation	Jadefire
Expel Harm	Dreams	New
Explosive Trap	Lion's	New
Expose Armor	Lion's
Eye of Kilrogg	Lion's
Fade	Lion's
Fae Silence	Etheral	New
Faerie Fire	Lion's
Falling Meteor	Jadefire	New
Far Sight	Jadefire	New
Fear	Lion's
Fear Ward	Shimmering
Feint	Etheral
Felguard	Sea		Former Prime
Feral Spirit	Etheral		Former Prime
Ferocious Bite	Midnight
Fetch	Lion's	New
Fighting Pose	Sea	New
Final Wrath	Lion's	New
Fire Blast	Sea	new
Fire Elemental Totem	Sea		Former Prime
Fire from the Heavens	Jadefire	New
Fire Nova	Lion's
Fireworks	Jadefire	New
Fists of Fury	Sea	New
Flame Shock	Midnight		Former Prime
Flash of Light	Midnight	New
Flying Serpent Kick	Sea	New
Focused Shield	Sea
Fortifying Brew	Sea	New
Foul Menagerie	Sea	new
Freezing Trap	Shimmering
Frenzied Regeneration	Etheral
Frost Nova	Midnight
Frost Shock	Jadefire
Frostfire Bolt	Sea		Former Prime, Renamed
Furious Sundering	Sea		New Ink
Gag Order	Midnight	new
Garrote	Lion's
Ghost Wolf	Lion's
Gouge	Jadefire
Grace	Midnight	New
Grounding Totem	Sea
Guard	Dreams	New
Gushing Wound	Lion's	new
Hammer of the Righteous	Etheral		Former Prime
Hamstring	Lion's	new
Hand of Gul'dan	Etheral	New
Healing Storm	Lion's	New
Healing Stream Totem	Celestial
Healing Touch	Lion's
Healing Wave	Sea
Health Funnel	Lion's
Healthstone	Midnight
Heavy Repercussions	Sea	new
Hemorrhage	Sea		Former Prime
Hex	Sea
Hindering Strikes	Celestial	new
Hoarse Voice	Lion's	new
Hold the Line	Jadefire	new
Holy Fire	Etheral	New
Holy Nova	Etheral
Holy Resurrection	Dreams	New
Holy Shock	Celestial		Former Prime
Holy Wrath	Midnight		New Ink
Honor	Dreams	New
Horn of Winter	Etheral
Hurricane	Sea
Ice Block	Celestial
Ice Lance	Sea		Former Prime
Ice Trap	Etheral
Icebound Fortitude	Shimmering	new
Icy Solace	Sea	New
Icy Touch	Shimmering		Former Prime
Icy Veins	Sea
Illumination	Lion's	New
Illusion	Etheral	new
Immediate Truth	Sea	New
Imp Swarm	Lion's	New
Incite	Dreams	new
Inner Fire	Lion's
Inner Focus	Sea	New
Inner Sanctum	Lion's	New
Innervate	Sea
Inquisition	Lion's	New
Intimidating Shout	Sea
Invisibility	Sea
Jab	Dreams	New
Kick	Sea
Killing Spree	Etheral		Former Prime
Lava Lash	Jadefire		Former Prime
Leap of Faith	Etheral	New
Leer of the Ox	Etheral	New
Lesser Proportion	Midnight
Levitate	Jadefire
Life Cocoon	Etheral	New
Life Tap	Midnight
Lifebloom	Sea		Former Prime
Light of Dawn	Sea
Lightspring	Shimmering	New	Former Prime
Lightwell	Sea		Former Prime
Long Charge	Midnight
Loose Mana	Lion's	new
Mana Gem	Etheral	new
Mana Tea	Dreams	New
Marked for Death	Sea	New
Marking	Dreams	New
Mass Dispel	Sea
Mass Exorcism	Dreams	New
Master's Call	Jadefire
Maul	Midnight
Mend Pet	Sea	New
Mending	Lion's
Might of Ursoc	Sea	New
Mighty Victory	Etheral	new
Mind Blast	Sea	New
Mind Flay	Celestial		Former Prime
Mind Freeze	Etheral	new
Mind Spike	Etheral	New
Mirror Image	Sea
Mirrored Blades	Midnight	New
Misdirection	Midnight
Momentum	Midnight	new
Mortal Strike	Sea		Former Prime
Mystic Shout	Midnight	new
Nature's Grasp	Midnight	New
Nightmares	Sea	New
No Escape	Jadefire	New
Outbreak	Etheral	new
Overpower	Jadefire		Former Prime
Path of Blossoms	Sea	New
Path of Frost	Etheral
Pathfinding	Etheral	New
Penance	Etheral		Former Prime
Pestilence	Etheral
Pick Lock	Lion's
Pick Pocket	Midnight
Pillar of Frost	Etheral
Poisons	Lion's
Polymorph	Sea
Pounce	Etheral
Power Word: Shield	Midnight		Former Prime
Prayer of Mending	Sea
Protector of the Innocent	Sea	New
Prowl	Celestial	New
Psychic Horror	Sea
Psychic Scream	Midnight
Purge	Etheral	New
Purify	Celestial	New
Raging Wind	Etheral	new
Rapid Teleportiation	Jadefire	new
Rebirth	Jadefire
Rebuke	Etheral
Recklessness	Jadefire	new
Regrowth	Sea		Former Prime
Rejuvenation	Midnight		Former Prime
Remove Curse	Sea	new
Renew	Jadefire		Former Prime
Renewing Mists	Sea	New
Resilient Grip	Etheral
Resonating Power	Sea
Retreat	Sea	New
Revive Pet	Midnight
Righteous Retreat	Dreams	New
Riptide	Etheral		Former Prime
Rising Tiger Kick	Dreams	New
Rude Interruption	Lion's	new
Safe Fall	Celestial
Sap	Jadefire
Savagery	lion's	New
Scatter Shot	Lion's
Scattering	Sea	New
Scourge Imprisonment	Sea
Seal of Blood	Lion's	New
Shackle Undead	Lion's
Shadow	Lion's
Shadow Bolt	Jadefire
Shadow Ravens	Midnight	New
Shadow Walk	Sea	New
Shadow Word: Death	Dreams		Former Prime, New Ink
Shadowflame	Sea
Shadowy Friends	Dreams	New
Shamanistic Rage	Shimmering
Shield Slam	Sea		Former Prime
Shield Wall	Lion's		Former Prime
Shifting Presences	Shimmering	new
Shiv	Celestial	New
Shred	Shimmering	New
Siphon Life	Midnight	New
Skull Bash	Sea	New
Slow	Etheral
Smite	Celestial
Smoke Bomb	Sea	New
Snake Trap	Sea
Solar Beam	Sea
Soul Shards	Etheral	New
Soul Swap	Celestial
Soulstone	Celestial
Soulwell	Sea		Former Ritual of Souls
Sparring	Sea	New
Spell Reflection	Etheral
Spellsteal	Sea	new
Spinning Crane Kick	Sea	New
Spinning Fire Blossom	Dreams	New
Spirit of Redemption	Sea	New
Spirit Roll	Dreams	New
Spirit Walk	Sea	New
Spiritwalker's Grace	Sea	New
Sprint	Shimmering
Stampede	Midnight	New
Stampede	Sea	New
Stampeding Roar	Sea	New
Stars	Sea	New
Stealth	Etheral	New
Stoneskin	Sea	New
Strangulate	Sea
Subtlety	Sea	New
Surging Mist	Sea	New
Survival Instincts	Etheral	New
Sweeping Strikes	Etheral
Tame Beast	Midnight	New
Telluric Currents	Lion's	New
Templar's Verdict	Sea		Former Prime, New Ink
the Alabaster Sheild	Sea	New
the Battle Healer	Dreams	New
the Bear Cub	Midnight
the Blazing Trail	Dreams	new
the Chameleon	Jadefire	New
the Cheetah	Jadefire	New
the Falling Avenger	Dreams	New
the Geist	Etheral	new
the Harsh Word	Sea	New
the Heavens	Dreams	New
the Lakestrider	Midnight	New
the Luminous Charger	Jadefire	New
the Master Shapeshifter	Sea	New
the Monkey	Lion's
The Moonbeast	Celestial	New
the Mounted King	Midnight	New
the Orca	Jadefire	New
the Penguin	Midnight
the Porcupine	Midnight
the Predator	Jadefire	New
the Spectral Wolf	Lion's	New
the Stag	Sea	New
the Treant	Jadefire
the Val'kyr	Dreams	New
Thunder	Etheral
Thunder Strike	Sea	new
Thunderstorm	Sea
Totemic Encirclement	Jadefire	New
Totemic Recall	Celestial
Totemic Vigor	Midnight	New
Touch of Death	Sea	New
Touch of Karma	Sea	New
Tranquil Grip	Etheral	new
Tranquilizing Shot	Etheral	New
Transcendence	Dreams	New
Tricks of the Trade	Sea
Turn Evil	Sea
Unending Breath	Lion's
Unending Rage	Midnight	new
Unholy Command	Etheral	new	Former Prime
Unholy Frenzy	Sea	new	Former Prime
Unleashed Lightning	Sea
Unstable Affliction	Sea
Unstable Earth	Sea	New
Uplift	Sea	New
Vampiric Blood	Etheral
Vampiric Embrace	Dreams	New	Former Prime
Vanish	Etheral
Vendetta	Etheral
Verdant Spheres	Sea	New
Victory Rush	Sea
Water Elemental	Etheral	new	Former Prime
Water Roll	Dreams	New
Water Shield	Shimmering
Whirlwind	Etheral	new
Wild Growth	Etheral
Wind Shear	Lion's	New	Former Prime
Winged Vengance	Midnight	New
Word of Glory	Etheral
Zen Flight	Dreams	New
Zen Meditation	Sea	New

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1. Yes, I realize it’s mis-spelled in the chart. [↩]
2. Just kidding! [↩]
3. Plus Certificate of Ownership [↩]