How This Data Is Checked
Every stat on this desk is supposed to carry a source. The top bar names two versions on purpose. Gear numbers are still the table labeled 0.110.0. Jewelry rows and the capstone sentences were read from the public client 0.112.5 on 23 October 2026. Neither line means a staff member timed forty runs. If a field cannot be sourced, it is omitted. That is why hit points are missing and why Paladin’s 245 versus 160 is described as a conflict instead of averaged.
Client read on 23 October 2026
- Host: https://wow.aethus.pl/
- Cache stamp on the public HTML: 470d98081e2c
- Wasm: wenilla_bg.wasm?v=470d98081e2c
- Build string inside that wasm: aac727ed0.112.5. Version used on this desk: 0.112.5. Short id: aac727ed.
- English strings in that older pass: the string table embedded in the wasm data segment at memory 0x100000.
- Interface art from that client is not published on this desk. Jewelry names, coefficients, and capstone sentences from that read are.
That read did not include a per-piece stat array for the 498 armory rows, a single hit-point value, per-rank spell damage, a clear-score table, or the zone clocks. Vanilla Spell.dbc and Talent.dbc files in the asset index were not used as survivors balance numbers. Jewelry coefficients are printed raw. A “v” in curly braces is left as the client wrote it. Band of Accuria’s stored float was not a small coefficient, so it is omitted.
Client languages read on 29 October 2026
Names, racial lines, zone chapters, boss names, spell names, capstone sentences, jewelry names and effect templates, armor names, and gear stat lines on the translated pages come from the language tables inside wenilla_bg.wasm?v=c33ee61002a5. The site uses the client’s own en, zh, de, pl, pt (Português do Brasil), es, and ru tables. A “v” in curly braces is still the client’s placeholder. The 498 stat numbers stay the 0.110.0 transcription. The words around them are the current client’s bonus templates.
Three grades
| Grade | Means | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| official | Read from wow.aethus.pl on 22 October 2026 | Busy detection, WebGPU failure text, save export, addon loading, no-embed behavior |
| client 0.112.5 | Public wasm, stamp 470d98081e2c, read 23 October 2026 | Jewelry names and coefficients, capstone sentences |
| client-data 0.110.0 | A public armory table labeled 0.110.0. Not re-read from the 0.112.5 wasm | 498 gear rows, drop rates, slot and rarity |
| client strings, 29 Oct 2026 | Language tables in wenilla_bg.wasm, stamp c33ee61002a5 | Names, racial lines, capstone sentences, jewelry templates, composed armor names, stat wording |
| community | Guides that say they checked 0.110.0, or an older extract we date in the sentence | Zone clocks, clear scores, card order, the 600MB and 140MB measurements |
Conflicts we kept
- Zone counts of 9, 12, and 16. We use 12, and we date the moment Un’Goro, Scarlet Monastery, and Naxxramas joined the route to a 0.103.1 extract.
- Mage starter: capstone text says Fireball, with Frostbolt as the elemental swap. Another board lists Frostbolt as the default. The Mage page says both.
- Troubleshooting URLs. An early sitemap sketch put them at the site root. The page spec puts them under /not-loading/. The site follows the page spec.
Arena of Champions, read 30 October 2026
The Arena of Champions page and the arena row on WoW browser games use the public client at arenaofchampions.live. File aoc_client_bg.wasm, last modified 29 October 2026, 23:08 UTC. Patch notes in that file stop at 0.21, dated 2026-10-29. Class health, specs, utilities, and the match-rules record are printed as stored. The Windows URL was a HEAD request the same day: 103,749,120 bytes, last modified 29 October 2026, 23:18 UTC. The file was not opened. WebWoW’s row is the homepage at webwow.world on that date, plus the author’s 27 September 2026 post. No WebWoW client extract.
What the status probe is allowed to fetch
The HTML page, then a HEAD of boot.js using the stamp from that HTML. Not the wasm, not the art. The hidden “too many people” sentence is not a signal. See status.