Search the original spell-name snapshot
Names come from the original client’s localized strings. Some translations remain in English. Racial abilities and talent-only names are excluded. The class grouping follows the captured picker/Codex pools; this is not proof that every name is a selectable opening spell.[1]
Shaman names learned through talents
These two additional Shaman labels are kept separate from the ordinary 103-key baseline. A localized name does not establish its current unlock or starting-spell rule.[1]
| English name | 简体中文 client name | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Rockbiter Weapon | 石化武器 | Read the dated Shaman route → |
| Stormstrike | 风暴打击 | Read the dated Shaman route → |
A name in the pool is not necessarily your starter
| Character state | How to use the result |
|---|---|
| Fresh character | Check the picker’s actual starting spell, then support the attack you have. |
| Talent changes the opener | Read the allocated milestone or capstone; do not assume every character starts identically. |
| Spell is missing from an offer | A pool entry is not a guaranteed next card. Use the working attack or a useful survival choice. |
| Another version shows a different name or effect | Read its current card and version; do not transfer rank values from this name index. |
Use names to make a practical choice
For example, search 火球术 and select Mage to find Fireball, then use the Mage route to separate a fresh opening from a developed Fire, Frost or Arcane plan. Searching a translated name does not change your game language or your save. Mage choices →[1]
Version and data limits
Labels can update automatically only when all 14 language columns and the recorded entries validate. A missing entry or changed source format retains the previous reference. Starting spells, point gates and numerical rank effects require separate verification.[1]
Sources & checks
Warcraft artwork © Blizzard Entertainment.
- Aethus · automatically checked names ↗ (external website, opens in a new tab) · Localized spell names; class grouping retains the 30 October snapshot.