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versions of WOW Terms:
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Summary
Terms used in the game World of Warcraft.
Terms I
| Term | Description |
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| gm | (game master) employed by blizzard to monitor |
| tank | player who can take a lot of damage |
| pc | player controlled character |
| twink | low-level character given powers by high-level characters |
| nerfed | downgraded or made less effective |
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| Term | Description |
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| critters | monsters that don't attack |
| dot | damage over time |
| train | lead monsters to another player |
| pvp | player verses player |
| aoe | area of effect damage (spell that can damage a group of monsters) |
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Terms II
| Term | Description |
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| alt | character on your account that isnt your main character |
| ks | (kill steal) stealing another player's kill |
| spawns | monsters bebing created in the world |
| buff | beneficial spell |
| de-buff | a negative spell cast on a player or monster that makes it less powerful |
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| Term | Description |
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| creep | a monster |
| carebear | player who mostly helps other players attack monsters |
| creep jacking | attacking player while he is fighting a creep |
| pve | (player verses enviornment) players against computer controlled opponents |
| wtb | wanting to buy |
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Terms III
| Term | Description |
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| pulling | intentionally leading monster to your allies |
| pet | npc creature controlled by player |
| cheese | to exploit an imbalance in the game |
| tap | when damaging a monster gives benefit to only you |
| raid | large attack on an area |
| kiting | staying out of an enemy range while attacking it |
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| Term | Description |
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| npc | non player character (computer controlled) |
| wts | wanting to sell |
| caster | character who stays towards back of a battle to heal or cast spells |
| pst | please send tell |
| dps | damage per second |
| res | ressurection |
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