The original Jurassic War · English retail 1.05E data
From your first Commoner to legendary equipment. Explore the original game’s complete roster and understand what its numbers mean.
This reference describes the DOS game. New Windows features are explained separately on the main page. Campaign scripts, difficulty, tribe limits and training can change a unit’s actual stats or availability.
Pictures use the original game sprites and item icons. Shared buildings are shown in one tribal style; their appearance can differ by tribe. Plant reference screenshots come from JurassicKeep. Brachiosaurus and Daemon have empty sprite slots in the retail game.
HP is health; OP is offensive power; DP is defensive power. MP is magical power: distinguish current spell energy from the trained capacity needed to unlock spells. VP influences both movement delay and the sight footprint.
The values below are base definitions, not maximum trained stats or a promise about every campaign spawn. Building values use a different role from unit movement; the guide therefore does not label a building’s VP byte as walking speed.
Food pays for recruitment and construction. Hunt wild creatures, collect what they leave and order units to deliver supplies to Food-storage. Base carried food below is a creature’s starting data value, not a guaranteed reward in every scenario.
Feed and rest tired units. Sleep allows recovery, but leaves a unit vulnerable. Retreat veterans before they are surrounded; a surviving trained fighter is worth more than an endless stream of beginners.
Units earn experience and develop selected attributes. The cost of the next point increases with the current stat, so high-level growth takes more work. Training caps depend on tribe and entity type.
A Commoner becomes a Muscle-man at HP 70; otherwise OP 70 produces a Warrior. If both thresholds are reached together, the HP check comes first. This is why your training choices shape the army.
The original physical base damage is 1 + floor(OP / 32) + floor(max(OP − DP, 0) / 16). Equipped attacks then add a weapon-versus-target modifier and subtract the matching shield reduction, with a minimum damage of 1.
Different weapons therefore suit different opponents. OP is not damage per hit, and DP is not a fixed number of blocked hit points. Spell and special-attack behaviour is separate from this basic physical formula.
Inventory separates weapons, shields, carried food and special items. Two-handed arrow weapons prevent carrying a shield. Consumables restore only up to the current HP or MP capacity.
Several relic records contain attractive-looking stat bonuses that the original executable never applies. The four inactive relics below are marked explicitly. The original Armory also has an item-sale indexing bug; buy prices are listed here, but unreliable sale prices are not presented as a consistent economy rule.
VP changes movement in steps and expands the sight footprint. Scout before hunting or attacking, use flying creatures and mapping magic when available, and watch the routes back to your stores.
All tribes share primitive fighters. Specialist trainers follow tribal identity, while campaign scenarios can provide unusual starting forces, captured buildings or restrictions. The new skirmish and Modern AI rules are not part of the original game.
Windows · v1.11G · World Studio 40 / 0.40.0
Repairs cover a ground-occupancy crash, elapsed mission time, Pause/fullscreen and remapped menu controls. The modern minimap and clock stay visible in menus. Advanced options and Help image viewing are improved; Hard difficulty displays the red-eye skull correctly.
World Studio 40 includes portable audio conversion, broader image/animation imports, editable wildlife food amounts, asset-pack Undo/Redo and automatic draft recovery. Repairs cover custom names, stats, production outputs, private sounds, resurrection identity and campaign dependencies.
All online players and spectators need this exact game build and matching custom content. The desktop game is v1.11G / 1.12.34.0 and World Studio is 40 / 0.40.0. The separate browser lab remains game 1.12.17.0 / editor Core 0.36.0.
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13 tribal unit types and 12 wild creatures or hazards. Food prices are base recruitment values where the original table provides one.
The shared starting fighter and hunter. Training HP to 70 turns a Commoner into a Muscle-man; otherwise OP reaching 70 turns it into a Warrior. Protect developing units and equip them for their task.
Base food cost: 500
A sturdy primitive fighter with high starting HP and DP. Available to all tribes, and also reached by training a Commoner. Suited to enduring a fight while weaker units recover.
Base food cost: 1200
An offensive primitive fighter with high starting OP. Available to all tribes, and also reached by training a Commoner. Weapons and further training determine its effectiveness against different targets.
Base food cost: 1000
A specialist construction role obtained through the Sanctuary. Use its action panel to place available buildings on suitable ground. Construction consumes food; protect the builder while the base expands.
The Kanoose support caster. Learns healing, group healing, protection and resuscitation as its trained MP capacity grows. Keep it behind your fighters and preserve enough current MP to cast.
Base food cost: 900
A Moospell offensive caster. Learns fire, sound, lightning and ice attacks. Its initial 30 MP permits the first spell, while more advanced spells require training.
Base food cost: 1000
The Moospell area-attack caster. Poison Gas, Fire Dance and Earthquake threaten groups and buildings. Self-destruction sacrifices the caster, so its low MP cost is not the whole price.
Base food cost: 2000
The Romack mobility and exploration specialist. Mapping spells reveal terrain; Space Shift provides magical relocation. High starting VP also supports movement and scouting.
Base food cost: 900
A fast Tyrano ground dinosaur. Its starting balance of mobility, HP and defence makes it useful for hunting and mobile fighting. It still benefits from careful training and support.
Base food cost: 1400
Koaka ground support alongside their flying creatures. Starts with lower HP than the other trained ground dinosaurs; judge its matchups by combat behaviour and training, not food price alone.
Base food cost: 1800
The Koaka flying scout and fighter. Its very high starting VP and flight open routes unavailable to ground units. Use it to explore and locate targets before committing the rest of the tribe.
Base food cost: 1800
A durable Tyrano ground dinosaur with the highest starting HP of the regularly trained dinosaurs. Useful for a strong battle line, with support and room to manoeuvre.
Base food cost: 2100
The Tyrano dinosaur with a wave-like ranged attack. The attack loses strength as the wave advances. Positioning and target distance matter alongside its OP.
Base food cost: 1900
A powerful wild dinosaur with very high starting offence and defence. A dangerous hunt for a young party; avoid feeding inexperienced units into it one at a time.
Base carried food: 1000
An unused original definition with the highest base HP in this table. The retail animation slots contain no visible dinosaur; the reference picture shows only its selection marker.
Base carried food: 950
A heavily protected wild dinosaur. Bring a prepared party and compare your weapons against dinosaur targets before attacking.
Base carried food: 900
A mobile wild dinosaur with substantial HP. Scout its position and keep the hunting group together.
Base carried food: 800
No visible retail sprite
An unused original creature definition. Its retail animation slots contain no visible sprite; it is not a normal recruitable unit or a pictured campaign creature.
Base carried food: 750
A large wild mammal carrying a substantial food amount in its base record. Assess the danger to your hunters before committing.
Base carried food: 700
A rhinoceros-like wild animal, named Musso in the game. A mid-sized hunt compared with the island’s giant dinosaurs.
Base carried food: 400
A fast wild predator with appreciable attack power. Watch for it around exposed workers and recovering hunters.
Base carried food: 350
A smaller, fast predator. Its lower HP makes it less durable than a Tiger, but isolated beginners can still be threatened.
Base carried food: 200
The small canine called Cur in the game. A relatively light hunting target by its starting stats; nearby enemies can still change the encounter.
Base carried food: 150
A stationary hostile plant. Its zero VP means it does not roam like animals; account for its position when passing through an area.
Base carried food: 30
A stationary hostile mushroom with lower base HP than the Noxious Weed. Part of the original world’s hazards, distinct from the new cosmetic critters.
Base carried food: 20
14 building definitions, including the two Armory variants and nine specialist trainers. Costs are food; access depends on tribe and scenario.
The central tribal building and access point for the Constructor role. Construction options depend on the tribe and scenario. Losing this part of your base can make rebuilding much harder.
Construction food cost: 5000
Produces the tribe’s shared primitive fighting units. Keep food available while recruitment is running; combine new recruits with training and equipment.
Construction food cost: 2000
One of two original Armory variants. Supplies equipment and supports item trading. Its stock depends on the variant and scenario; this is not a universal upgrade tier.
Construction food cost: 3500
The second original Armory variant. Uses the same displayed name and base building stats as the first, but can provide a different equipment selection.
Construction food cost: 3500
Receives food brought home by hunters and supports the tribe’s food supply. Keep a safe route between hunting grounds and storage, and protect stores during an attack.
Construction food cost: 1000
A specialist training building for Elf units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Wizard units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Warlock units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Ranger units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Velociraptor units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Carnotaurus units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 3000
A specialist training building for Rhamphorhynchus units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 2500
A specialist training building for Triceratops units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 3500
A specialist training building for Dilophosaurus units. Available through the relevant tribe and scenario. It consumes food to produce the specialist; individual stat training continues after recruitment.
Construction food cost: 3000
All 30 original item types. Ordinary equipment has an Armory buy price; legendary and special items depend on the scenario.
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 350
+4: Commoner, Constructor, Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Tiger, Leopard, Cur, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+3: Muscle-man, Warrior, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso
+2: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Dilophosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+0: Rhamphorhynchus
+5: Triceratops
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 330
+2: Commoner, Constructor, Leopard, Cur, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+1: Muscle-man, Warrior, Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Tiger
+6: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Dilophosaurus
+5: Rhamphorhynchus, Brachiosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth
+7: Tyrannosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus
+3: Musso
+4: Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 310
+2: Commoner, Constructor, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Dilophosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso
+1: Muscle-man, Warrior, Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Rhamphorhynchus
+5: Tiger
+8: Leopard, Cur, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom, Sanctuary, Barracks
+4: Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 500
+2: Commoner, Constructor, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops
+1: Muscle-man, Warrior, Dilophosaurus, Tiger, Leopard, Cur
+7: Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger
+4: Rhamphorhynchus, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+0: Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record. Uses both equipment hands, so a shield cannot be worn at the same time.
Buy price in food: 400
+1: Commoner, Muscle-man, Warrior, Constructor, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger
+0: Elf, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Dilophosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso, Tiger, Leopard, Cur, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+2: Rhamphorhynchus
+4: Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record. Uses both equipment hands, so a shield cannot be worn at the same time.
Buy price in food: 350
+1: Commoner, Muscle-man, Warrior, Constructor
+0: Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso, Tiger, Leopard, Cur
+2: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus
+3: Rhamphorhynchus, Sanctuary
+4: Dilophosaurus, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+6: Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record. Uses both equipment hands, so a shield cannot be worn at the same time.
Buy price in food: 350
+3: Commoner, Constructor, Elf
+2: Muscle-man, Warrior, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger
+1: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Dilophosaurus, Musso, Tiger, Leopard, Cur
+4: Rhamphorhynchus, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+0: Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Reduces physical damage according to the incoming attack and its shield matchup. It does not simply add the unused DP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 350
Unarmed: 4
Sword: 4
Spear: 6
Stone-Ax: 7
Boomerang: 8
Poison-Arrow: 5
Fire-Arrow: 0
Arrow: 7
Celestial Sword: 5
Moonlight Sword: 5
Ax of Darkness: 5
Hammer of Darkness: 4
Volcano Spear: 0
Reduces physical damage according to the incoming attack and its shield matchup. It does not simply add the unused DP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 400
Unarmed: 5
Sword: 6
Spear: 7
Stone-Ax: 4
Boomerang: 6
Poison-Arrow: 6
Fire-Arrow: 4
Arrow: 5
Celestial Sword: 10
Moonlight Sword: 10
Ax of Darkness: 10
Hammer of Darkness: 6
Volcano Spear: 4
Reduces physical damage according to the incoming attack and its shield matchup. It does not simply add the unused DP value stored in the item record.
Buy price in food: 380
Unarmed: 3
Sword: 2
Spear: 2
Stone-Ax: 2
Boomerang: 4
Poison-Arrow: 4
Fire-Arrow: 12
Arrow: 2
Celestial Sword: 3
Moonlight Sword: 3
Ax of Darkness: 3
Hammer of Darkness: 2
Volcano Spear: 7
Restores up to 10 HP and 5 MP when consumed, limited by the unit’s current capacity.
Buy price in food: 210
Restores up to 20 HP and 10 MP when consumed, limited by the unit’s current capacity.
Buy price in food: 250
Restores up to 30 HP and 15 MP when consumed, limited by the unit’s current capacity.
Buy price in food: 350
Restores up to 40 HP and 20 MP when consumed, limited by the unit’s current capacity.
Buy price in food: 450
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Campaign association: Tyrano
+20: Commoner, Constructor, Tiger, Leopard, Cur
+18: Muscle-man, Warrior
+12: Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Dilophosaurus
+25: Rhamphorhynchus
+10: Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth
+15: Musso
+24: Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+8: Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Campaign association: Koaka
+15: Commoner, Constructor, Tiger, Leopard, Cur
+13: Muscle-man, Warrior
+18: Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+8: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+9: Rhamphorhynchus, Dilophosaurus
+12: Musso
When carried in the relic slot by a Elf, participates in the original MP regeneration check. It is not a flat increase to maximum MP, defence or movement.
Campaign association: Kanoose
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
+14: Commoner, Constructor
+12: Muscle-man, Warrior
+17: Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger
+7: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon
+8: Rhamphorhynchus, Dilophosaurus
+10: Mammoth, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+18: Musso, Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
+20: Tiger, Leopard, Cur
When carried in the relic slot by a Warlock, participates in the original MP regeneration check. It is not a flat increase to maximum MP, defence or movement.
Campaign association: Moospell
When carried in the relic slot by a Ranger, participates in the original MP regeneration check. It is not a flat increase to maximum MP, defence or movement.
Campaign association: Romack
Reduces physical damage according to the incoming attack and its shield matchup. It does not simply add the unused DP value stored in the item record.
Campaign association: Koomba
Unarmed: 15
Sword: 15
Spear: 15
Stone-Ax: 15
Boomerang: 15
Poison-Arrow: 15
Fire-Arrow: 20
Arrow: 15
Celestial Sword: 15
Moonlight Sword: 15
Ax of Darkness: 15
Hammer of Darkness: 15
Volcano Spear: 15
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Campaign association: Masai
+10: Commoner, Constructor, Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger, Brachiosaurus, Mammoth
+7: Muscle-man, Warrior, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon
+6: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus
+4: Rhamphorhynchus
+9: Triceratops
+5: Dilophosaurus
+8: Tyrannosaurus
+14: Musso
+16: Tiger
+17: Leopard
+18: Cur
+20: Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
Changes physical damage according to both the target type and its shield. It does not simply add the unused OP value stored in the item record.
Campaign association: Radumba
+7: Commoner, Constructor, Sanctuary, Barracks, Armory A, Armory B, Food-storage, Elf training, Wizard training, Warlock training, Ranger training, Velociraptor training, Carnotaurus training, Rhamphorhynchus training, Triceratops training, Dilophosaurus training
+5: Muscle-man, Warrior, Elf, Wizard, Warlock, Ranger
+20: Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, Tyrannosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Stauricosaurus, Daemon, Mammoth, Musso
+16: Rhamphorhynchus
+18: Triceratops, Dilophosaurus
+10: Tiger, Leopard
+12: Cur
+8: Noxious Weed, Poisonous Mushroom
Reduces physical damage according to the incoming attack and its shield matchup. It does not simply add the unused DP value stored in the item record.
Unarmed: 20
Sword: 20
Spear: 20
Stone-Ax: 20
Boomerang: 20
Poison-Arrow: 20
Fire-Arrow: 15
Arrow: 20
Celestial Sword: 20
Moonlight Sword: 10
Ax of Darkness: 17
Hammer of Darkness: 20
Volcano Spear: 20
Present in the original inventory, but its listed stat bytes are not applied by the retail executable. Do not expect it to improve unit stats in the original game.
Present in the original inventory, but its listed stat bytes are not applied by the retail executable. Do not expect it to improve unit stats in the original game.
Present in the original inventory, but its listed stat bytes are not applied by the retail executable. Do not expect it to improve unit stats in the original game.
Present in the original inventory, but its listed stat bytes are not applied by the retail executable. Do not expect it to improve unit stats in the original game.
When carried in the relic slot by a Wizard, participates in the original MP regeneration check. It is not a flat increase to maximum MP, defence or movement.
Food carried by a unit or left on the ground. Hunt and collect it, bring supplies to Food-storage and use the tribe’s stock to recruit and build. Carried food also supports recovery.
The trained MP requirement unlocks an ability. MP per cast is the current energy spent to use it; these are two different numbers.
Restores health to a selected target.
Trained MP required: 30
MP per cast: 15
Heals a group of nearby units.
Trained MP required: 50
MP per cast: 20
Creates a protective barrier.
Trained MP required: 70
MP per cast: 40
Temporarily protects a target from harm.
Trained MP required: 90
MP per cast: 60
Returns a fallen unit through restorative magic.
Trained MP required: 110
MP per cast: 80
A focused fire attack.
Trained MP required: 30
MP per cast: 18
A damaging sound attack.
Trained MP required: 45
MP per cast: 25
A lightning attack unlocked by further MP training.
Trained MP required: 65
MP per cast: 40
An advanced ice attack.
Trained MP required: 90
MP per cast: 60
Releases damaging poison gas.
Trained MP required: 30
MP per cast: 18
An area fire attack.
Trained MP required: 50
MP per cast: 32
A powerful area attack that can also threaten buildings.
Trained MP required: 90
MP per cast: 70
Sacrifices the caster in a destructive attack.
Trained MP required: 100
MP per cast: 5
Reveals a smaller area of the map.
Trained MP required: 30
MP per cast: 20
Reveals a larger area of the map.
Trained MP required: 50
MP per cast: 30
Relocates using the Ranger’s movement magic.
Trained MP required: 70
MP per cast: 30
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Roster, base stats, costs, item behaviour and spell thresholds were checked against the English retail 1.05E executable and game-data tables. Names may differ slightly from spellings in the original menus. The empty internal “None” records are omitted.
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