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ShempError ad50ebe636 Vampify 0.3.0 
A TurtleWoW 1.12.1 addon that shows the healing returned by the Vampirism item stat.

The game emits no event for that healing, so the addon computes it from the player's own
outgoing damage using a formula measured in-game, and shows it live on a movable bar with a
per-ability breakdown, an overheal split, automatic source detection from equipped gear, and
optional scrolling combat text.
2026-08-25 18:14:18 +02:00

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-- Vampify -- shared constants and the pinned formula descriptor.
--
-- The formula was MEASURED in-game (a companion telemetry addon's instrumentation, 2026-08-07..09), it is not derived from tooltips
-- or forum lore. It lives in a descriptor rather than inside the arithmetic so that a resolved
-- open question (spec 4.3) is a one-line change here, not a refactor of model.lua.
VampifyConst = {}
local C = VampifyConst
C.VERSION = "0.3.0"
-- Empty a list buffer for reuse. THE table.setn IS THE POINT: in Lua 5.0 table.insert maintains an
-- `n` field, and nil-ing the indices by hand does not reset it -- so the next round of inserts
-- lands BEHIND the stale n, leaving nil holes at 1..n. That crashed the options window
-- ("table.concat: table contains non-strings") on its second refresh and silently grew the tooltip
-- line buffer on every gear scan. One helper, so the trap exists in exactly one place.
function C.resetList(t)
for i = table.getn(t), 1, -1 do t[i] = nil end
table.setn(t, 0)
return t
end
-- Vampirism source spell ids: items are ranks 1-5, enchants are bracer/boots at +1% each.
C.SPELL_IDS = { 45420, 45421, 45422, 45423, 45424, 57146, 57148 }
-- ---- error capture -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Two problems, one mechanism. A Lua error in an OnUpdate repeats every frame, which floods the
-- chat and makes the game unpleasant; and the developer only learns about it if the player thinks
-- to mention it. So: every error is written to <WoW>\imports\vampify_errors.txt where tooling
-- can read it, and only the FIRST occurrence of each distinct message reaches the chat. Repeats are
-- counted, not shown.
--
-- Lives here rather than in its own file purely so it loads first, before anything that could
-- throw, without costing a client restart to add a new file to the toc.
--
-- Deliberately chains to the previous handler for that first occurrence: swallowing errors outright
-- would trade a visible problem for an invisible one.
C._errSeen = {}
C._errOrder = {}
C._errPrev = nil
local function writeErrors()
if not ExportFile then return end -- SuperWoW only; harmless without it
local lines = {}
table.insert(lines, "addon=Vampify version=" .. tostring(C.VERSION))
for i = 1, table.getn(C._errOrder) do
local m = C._errOrder[i]
table.insert(lines, "[x" .. tostring(C._errSeen[m]) .. "] " .. m)
end
-- ExportFile appends .txt itself -- passing "vampify_errors.txt" would yield a double
-- extension, which is a known in-game gotcha.
ExportFile("vampify_errors", table.concat(lines, "\n"))
end
function C.installErrorCapture()
if C._errInstalled then return end
C._errInstalled = true
C._errPrev = geterrorhandler and geterrorhandler() or nil
seterrorhandler(function(msg)
local show, write = C.recordError(msg)
if write then writeErrors() end
if show and C._errPrev then C._errPrev(msg) end
end)
end
-- Pure counting half, split out so it can be tested offline: WoW's error handler cannot be, and a
-- bug in the thing that reports bugs is the worst kind. Returns (showInChat, writeToFile).
function C.recordError(msg)
msg = tostring(msg)
local firstTime = C._errSeen[msg] == nil
if firstTime then
C._errSeen[msg] = 1
table.insert(C._errOrder, msg)
else
C._errSeen[msg] = C._errSeen[msg] + 1
end
-- Show it once, then stay quiet: the player has been told, and a per-frame repeat adds nothing
-- but noise. Write on the first sighting and every 50th repeat, so a runaway loop stays visible
-- in the file without writing on every single frame.
local write = firstTime or math.mod(C._errSeen[msg], 50) == 0
return firstTime, write
end
-- Installed at file scope, not from an event: an error thrown while a later file is still loading
-- would otherwise be missed, and those are exactly the errors worth catching.
if seterrorhandler then C.installErrorCapture() end
-- ---- spells that do NOT trigger Vampirism -------------------------------------------------------
--
-- Damage shields were MEASURED not to trigger (Thorns 236 triggers, Thorium Shield Spike 27 -- zero
-- healing from either). Excluding the DAMAGE_SHIELD_SELF event is not enough: the client also
-- reports shield procs as ordinary SPELL_DAMAGE_EVENT_SELF, so they slipped in and were credited
-- with healing that never happened (spotted in-game via the per-ability breakdown, which showed
-- Thorium Shield Spike at 12.4%).
--
-- There is no reliable structural signal that marks a proc as a damage shield, so this is a list.
-- It is extendable at runtime with /vf exclude <id> for anything found later, and excluded spells
-- are dropped from BOTH the healing and the damage side -- counting damage that cannot trigger
-- would drag the headline percentage below the truth.
C.NO_TRIGGER = {
[16624] = "Thorium Shield Spike", -- id read from the live client 2026-08-10
}
function C.triggersVampirism(spellId)
if not spellId then return true end -- auto attacks always trigger
if C.NO_TRIGGER[spellId] then return false end
local cfg = VampifyConfig and VampifyConfig.getChar and VampifyConfig.getChar()
if cfg and cfg.noTrigger and cfg.noTrigger[spellId] then return false end
return true
end
-- ---- runtime exclusion management (cfg.noTrigger) -----------------------------------------------
--
-- cfg.noTrigger is the SAME mechanism as NO_TRIGGER above, made runtime-extendable: a new damage
-- shield is only ever found once it shows up wrongly in the breakdown (there is no structural
-- signal, see the comment above), so the list has to grow without a client restart. These three
-- functions are the one place that reads/writes cfg.noTrigger, so core/commands.lua's slash
-- handlers stay thin wiring and the union logic in triggersVampirism above is never duplicated.
--
-- New exclusions apply forward-only: they change what counts as triggering from the moment they
-- are added, but do not reach back into totals already recorded for earlier hits. See the /vf
-- exclude add command in commands.lua for the reasoning (kept there, next to where it is user-
-- visible); /vf reset remains the explicit way to discard a tainted session.
-- Adds spellId to the character-scoped runtime set. Returns false (and changes nothing) if the id
-- is already covered -- either hardcoded or already added -- with a reason string so the caller
-- can tell the player why, rather than silently re-adding.
function C.addNoTrigger(spellId, cfg)
if C.NO_TRIGGER[spellId] then return false, "builtin" end
if not cfg then return false, "no-config" end
if not cfg.noTrigger then cfg.noTrigger = {} end
if cfg.noTrigger[spellId] then return false, "already" end
cfg.noTrigger[spellId] = true
return true
end
-- Removes spellId from the runtime set. The hardcoded list is not reachable through this path --
-- it is measured fact, not a preference -- so this only ever touches cfg.noTrigger.
function C.removeNoTrigger(spellId, cfg)
if not (cfg and cfg.noTrigger and cfg.noTrigger[spellId]) then return false end
cfg.noTrigger[spellId] = nil
return true
end
-- Combined listing for /vf exclude list: hardcoded entries first, then runtime ones, each tagged
-- so the caller can say which is which. `out` is reused like every other list buffer in this addon
-- (see resetList above) so a repeated /vf exclude list stays allocation-free.
function C.listNoTrigger(cfg, out)
out = out or {}
C.resetList(out)
local n = 0
for id in pairs(C.NO_TRIGGER) do
n = n + 1
out[n] = { id = id, builtin = true }
end
if cfg and cfg.noTrigger then
for id in pairs(cfg.noTrigger) do
n = n + 1
out[n] = { id = id, builtin = false }
end
end
table.setn(out, n)
return out
end
-- ---- spell id -> name --------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- nampower hands us numeric spell ids; the tooltip has to show something a player recognises. 1.12
-- has no GetSpellInfo, but this client has two independent routes that do work, and the result is
-- cached because a tooltip refresh must not re-resolve on every frame.
--
-- Explicitly NOT tried: GameTooltip:SetHyperlink("spell:<id>"). It is documented broken on
-- 1.12/TurtleWoW -- it fails SILENTLY and leaves the tooltip empty -- so attempting it would cost
-- work per unknown id and yield nothing.
--
-- (Belongs in its own file; it is here so it loads first and needs no toc change, which would cost
-- a client restart. Move it when something else forces a restart anyway.)
C._spellNames = {}
C.spellNameSource = "none"
function C.spellName(id)
-- -1 is the aggregate's sentinel for auto attacks (VampifyAggregate.MELEE), which have no id.
if type(id) ~= "number" or id < 0 then return "Melee" end
local cached = C._spellNames[id]
if cached then return cached end
local name
-- 1. SuperWoW's SpellInfo(spellId). It reads the client's spell DBC by numeric id rather than
-- walking the spellbook, so it resolves foreign and NPC spells too, not just our own.
if SpellInfo then
local ok, n = pcall(SpellInfo, id)
if ok and type(n) == "string" and n ~= "" then
name = n
C.spellNameSource = "SpellInfo"
end
end
-- 2. nampower's own resolver, an independent second route in case SuperWoW is absent.
if not name and GetSpellNameAndRankForId then
local ok, n = pcall(GetSpellNameAndRankForId, id)
if ok and type(n) == "string" and n ~= "" then
name = n
C.spellNameSource = "nampower"
end
end
if not name then name = "Spell #" .. id end
C._spellNames[id] = name
return name
end
-- ---- spell id -> icon ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
-- The UI redesign's per-ability rows want an icon next to the name, not just text. SpellInfo(id)
-- already returns this as its 3rd value (name, rank, texture, minRange, maxRange) -- C.spellName
-- above discards it -- so this is a second thin reader over the SAME SuperWoW call, cached exactly
-- like C.spellName (a tooltip/bar refresh must not re-resolve on every frame), just with its own
-- cache table because the two calls can return a texture where the name lookup failed or vice versa
-- (unlikely, but nothing guarantees the two are correlated) and sharing a cache would only save one
-- pcall while entangling two independently-failing things for no reason.
--
-- Unlike C.spellName, a miss here has no readable-string fallback to manufacture -- "no icon" is a
-- real, displayable answer (the caller substitutes its own placeholder texture), so this returns nil
-- rather than inventing a path that does not exist on disk for a genuine SPELL id.
--
-- A.MELEE (-1) and any non-number id are NOT a SpellInfo lookup at all. Two revisions on
-- this, both 2026-08-24, in order:
-- (1) first: read the equipped main-hand weapon's texture directly (GetInventoryItemTexture) --
-- superseded below;
-- (2) then (this version): WoW's OWN spellbook already carries this mapping. Every character has
-- a base "Attack" entry in their spellbook, and its icon IS the equipped weapon's icon,
-- maintained by the client itself across a weapon swap (confirmed from an in-game spellbook
-- screenshot). Reading it through GetSpellTexture on the "Attack" entry therefore needs no
-- swap-invalidation machinery of its own -- WoW already does that job; see C.meleeIcon below
-- for exactly what is and is not independently confirmed about this here.
C.MELEE_ICON = "Interface\\Icons\\Ability_MeleeDamage" -- fixed fallback only, see C.meleeIcon
-- The "Attack" entry's SPELLBOOK INDEX, found once by NAME and cached -- an index is class- and
-- level-dependent (talent respecs, new abilities learned into earlier tabs can shift it), so it is
-- never hardcoded, exactly the same reasoning gui/display.lua's own buildSpellbookSet gives for
-- never assuming a fixed spell id. `_attackIndexKnown` distinguishes "not searched yet" (nil, look
-- again) from "searched, genuinely not found" (also nil, but do NOT re-scan every call -- that would
-- turn a one-time cost into a per-frame one for a locale/build where no "Attack" entry exists).
C._attackIndex = nil
C._attackIndexKnown = false
-- Invalidates the cached index -- wired to SPELLS_CHANGED/LEARNED_SPELL_IN_TAB below, the same two
-- events Blizzard's own FrameXML\SpellBookFrame.lua registers in 1.12.1 -- a newly learned ability
-- can insert into an earlier tab and shift every
-- later index, which is exactly the class of change that would silently point this at the wrong
-- spellbook row if never re-checked. Exposed (not local) so an offline test can simulate the event
-- without needing a real WoW event frame.
function C.invalidateAttackIndex()
C._attackIndex, C._attackIndexKnown = nil, false
end
-- Iterates the spellbook by index from 1, same loop shape as gui/display.lua's buildSpellbookSet
-- (GetSpellName(i, bookType) until nil) -- the established pattern in this codebase for "walk the
-- whole spellbook", not a second invention of it. pcall-wrapped like every other WoW API read in
-- this file: GetSpellName may be absent entirely (offline tests, or a hypothetical client without
-- it) and must degrade to "not found" rather than error.
local function findAttackIndex()
if not GetSpellName then return nil end
local bookType = BOOKTYPE_SPELL or "spell" -- literal fallback matches SpellBookFrame.lua's own
-- BOOKTYPE_SPELL = "spell" in case load order ever
-- left the global unset when this runs
local i = 1
while true do
local ok, name = pcall(GetSpellName, i, bookType)
if not ok or not name then break end
if name == "Attack" then return i end
i = i + 1
end
return nil
end
-- The "Attack" spellbook entry's current icon. The INDEX is cached (found by name, invalidated on
-- the events above); the TEXTURE itself is read FRESH on every call via GetSpellTexture, which is
-- what carries a weapon swap through without this file needing its own swap-invalidation -- WoW's
-- client is claimed to keep that entry's icon in sync with the equipped weapon on its own (confirmed
-- from an in-game screenshot of the "Attack" spellbook row).
--
-- NOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED HERE: this file (and the FrameXML source it was checked against) can
-- only confirm the API SURFACE -- GetSpellName(i, bookType)/GetSpellTexture(i, bookType), bookType
-- BOOKTYPE_SPELL == "spell", both used exactly this way by Blizzard's own SpellBookFrame.lua. Whether
-- the "Attack" entry's texture is genuinely weapon-linked is a client-side (C++) behavior no Lua
-- source exposes -- that rests on in-game observation and is still open for an in-game
-- double-check (see this feature's own verdict).
--
-- Falls back to C.MELEE_ICON when there is no client API at all (offline tests), no "Attack" entry
-- was found (unknown locale/build), or GetSpellTexture itself returns nothing for it.
function C.meleeIcon()
if not C._attackIndexKnown then
C._attackIndex, C._attackIndexKnown = findAttackIndex(), true
end
if C._attackIndex and GetSpellTexture then
local bookType = BOOKTYPE_SPELL or "spell"
local ok, tex = pcall(GetSpellTexture, C._attackIndex, bookType)
if ok and type(tex) == "string" and tex ~= "" then return tex end
end
return C.MELEE_ICON
end
if CreateFrame then
local f = CreateFrame("Frame", "VampifyConstSpellbookWatcher")
f:RegisterEvent("SPELLS_CHANGED")
f:RegisterEvent("LEARNED_SPELL_IN_TAB")
f:SetScript("OnEvent", C.invalidateAttackIndex)
end
C._spellIcons = {}
function C.spellIcon(id)
if type(id) ~= "number" or id < 0 then return C.meleeIcon() end
local cached = C._spellIcons[id]
if cached ~= nil then
if cached == false then return nil end -- a cached MISS, not "never looked up"
return cached
end
local icon
if SpellInfo then
-- pcall-wrapped like C.spellName: SuperWoW may be absent, or SpellInfo may throw for an id
-- the client's DBC does not know. Either way this must degrade to nil, never propagate an
-- error into the hot damage/tooltip path.
local ok, _, _, tex = pcall(SpellInfo, id)
if ok and type(tex) == "string" and tex ~= "" then icon = tex end
end
-- Cache a MISS too (as `false`, distinguishable from "not yet looked up" = nil), so an id that
-- keeps failing (no SuperWoW, or genuinely no icon) is not re-queried every frame -- the whole
-- point of caching at all.
C._spellIcons[id] = icon or false
return icon
end
function C.errorCount()
local n = 0
for _, c in pairs(C._errSeen) do n = n + c end
return n, table.getn(C._errOrder)
end
C.FORMULA = {
-- AoE damping. Measured 0.7021 on Flame Wave, independent of the number of targets hit.
-- An earlier 0.86 estimate was wrong and is retracted.
aoeFactor = 0.7,
-- Per-hit floor equals the NUMBER OF SOURCES (3 items -> min 3 HP, 2 items -> exactly 2.000).
-- A fixed floor of 3, and no floor at all, are both refuted by measurement.
floorMode = "sources",
-- Settled 2026-08-10 (spec 4a): of 7239 own hits during active Vampirism epochs, 14 carried
-- mitigation and 9 were decisive after discarding full-health windows -- 7 pointed clearly at
-- net, one favoured gross by 0.6 HP (noise), one was a full-block window too noisy to count.
-- The gross error tracked mitigation * sumPercent almost exactly, which is the shape the
-- mechanism predicts. The server pays Vampirism on damage already reduced by block/absorb/
-- resist, not on the logged (pre-mitigation) amount.
damageBase = "net",
-- Three-valued. "undecided" behaves as "off" and makes the displayed total a LOWER BOUND.
channels = {
melee = "on", -- measured
spell = "on", -- measured
aoe = "on", -- measured, with aoeFactor
proc = "on", -- measured: Tidal Wave 12/12 windows, 0/36 control
dmgshield = "off", -- refuted: Thorns 236 + Thorium Spike 27 triggers -> 0 healing
dot = "on", -- measured 2026-08-10: ticks trigger per tick, no special
-- handling, measured in-game over two Flame Shock sequences.
-- The old "never occurred in a Vampirism epoch" note predated
-- that measurement.
totempet = "off", -- the developer's read from play; undecidable as instrumented
pvp = "undecided", -- no Vampirism-geared BG epoch with own damage
},
}
-- ---- item proc origins (spell id -> item name) --------------------------------------------------
--
-- C.ORIGINS itself is generated (see the block below) from the server-source
-- item_template + spell_template dump, in two layers: DIRECT spelltrigger_N == 2 ("chance on hit")
-- ids, which appear in the combat log exactly as-is; and CHAIN ids, reached by following item
-- spells at trigger 1 (on-equip proc auras) OR 2 one spell_template effect hop via
-- effectTriggerSpell1/2/3. The chain layer exists because a real proc can sit one hop away from
-- the item: spell 16614 ("Lightning Strike") never appears as an item_template spellid_N at all --
-- only its equip-aura wrapper (spell 16615, trigger==1) does, and 16615's own spell_template
-- effect is what fires 16614. A direct-only lookup would silently miss exactly that case. Plain
-- on-use procs (trigger 0) are still excluded -- they answer "what did this item grant", a
-- different question than a damage-origin lookup needs.
--
-- Nil-safe by construction: returns nil both when spellId has no known item origin AND when the
-- generator has never been run yet (C.ORIGINS absent entirely), so callers never need a separate
-- guard for "table not generated yet" vs. "id not a proc".
function C.itemProcOrigin(spellId)
if not C.ORIGINS then return nil end
return C.ORIGINS[spellId]
end
-- BEGIN GENERATED ORIGINS (generated by an offline generator script -- do not edit by hand)
--
-- Generated by an offline generator script. Two sources, unioned, two layers:
-- Pass 1 (item->spell edges): UNION of a live game-database dump of item-to-spell
-- links and a local item_template dump. Conflict rule: for an
-- item entry known to both, the live database wins outright (current server state); the local
-- dump contributes ONLY items the live database does not know at all. See this generator's file
-- header ("TWO SOURCES, UNION not replacement") for the full rule and why.
-- Pass 2 (spell effect chain): local spell_template dump -- the live database
-- has no equivalent effectTriggerSpell field, see this generator's file header.
-- 1. DIRECT: item-attached spell at trigger == 2 ("chance on hit") --
-- these appear in the combat log exactly as-is.
-- 2. CHAIN: item-attached spell at trigger == 1 (on-equip proc auras) OR == 2,
-- followed ONE spell_template effect hop via effectTriggerSpell1/2/3.
-- This exists because a real proc (spell 16614 "Lightning Strike") never
-- appears as an item-attached spell at all -- only the equip-aura wrapper
-- (16615) does, at trigger==1, and 16615's own spell_template effect is what
-- fires 16614.
-- A direct-only lookup silently misses cases exactly like this one.
-- An id reachable through both layers gets one entry with item names unioned.
--
-- Maps a proc spell id to the item(s) that carry it, so the addon can answer
-- "is this spell id an item proc, and from what" via a plain table lookup.
--
-- Lives in const.lua (not its own file) for the same reason C.spellName does: a new
-- .lua file needs a Vampify.toc entry, which costs a full client restart, while
-- const.lua loads first as the very first module and a table literal here needs only
-- a /reload. Re-run the generator and replace this block; do not hand-edit it.
--
-- Regenerate: run the offline generator script
C.ORIGINS = {
[56] = "Carved Ragetotem and others",
[89] = "Fire Sword of Crippling",
[695] = "Betrayer",
[744] = "Gift of the Spider God",
[772] = "Serrated Handaxe",
[871] = "Glaive of the Defender",
[1054] = "Lesser Firestone",
[2606] = "Stormfist",
[2912] = "Sentinel's Moonslicer",
[3264] = "Bloodhowler",
[3271] = "Chilton Wand",
[3396] = "The Ripper, Vile Sting",
[3424] = "Gift of the Spider God",
[3742] = "Gahz'rilla Fang, Aura Proc Damage Sword",
[5597] = "The Ripper",
[6647] = "The Ripper",
[6751] = "Venom Infused Blade",
[7712] = "Fiery Retributer and others",
[7714] = "Embergem Cuffs and others",
[8191] = "Sword of Zeal",
[8277] = "Cursed Shinbone",
[8313] = "Bite of Serra'kis",
[8348] = "Julie's Dagger",
[8552] = "Staff of Horrors, Cursed Thornblade",
[9057] = "Red Whelp Gloves, Helmet of the Scarlet Avenger",
[9159] = "Green Whelp Armor",
[9329] = "Soulstring and others",
[9632] = "Ravager, The Cruel Blade",
[9633] = "Ravager, The Cruel Blade",
[9777] = "Truesilver Breastplate",
[9796] = "Blight",
[9800] = "Truesilver Champion",
[9806] = "Phantom Blade",
[10342] = "Guardian Talisman",
[10351] = "Blade of the Basilisk",
[10368] = "Uther's Strength",
[10370] = "Mutilator",
[10371] = "Obedient Whacker",
[10373] = "Pendulum of Doom",
[11657] = "Jang'thraze the Protector",
[11658] = "Sul'thraze the Lasher",
[11790] = "Toxic Revenger",
[11791] = "Digmaster 5000, Vibroblade, Nail on a Plank",
[11879] = "Shoni's Disarming Tool, The Murkfisher",
[12484] = "Einhorn's Skinner",
[12685] = "Stealthblade",
[12686] = "Ragehammer",
[12731] = "Stoneslayer",
[13049] = "Dragon's Call",
[13318] = "Barman Shanker, Blood Talon, Killmaim",
[13438] = "Excavator's Brand",
[13439] = "Winter's Bite and others",
[13440] = "Grimclaw and others",
[13441] = "Orb of Fire",
[13442] = "Meteor Shard, Baron Charr's Sceptre, Scroll of Cow Portal",
[13480] = "Night Reaver",
[13482] = "The Ziggler, Electrocutioner Leg",
[13486] = "Bloodletter Scalpel, Fleshrender",
[13490] = "Howling Blade",
[13491] = "Iron Knuckles",
[13496] = "Mug O' Hurt",
[13518] = "Blackvenom Blade, Fang of the Broodmother",
[13519] = "Shortsword of Vengeance, Fishbringer",
[13524] = "Stalvan's Reaper",
[13526] = "Strike of the Hydra, Hookfang Shanker",
[13527] = "Supercharger Battle Axe",
[13528] = "Sword of Decay",
[13530] = "Tainted Pierce",
[13532] = "The Hand of Antu'sul",
[13533] = "The Jackhammer, Carved Grimtotem",
[13534] = "The Shatterer",
[13752] = "Dazzling Longsword",
[14106] = "The Black Knight",
[14118] = "Drakefang Butcher",
[14119] = "Phytoblade, Thunder 45, Thunderhorn",
[14126] = "Grim Reaper, Rusty Coghammer",
[15280] = "Dark Iron Sunderer",
[15283] = "Dark Iron Pulverizer",
[15494] = "Ironfoe",
[15592] = "Skaldrenox's Rage",
[15595] = "Force of Will",
[15601] = "Hand of Justice",
[15602] = "Lord General's Sword",
[15661] = "Terrorblade Glaive",
[15662] = "Smoldering Claw",
[16393] = "Glutton's Cleaver",
[16400] = "Widow's Kiss and others",
[16401] = "Poison-tipped Bone Spear",
[16403] = "The Goldtusk and others",
[16405] = "Ripsaw and others",
[16406] = "Gutwrencher, Hameya's Slayer",
[16407] = "Edge of Winter",
[16408] = "Darkwater Talwar",
[16409] = "Ghoulfang and others",
[16411] = "Deathblow",
[16413] = "Firebreather, Searing Blade",
[16414] = "Wraith Scythe, Scythe of the Harvest",
[16415] = "Taran Icebreaker",
[16433] = "Bloodfist and others",
[16454] = "Searing Needle",
[16528] = "Keris of Zul'Serak",
[16549] = "Blackhand Doomsaw",
[16551] = "Felstriker",
[16559] = "Flame Wrath",
[16560] = "Flame Wrath",
[16602] = "Blackblade of Shahram",
[16603] = "Demonfork",
[16608] = "Demon Forged Breastplate, Breastplate of the Dark Reaver",
[16614] = "Storm Gauntlets and others",
[16621] = "Invulnerable Mail",
[16782] = "Charged Servo Arm and others",
[16783] = "Totem of Infliction, Girdle of Reprisal",
[16784] = "Vile Protector",
[16871] = "Bleakwood Hew",
[16898] = "Blazing Rapier",
[16908] = "Serenity",
[16916] = "Arcanite Champion",
[16921] = "Masterwork Stormhammer, Thunderforge Lance",
[16927] = "Frostguard",
[16928] = "Annihilator",
[16939] = "Darkspear",
[17144] = "Stormpike",
[17148] = "Brain Hacker",
[17152] = "Destiny",
[17153] = "Kang the Decapitator",
[17154] = "The Green Tower",
[17196] = "Seeping Willow",
[17308] = "Femur Club and others",
[17315] = "Bashguuder, Rivenspike",
[17331] = "Fang of the Crystal Spider",
[17351] = "Argent Defender",
[17352] = "Argent Avenger",
[17407] = "The Nicker",
[17483] = "Demonshear",
[17484] = "Skullforge Reaver",
[17496] = "Crest of Retribution",
[17500] = "Malown's Slam",
[17504] = "Bloodrazor",
[17505] = "The Cruel Hand of Timmy",
[17506] = "Soul Breaker",
[17509] = "Dark Reaver",
[17510] = "Sword of Corruption",
[17511] = "Serpent Slicer, Ichor Spitter, Toxic Ripper",
[17936] = "Firestone",
[17940] = "Greater Firestone",
[17942] = "Major Firestone",
[18077] = "Venom Web Fang",
[18078] = "Bloody Pick and others",
[18081] = "Gryphon Rider's Stormhammer",
[18082] = "Volcanic Hammer",
[18083] = "Galgann's Firehammer",
[18084] = "Fist of the Damned",
[18086] = "Teebu's Blazing Longsword, Force of Magma",
[18088] = "Blade of the Wretched, Corruption",
[18089] = "Linken's Sword of Mastery",
[18090] = "Gutrender, Fisher's Harpoon, Ancient Hakkari Flayer",
[18091] = "Archeus",
[18092] = "Shiver Blade, Coldheart Icicle",
[18104] = "Axe of the Deep Woods",
[18107] = "Gut Ripper, Fleshslasher",
[18112] = "Ashbringer",
[18138] = "Black Duskwood Staff, Shadowblade, Deathbringer",
[18187] = "Pan of Po'rool, Overloaded Heating Coil, Fists of the Red Dawn",
[18197] = "Serpent's Kiss, Stinging Viper",
[18199] = "Burning War Axe",
[18200] = "Bloodspiller",
[18202] = "Bloodpike, Gargoyle Shredder Talons, Jaw of the Ancient",
[18203] = "Venomspitter",
[18204] = "Cobalt Crusher",
[18205] = "Black Malice and others",
[18206] = "Diabolic Skiver",
[18208] = "Scorpion Sting",
[18211] = "Nightblade, Doombringer, Ebon Hand",
[18214] = "Witchfury, Sun's Tail",
[18217] = "Duskbringer",
[18276] = "Darrowspike, Bonechill Hammer",
[18278] = "Silent Fang",
[18289] = "Gravestone War Axe",
[18350] = "Black Grasp of the Destroyer",
[18381] = "Cursed Felblade",
[18398] = "Sliverblade, Glacial Blade",
[18543] = "Everflame Torch",
[18633] = "Frightskull Shaft",
[18652] = "Barovian Family Sword",
[18656] = "Ebon Hilt of Marduk, Shadowbringer",
[18796] = "Fiery War Axe",
[18797] = "Flurry Axe",
[18798] = "Freezing Band",
[18803] = "Hand of Edward the Odd",
[18817] = "Skullflame Shield",
[18818] = "Skullflame Shield",
[18819] = "Archaic Slicer",
[18828] = "Wall of the Dead",
[18833] = "Alcor's Sunrazor",
[18946] = "The Lion Horn of Stormwind",
[18980] = "Electrified Gloves",
[19260] = "Chillpike",
[19755] = "Frightalon",
[19874] = "Shimmering Platinum Warhammer",
[20586] = "Windreaper",
[20869] = "Glacial Stone",
[20883] = "Joonho's Mercy",
[21140] = "Vis'kag the Bloodletter, Drake Talon Cleaver",
[21151] = "Gutgore Ripper",
[21152] = "Earthshaker",
[21153] = "Bonereaver's Edge",
[21159] = "Sulfuron Hammer",
[21162] = "Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros",
[21165] = "Empyrean Demolisher, Steamrigged Servohammer",
[21170] = "Shadowstrike",
[21179] = "Thunderstrike",
[21186] = "Spinal Reaper",
[21330] = "Eye of the Abyss",
[21898] = "Cowl of Terror",
[21919] = "Thrash Blade, Chronobreaker, Letashaz's Right Claw",
[21949] = "Gatorbite Axe",
[21951] = "Fist of Stone, Energized Spear",
[21952] = "Claw of Celebras",
[21961] = "Princess Theradras' Scepter, Carved Runetotem",
[21970] = "Mark of the Chosen",
[21992] = "Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker",
[22600] = "Force Reactive Disk",
[22619] = "Force Reactive Disk",
[22639] = "Eskhandar's Left Claw",
[22640] = "Eskhandar's Right Claw",
[22850] = "Quel'Serrar",
[22863] = "Sprinter's Sword",
[23267] = "Perdition's Blade",
[23454] = "Ironfist and others",
[23592] = "Electrified Dagger",
[23604] = "Black Amnesty",
[23605] = "Nightfall",
[23682] = "Darkmoon Card: Heroism",
[23684] = "Darkmoon Card: Blue Dragon",
[23687] = "Darkmoon Card: Maelstrom",
[23719] = "The Untamed Blade",
[24241] = "Halberd of Smiting",
[24251] = "Zulian Slicer",
[24254] = "Sceptre of Smiting",
[24257] = "Jeklik's Crusher",
[24362] = "Feralkin Necklace, Ancient Hakkari Flayer, Devilsaur Claws",
[24388] = "The Lobotomizer",
[24405] = "Glacial Spike, Scale of the Blue Drake",
[24585] = "Ancient Hakkari Manslayer",
[24993] = "Emerald Dragonfang",
[25768] = "Staff of the Qiraji Prophets",
[25907] = "Wrath of Cenarius",
[26108] = "Dark Edge of Insanity",
[26415] = "Kalimdor's Revenge",
[26693] = "Neretzek, The Blood Drinker, Shadowbringer, Pulseseeker",
[27039] = "Beastmaster's Cap, Deathmist Mask, Pendant of Kindred Spirit",
[27042] = "Beastmaster's Gloves, Deathmist Wraps",
[27205] = "Beastmaster's Boots, Deathmist Sandals, Charm of Dark Domination",
[27208] = "Beastmaster's Tunic, Deathmist Robe",
[27559] = "Hushblade, Jagged Obsidian Shield",
[27648] = "Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker",
[27655] = "Heart of Wyrmthalak",
[27657] = "Inflatable Woman",
[27860] = "Blade of Eternal Darkness",
[27868] = "Icemail Jerkin",
[28414] = "Corrupted Ashbringer",
[28441] = "Corrupted Ashbringer",
[28701] = "Tempest's Rage",
[29151] = "Misplaced Servo Arm",
[29155] = "Corrupted Ashbringer",
[29164] = "Stygian Buckler",
[29502] = "Hurricane",
[29638] = "Bow of Searing Arrows",
[29639] = "Dwarven Hand Cannon",
[29640] = "Heartseeking Crossbow, Lodestone",
[29641] = "Dark Iron Rifle",
[29644] = "Galgann's Fireblaster",
[29646] = "Quillshooter",
[29647] = "Shell Launcher Shotgun",
[29653] = "Venomstrike",
[29655] = "Verdant Keeper's Aim",
[45076] = "Aspect of Seradane",
[45416] = "Vial of Potent Venoms",
[45522] = "Idol of the Emerald Rot",
[45841] = "Rod of Resuscitation",
[45843] = "Mana Binding Signet",
[45848] = "Fist of the Forgotten Order",
[45849] = "Totem of Crackling Thunder",
[45856] = "Shawl of the Castellan",
[45858] = "Breath of Solnius",
[45860] = "Chromie's Broken Pocket Watch",
[45862] = "Libram of the Faithful",
[45867] = "Crystal of Vengeance",
[45869] = "Concentrated Power of Will",
[45873] = "Black Widow Eggs",
[45875] = "Vampire Heart",
[46104] = "Tempered Runeblade",
[46318] = "Demoralization Club",
[46319] = "Horde Defender's Axe",
[46431] = "Idol of Evergrowth",
[47354] = "Breastplate of Beast Mastery",
[48004] = "Dream's Herald",
[48005] = "Frostbound Slasher",
[48006] = "Pauldron of Deflection",
[48008] = "Bloodletter Razor",
[48048] = "Ornate Bloodstone Dagger",
[48101] = "Totem of the Stonebreaker",
[48102] = "Towerforge Demolisher",
[49369] = "Modrag'zan, Heart of the Mountain",
[51001] = "Ornate Pyrium Gauntlets",
[51144] = "Shar'tateth, the Shattered Edge",
[51250] = "Splinterspear Mace",
[51251] = "Claw of the Mageweaver",
[51266] = "Stonewrought Vambraces",
[51277] = "Crystalvein Breastplate",
[51740] = "Treant's Bane",
[52843] = "Bloodcaller's Decapitator",
[52853] = "Draenethyst Blade",
[52854] = "Draenethyst Juggernaut",
}
-- END GENERATED ORIGINS
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