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								<h1>A brief history of Pawn</h1>


								<p>

									For recent version history, see the <a href="Readme.htm">Pawn readme</a>.

									(I got tired of the version history section of the <a href="Readme.htm">

									readme</a> being longer than the rest of it, so I moved parts here.)</p>

								<h3>Version 2.6.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: The individual schools of spell damage

									(of Fiery Wrath, etc.) will now show up on the Weights tab like they did in

									Classic Era and Burning Crusade Classic, though those stats are no longer

									found on Northrend items.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Added a new version of the default

									protection paladin stat weights with some small adjustments to optimize for

									threat generation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fixed Pawn's gem recommendations for

									Burning Crusade items on the Wrath pre-patch. (The Northrend gem

									recommendations were correct, but the Outland gems were still being

									recommended based on their old stats from Burning Crusade.)</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Added support for ranged attack power on

									more types of items in all languages.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Added support for spell power on items

									"of Sorcery" in French and Latin American Spanish.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The list of scales will now display a warning at the top if you don't

									have any scales visible. (Most of Pawn's features don't do anything if no

									scales are visible, but it's okay to ignore the warning if that's what you

									really want.)</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: The first time you log in on a death

									knight after updating, Pawn will re-show all of the death knight starter

									scales if you don't have any custom scales shown.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Ranged attack power will now show up in

									the list of stat weights and on the Compare tab again.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Added support for armor penetration and

									expertise on more types of items in all languages.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Added support for attack power on more

									types of items in European Spanish, Latin American Spanish, and Traditional

									Chinese.</li>

									<li>Includes Russian translation updates.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fixed a problem that started occurring

									after the latest Wrath update that caused Pawn to sometimes stop annotating

									tooltips for a while after you changed anything about your current scales

									(changing visibility, changing stat weights, etc.).</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fixed a problem where some specs were

									getting hit, crit, and haste ratings of 1 instead of 0 or a fraction as

									intended.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fixed a typo that caused the default

									spell power weight for discipline priests to be 100⨉ what it was intended to

									be. Oops.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: The death knight starter scales now

									indicate in the name whether they're providing advice for tanking or DPS.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Feral attack power now works as it did

									in Pawn 1.1 back when Wrath was new—it's not a real stat on items in Wrath,

									but it appears on tooltips when playing a druid. A value you assign to feral

									attack power will work the same as if it were a real stat, like before the

									pre-patch. You can assign points to melee weapon DPS or feral attack power,

									but you probably don't want to assign points to both.</li>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fixed a problem where weapon DPS was

									contributing more to an item's score than intended when using the default

									stat weights.</li>

									<li>Traditional Chinese Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Pawn now supports

									Wrath Classic (including the pre-patch) in Traditional Chinese.</li>

									<li>German Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Includes a minor translation

									update.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Wrath of the Lich King Classic pre-patch: Today's Wrath Classic patch

									broke addons that need to detect which version of the game you're playing,

									including Pawn. This version of Pawn should work correctly again after that

									change.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.6</h3>

								<p>This version introduces support for the Wrath of the Lich King Classic

								pre-patch.</p>

								<ul>

									<li>There are all-new default stat weights for all classes and specs,

									including death knights, curated by HawsJon (thanks!). These should provide

									more accurate advice for level 80 and the mechanics changes in the

									pre-patch.<ul>

										<li>As always, simulating your character and maintaining custom stat

										weights will yield even better advice, specifically tailored for your

										character.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Spell damage and spell healing have been converted into a single stat,

									spell power. Existing custom scales will be converted automatically by

									choosing the better of the two weights, and then you can continue to adjust

									as needed.</li>

									<li>Hit, crit, and haste have been converted from individual melee and spell

									ratings to a single rating each. Existing custom scales will be converted

									automatically by choosing the better of the two weights, and then you can

									continue to adjust as needed.</li>

									<li>Pawn now includes data for the Wrath of the Lich King Classic gems, but

									it won't start suggesting those gems until you start getting Northrend gear.

									You can still browse them on the Gems tab.</li>

									<li>There is currently no way to distinguish between armor and bonus

									armor—sorry, bear tanks.</li>

									<li>This version of Pawn will not work properly in Traditional

									Chinese on Wrath Classic due to an updated translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<p>This version also includes minor fixes for Shadowlands, Classic Era, and The

								Burning Crusade.</p>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Added Pawn annotations to the tooltips for converted items

									at the Creation Catalyst. (Thanks Triadian!)</li>

									<li>Classic: Fixed a problem with the default stat weights where Pawn was

									suggesting dual-wielding weapons for protection warriors and paladins

									instead of using a shield.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.38</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: The new Shattered Sun gems for Content Phase 5 will now show

									up in recommendations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.37</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed that annoying problem where the green tooltip border would

									overstay its welcome if you hovered over an upgrade item and then something

									else like a spell button.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.36</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: Added support for new Zul'Aman items that use a

									different wording for their spell damage and healing. (Thanks wwwbbat!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.35</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Includes new stat weights for all classes and specs from

									Ask Mr. Robot.</li>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: Pawn will now suggest Runed and Bright Crimson

									Spinel, as appropriate.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.34</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: Fixed a problem where the spell damage portion

									of Teardrop Crimson Spinel was getting counted toward healing as well (30

									healing and 8 spell damage, but it should be 22+8) in Russian.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.33</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn no longer values domination sockets since domination

									shards no longer function outside of the Maw.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.32</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: The new gems for Content Phase 3 will now show

									up in recommendations, and will be taken into account when determining the

									value of sockets on Black Temple gear.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.31</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now type things like "/pawn tooltip 186767" or "/pawn tooltip

									186459::::::::60:257:::1:7883:2:9:60:28:888" to reconstruct an item in-game,

									for example if you see its item ID on a screenshot from someone who has

									Pawn's "Show item IDs" option enabled. (You probably won't ever need to use

									this, but it should be handy for me!)</li>

									<li>Fixed MP5 detection on some items in the German version of Classic Era

									Season of Mastery. (Burning Crusade Classic and other languages were not

									affected.) (Thanks ruffiely!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.30</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where domination sockets were undervalued in the default

									Ask Mr. Robot scales for tanks and healers.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.29</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed the look of the socketing advisor tooltip on WoW 9.1.5, which also

									fixes an error that started with 9.1.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.28</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where domination sockets could get counted twice.</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor bug where Pawn's socketing advisor would stay visible when

									shift-right-clicking an item with a prismatic socket and then

									shift-right-clicking an item with a domination socket, without first closing

									the socketing window.</li>

									<li>If you have scale values visible on tooltips (they're hidden by

									default), you can now hover over the Pawn button when inspecting another

									player to see their total scores (using <em>your</em> character's scales) on

									Classic, like you can in Shadowlands. </li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.27</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items with only a domination socket will no longer show a blank

									socketing advisor when you shift-right-click them, since Pawn doesn't

									suggest domination shards.</li>

									<li>You can now assign a value to domination sockets on an item. For Pawn's

									default scales, I've chosen a very conservative value for the stat that

									assumes that you <em>aren't</em> raiding Sanctum of Domination. The initial

									value I've chosen is 45× the value of Leech, which is provided by the

									Desolate Shard of Rev which anyone can easily attain without raiding. For

									someone who does raid Sanctum of Domination and has access to better shards

									and their class's domination set bonus, this default value will be far too

									low, so you'll want to increase it to something more appropriate.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.26</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The "color tooltip border of upgrades" feature now works again without

									errors on the 9.1.5 PTR.</li>

									<li>Incorporated a couple of changes from players on CurseForge that will

									hopefully improve compatibility between Pawn and ArkInventory.</li>

									<li>Burning Crusade Classic: Added support for new types of items with holy

									spell damage in English, French, Russian, Latin American Spanish, European

									Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese versions of Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.25</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Additional Pawn updates to accomodate changes made in French Burning

									Crusade Classic, and to fix a bug I introduced in the previous version that

									only affected French versions of the game.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.24</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now once again recognize specific schools of spell damage on

									items in French Burning Crusade Classic. (Other languages, Classic Era, and

									Shadowlands were not affected.)</li>

									<li>Made a couple of small changes to help make French compatibility

									problems easier to fix in the future.<ul>

										<li>For the curious, in French it's normal to put a space before AND

										after a colon, as in "Équipé&nbsp;: Augmente...". Sometimes, Blizzard uses a

										"non-breaking space" instead of a regular space before the colon, and a

										regular space after, which is also common. Unfortunately, they're not

										consistent; sometimes they just use two regular spaces. And you

										can't <em>see</em> the difference, but to code,

										those two spaces are as different as A and Z. With this change, Pawn will now always treat

										non-breaking spaces and regular spaces the same.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.23</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixes a harmless but annoying error that could occur when interacting

									with socketed items in Shadowlands.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.22</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a few bugs relating to meta sockets in Burning Crusade Classic.

									The base values of helms with meta sockets will be (correctly) somewhat

									higher after this change, and the current values of a fully-socketed helm

									(if you have those turned on) may be significantly higher.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn couldn't read the damage stats on the few

									rare crossbows that deal an exact, non-random damage with every attack

									(Crossbow of the Albatross, Fine Light Crossbow) on French versions of

									Classic Era and Burning Crusade Classic. Other languages and other crossbows

									were not affected.</li>

									<li>Added some additional debugging information to help me understand some

									tricky aspects of gem calculations in the future. (That means even more chat

									spam when debug mode is on!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.21</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When using the option to ignore gems while leveling (which is <em>

									enabled</em> by default) on Burning Crusade Classic, Pawn will now no longer

									suggest that you use gems on items with an item level below 100. This means

									that those items will get lower values, and also that Pawn will no longer

									suggest using green-quality gems in any item by default. You can restore the

									(approximate) previous behavior by disabling that option on the Options tab.

									(That option affects all characters.)</li>

									<li>Added support for more items with spell crit in English and French

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>A few Shattered Sun / Sunwell gems that don't appear until Burning

									Crusade Classic Phase 3 have been removed from recommendations, since

									they're not available yet.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where socket bonuses would always be ignored on items in

									Traditional Chinese Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug on Burning Crusade Classic where the Compare tab would show

									a socket bonus even when it would be better to ignore the socket bonus and

									only use your best gems. (Item values and upgrade advice were not affected;

									this was just a display issue.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a harmless error that would appear when logging in on Traditional

									Chinese versions of WoW.</li>

									<li>Slightly improved performance on Italian Shadowlands.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.20</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn should finish its item calculations about 5% faster now.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with melee and ranged crit rating

									in French, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, Korean, and Simplified

									Chinese Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.19</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an error that could appear when hovering over an item ("attempt to

									get length of field 'Values' (a nil value)").</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with different amounts of spell

									damage and healing on the same line of the tooltip in Russian Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with MP5 in French Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>While leveling in Shadowlands (non-Classic), Pawn will now suggest

									potential upgrades to heirloom items that used to provide an experience

									boost, since those items no longer do and there's less of a downside to

									replacing them.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of "the Sorcerer" items in Burning Crusade

									Classic in several languages.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with MP5 in Simplified Chinese and

									Traditional Chinese Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with different amounts of spell

									damage and healing on the same line of the tooltip in Traditional Chinese

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>I'm trying out a new workaround for a couple of game bugs that caused

									Pawn to work much more slowly on Classic Era and Burning Crusade Classic.<ul>

										<li>Other than just still not being fast enough, the most likely thing

										that might break with this change is Pawn missing some of the stats on

										items that appear in green text, such as ratings in Burning Crusade

										Classic. (I haven't spotted any bugs with those—but if anything did

										break, it's probably that.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Additional performance improvements that affect all versions of the

									game.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with crit rating on German Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for more types of Wrath items (Fiery Wrath, etc.).</li>

									<li>Added "Thrown weapon" to the list of weapon types that you can add

									values to (or mark as unusable) on the Values tab for Classic Era and

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Classes that can't use thrown weapons have them marked as unusable in

									the default scales, so by default they won't show as potential upgrades.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with spell damage and healing on

									the same line of the tooltip, and more with MP5, on English Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more types of items with crit rating on Russian

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed a couple of bugs causing health regeneration on items to not be

									recognized on French versions of the game.</li>

									<li>Further improved the formatting of how some item IDs are displayed.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>On Classic and Burning Crusade Classic, Pawn will no longer suggest mail

									as upgrades for hunters and shamans or plate for warriors and paladins

									before level 40 in some places.</li>

									<li>Added support for additional types of items with shield block rating and

									dodge rating.</li>

									<li>You can now use Enter and Escape to close the popups that appear when

									using the Scale tab (export, confirm delete, etc.).</li>

									<li>Pawn will now claim that fewer items have "special effects" on the

									Compare tab if the "special effect" is something at the top of the item

									tooltip like "Mythic." (This doesn't affect item values or upgrade advice in

									any way, just the orange diamond on the Compare tab.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn was suggesting random items instead of cut

									Golden Draenite gems. (The item values and upgrade advice were correct; it

									was just showing the wrong item name. I apologize to anyone who tried to

									shove a two-handed mace into a yellow gem socket.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where shamans were being treated as if they could

									dual-wield on Classic Era.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for items with spell penetration in Classic Era. (They're

									already supported in Burning Crusade Classic.)</li>

									<li>Added support for the handful of armor penetration items that will

									appear in later phases of Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Worked around a bug in the Russian and Latin American Spanish versions

									of Burning Crusade Classic that would cause Pawn to show errors if you had

									items with a healing enchantment or random property.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Included several gem cuts that were missing from suggestions, including

									Runed and Teardrop—sorry, casters!</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where many of the gems suggested on Burning Crusade

									Classic were being suggested based on stats and colors that they had at

									different points in the game's history (Wrath or Cataclysm). You should see

									more sensible suggestions in the socketing advisor, and the values of

									socketed items may slightly increase.</li>

									<li>Added support for "of Healing" and "of the Prophet" items on Burning

									Crusade Classic. (Thanks to neaves for tracking down the items and a

									suggested fix!)<ul>

										<li>On Latin American Spanish and Russian, "of Healing" items currently

										don't show the spell damage granted. Once that bug is fixed, Pawn will

										need an additional change to handle those items properly.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Fixed an error that would occur on Burning Crusade Classic when looking

									at an item that has sockets but no meta socket. (Thanks to ahakola for a

									suggestion and the many people who reported this.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor issue with how some item IDs were displayed (a missing

									colon).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Meta gems are now supported. You can manually assign a weight per scale

									to the special meta gem effects such as

									"Minor&nbsp;Run&nbsp;Speed&nbsp;Increase"&nbsp;or&nbsp;"1%&nbsp;Spell&nbsp;Reflect"; the stat portion of a meta

									gem will be calculated for you. (A good starting point is 36× the value of

									your primary stat.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn wouldn't work at all on Italian Shadowlands.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where feral attack power wasn't working on English

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>On Burning Crusade Classic, when determining a socketed item's value,

									Pawn will now decide whether the item's value would be maximized by

									following the socket bonus, or ignoring the bonus and using all of the same

									type of gem.<ul>

										<li>The socket bonus will also be taken into account for the advice

										given in the socketing advisor popup.</li>

										<li>The socket bonus will also be shown on Pawn's Compare tab whenever

										the item's value would be maximized by following the socket bonus.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem with wands that deal holy damage on all Russian versions

									of WoW.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem with some items that grant mana-per-5 on Russian Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now includes colored sockets in the value of an item like it does

									for prismatic sockets. Colored sockets are assigned a value automatically

									based on the best gems that fit that socket's color of an appropriate

									quality level for the item. Like prismatic sockets, there's no way to

									manually override the value of a colored socket or to fine-tune the quality

									level of the gem used in the calculation.</li>

									<li>Colored and meta sockets are now shown on Pawn's Compare tab.</li>

									<li>The socketing advisor will now appear for socketed items in Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more items with spell hit rating on Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added the Gems tab in Burning Crusade Classic.<ul>

										<li>Gems with Haste are not currently visible, since they won't appear

										until Black Temple opens.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The value of stamina in the Classic and Burning Crusade Classic default

									scales for DPS specs was too high and has been reduced to a more reasonable

									level.</li>

									<li>Added support for some additional caster enchantments on English Classic

									and Burning Crusade Classic. (This was accidentally listed in the notes for

									2.5.6 in some places, but it's not fixed until 2.5.7.)</li>

									<li>Simplified the look of some item IDs when the Show Item IDs option is

									enabled.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a few problems with items that give bonuses to a single type of

									magic damage in European Spanish Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for items with feral attack power on Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more items with defense rating on Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more items with hit rating on Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more items with spell hit rating on Simplified Chinese

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed problems with weapon damage in Traditional Chinese Burning Crusade

									Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem with Outland items with melee and ranged crit rating on

									European Spanish Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem with items with school-specific spell damage on European

									Spanish Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed the calculation of DPS of wands on Portuguese and Korean Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for more Outland items with spell crit rating on Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Added support for more Outland items with the same amount of spell

									damage and healing on Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn missed crit rating on some Outland items in

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn couldn't determine the DPS of wands in French

									Burning Crusade Classic.</li>

									<li>Fixed many problems where Pawn missed stats in European Spanish Burning

									Crusade Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for various items with hit rating and attack power that

									weren't being handled properly before.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where items with different values of spell damage and

									healing on the same line of the tooltip were getting the two stats reversed,

									even though I literally <em>triple-checked</em> that before releasing Pawn

									2.5.</li>

									<li>Minor updates to the German translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.5</h3>

								<p>Introducing: Pawn for the Burning Crusade

									Classic pre-patch.</p>

								<p><strong>Important:</strong> If you imported custom scales on Classic and are continuing

								to Burning Crusade Classic, you'll need to update your

								weights for all of the percentage-based stats when you get the pre-patch. If, for example, your value for

								Crit is 10, an item that gives 1% crit would be worth 10 points on Classic, but

								would be worth 80 in Burning Crusade Classic and the pre-patch, because that

								item will change to have 8 crit <em>rating</em>. Pawn won't make any automatic

								changes to your custom scales. But, if you're using the default stat weights

								that come with Pawn, you don't need to do anything.</p>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for all Burning Crusade Classic languages:

									English, French, German, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Latin American Spanish,

									European Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.<ul>

										<li>Known issue: The Spanish PTR currently has a bug where items are

										showing spell hit and spell crit as percentages instead of ratings. Pawn

										currently processes these items correctly, but once the bug is fixed,

										Pawn will need an additional adjustment to work again.</li>

										<li>Known issue: The Russian PTR has the same problem with spell hit.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Added support for new stats: Expertise Rating, Resilience Rating, Haste

									Rating, Spell Haste Rating, and Spell Penetration.</li>

									<li>Added support for new combat ratings present on Classic gear: Hit

									Rating, Spell Hit Rating, Crit Rating, Spell Crit Rating, Dodge Rating,

									Parry Rating, Block Rating, and Defense Rating.</li>

									<li>Added support for items that give different amounts of spell damage and

									healing on the same line (Amulet of Flowing Life, etc.).</li>

									<li>The default stat weights on Burning Crusade Classic have been updated to

									accommodate the combat ratings change.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Russian WoW Classic: You should no longer see a warning about addon

									incompatibility when logging in.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added ArkInventory integration, contributed by a Pawn fan named Matthew.

									(Well, I don't know if he <i>said</i> he's a fan. I'm assuming here.)<ul>

										<li>When you have ArkInventory and ArkInventoryRules enabled, you can use the <code>pawnupgrade()</code> rule in

								ArkInventory to run a Pawn comparison on items in your inventory for sorting. This will return true if the item is

								an upgrade and false if it is indeterminate or not an upgrade. To determine if something is not an upgrade, use

								<code>pawnnotupgrade()</code>. This rule will return true if the item is definitely not an upgrade, and false if it is

								indeterminate or an upgrade. This can be used for auto-sell rules, such as <code>bind(3) and pawnnotupgrade()</code>.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn will now suggest the +16 stat jewel clusters instead

									of +12 stat gems for items level 175 and higher.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Updated stat weights for Guardian Druid based on a new

									simulation from Ask Mr. Robot.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Spanish, Shadowlands only: Fixed a problem where off-hand frill items

									were being misidentified as off-hand weapons, so they didn't show upgrades

									or values for casters. (This problem didn't apply to Classic or to other

									languages.)</li>

									<li>Spanish, Spain only, Classic only: Fixed a problem where an error

									message appeared when logging in.</li>

									<li>Spanish: Fixed detection of Avoidance and Block Value on some items in

									certain situations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: I've included a new set of stat weights from Ask Mr. Robot

									yet again—the most notable changes will be for healers, who will see the

									value of mastery increased significantly.</li>

									<li>Improved a few bits of the Italian translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn 2.4.11 included the wrong set of stat weights; this

									version includes the stat weights that were <i>intended</i> to come with

									2.4.11. Apologies for the error!</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn now includes new default stat weights for all classes

									and specs from Ask Mr. Robot, optimized for typical characters in Mythic

									Keystone dungeons. These should give you much better gearing advice than the

									previous defaults, but remember that you'll always get the most accurate

									advice for your character if you import stat weights from your favorite

									simulator (like Ask Mr. Robot).</li>

									<li>Pawn's "compare item left" and "compare item right" keybinds work

									with world quest item rewards once again.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Worked around a bug in WoW that was causing Pawn to show incorrect

									upgrade information for some Shadowlands quest rewards.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where clicking links in chat and then right-clicking the

									window that appeared would open Pawn's Compare tab even if it was for

									something that wasn't an item, such as an achievement.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added Pawn annotations for tooltips of item rewards in the Great Vault.

									(I think. Thanks Crazy Carl!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn can now recover and continue working if another addon changes any

									of the class colors and does so incorrectly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Changed the graphics in the Pawn UI to look more Maw-like.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: In German, mail armor is now properly detected again after

									the Naxxramas patch.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will no longer appear as "out of date" after updating to WoW 9.0.2.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: In Russian, shadow spell damage is now properly recognized

									on items. (This problem didn't affect other schools of magic or other

									languages.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn's bag icons should now cooperate with Can I Mog It?'s bag icons

									again. Special thanks to the author of that addon, who inspired a much

									simpler solution that what I had come up with.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now has a more complete set of gem recommendations, including new

									gems from the Shadowlands. For example, for resto shamans on an ilvl 100

									item, Pawn will suggest five different +4 crit gems from different

									expansions, so you can buy the one that's cheapest.<ul>

										<li>This is just new recommendations, not a new feature—there still

										isn't a way to further customize gem quality levels to your exact

										tastes, but that's still on the to-do list.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn was a little overzealous in resetting data that might have been

									affected by the level squish, so I've changed the way it works to be less

									annoying for people who have a lot of alts.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li><b>Pawn's bag arrows integration will no longer work by default with

									custom bag addons.</b><ul>

										<li>The game no longer allows customizing that functionality while in

										combat, so before this change, Pawn's bag arrow integration caused

										errors while performing certain actions in combat, such as swapping

										weapons from the character sheet. Disabling support for custom bag

										addons is unfortunately the only way I can work around this.</li>

										<li>To work around this, custom bag addons that call

											IsContainerItemAnUpgrade directly can use

											PawnIsContainerItemAnUpgrade when available instead, falling back to

											IsContainerItemAnUpgrade if it's nil. Then Pawn will control the bag

										arrows like it did before.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn will now show two-handed weapons as potential upgrades for

									two-handed Frost Death Knights. If you're all about the dual-wielding life

									and want to turn this back off, you can go to Pawn's Values tab, select

									"Axe: 2H" (or any other 2H type) under "Weapon types", and then select

									"Don't show upgrades for 2H items."</li>

									<li>You should no longer see a warning message about addon compatibility

									when playing on Russian WoW 9.0.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Hopefully fixed an error that occurred when turning in a

									quest.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Welcome to WoW 9.0 and the level squish! Pawn had to wipe its memory of

									everything it knew about your characters before the squish since none of

									that information is correct anymore, so for a little while it might show you

									upgrades that aren't actually upgrades until it learns about your sweet

									epics. This shouldn't last long, and will automatically resolve itself as

									you play.<ul>

										<li>This version is meant for WoW 9.0 (Shadowlands pre-patch) and WoW

										Classic only.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn should give reasonable gem recommendations and calculations in this

									version, but I'll continue to refine them in the coming days to give more

									helpful suggestions at lower levels.</li>

									<li>Default stat weights have not been updated. Players participating in

									high-level raiding may want to import custom weights from a simulator

									instead of using the built-in guidance.</li>

									<li>The Corruption stat has been removed, since it no longer has any effect

									on your character and appears greyed out.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where if a quest gave you a useful item and a junk item

									(such as a gray artifact power item from Legion), Pawn would sometimes fail

									to show upgrade arrows on the non-junk item.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.36</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for parry chance on items. (The UI has been

									there all this time, but it didn't actually work. Oops!)</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed some problems with Benediction and some other items

									with spell damage and healing that only occurred when playing in Simplified

									Chinese.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.35</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for dodge arcana and cloak enchantments.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.34</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Pawn will no longer incorrectly show axes as potential

									upgrades for rogues.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for Fel-Infused Leggings in Simplified

									Chinese, which work differently from seemingly every other item in the game

									with shadow spell damage because Blizzard hates me.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.33</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for "of Sorcery" items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.32</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>I broke the Korean version in 2.3.31—it's fixed now.</li>

									<li>One more small update to the German translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.31</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Shadowlands: Adjusted the level at which characters get their armor

									specialization ability.</li>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn will now start showing upgrades to Legion artifact

									weapons again.</li>

									<li>Updated the German translation, thanks to SunnySunflow.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.30</h3>

								<ul>

									<li><b>This release adds Shadowlands compatibility to Pawn.</b></li>

									<li>Shadowlands: Pawn's UI will no longer be see-through.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where Pawn would no longer show your score

									totals when hovering over the Pawn button after equipping a relic-slot item.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where shadow spell damage was no longer

									being recognized in Simplified Chinese. (Other languages weren't affected.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.29</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>One-handed maces and daggers will no longer incorrectly appear as

									potential upgrades for demon hunters, since they cannot equip them.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.28</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>I rearranged the Values tab, making the stat list wider, to make it

									easier to use in languages where some stat names are very long like

									"Puissance d'attaque en changeforme."</li>

									<li>Various minor updates to the sizes of things in the UI to make Pawn more

									pleasant to use in a variety of languages.</li>

									<li>Lots more updates to the French translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.27</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Significant updates to the French translation, courtesy of CerealCH.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.26</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a rare error that could occur when looking at very unusual rings.</li>

									<li>Pawn is now compatible with a slightly wider array of item tooltip

									comparison addons.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where spell damage on some items in French

									wasn't being recognized.&nbsp; (Other languages weren't affected.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.25</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where if scale values on tooltips were enabled, and you

									had a trinket with no stats (such as Pocket-Sized Computation Device or most

									trinkets in WoW Classic), Pawn wouldn't show the total score of all of the

									items you're wearing when hovering over the Pawn button on the character

									sheet.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Leech (Parasitar / Robo de vida) was not

									recognized on items in either Spanish version of WoW.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed multiple problems reading numbers when playing in

									French introduced by the latest patch for WoW Classic.&nbsp; (Battle for

									Azeroth isn't affected.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.24</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where Pawn would cause an error when using

									the "Track for each scale (advanced)" option because it would try to scan

									your equipment sets, which don't exist on Classic.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.23</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Battle for Azeroth: Pawn now works in the new(-ish) 8.3.0 auction house.<ul>

										<li>Important: Items with random stats ("of the _____") will be

										undervalued on the main auction house browsing page, and will be

										unlikely to appear as upgrades.&nbsp; When you click the item name to

										see all of the individual auctions for that item,<i> those</i> items

										will get accurate rankings from Pawn.&nbsp; (This is because the game

										groups multiple similar items with varying stats together on the initial

										screen, but the items listed on the second screen have exact stats that

										Pawn can evaluate.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.22</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a lot of additional problems with the European

									Spanish version of WoW Classic.&nbsp; (Latin American Spanish and Battle for

									Azeroth weren't affected.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.21</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where Pawn couldn't read damage on weapons

									in the European Spanish version of WoW Classic.&nbsp; (Latin American

									Spanish and Battle for Azeroth weren't affected.)</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where Pawn couldn't read damage on wands in

									the Portuguese version of WoW Classic.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Improved the Simplified Chinese translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.20</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed an issue where the new Classic stat weights included

									with Pawn valued stats like crit chance as if they were the Burning

									Crusade-style ratings, not percentages, so all of the percentage-based stats

									were severely undervalued.&nbsp; (This has no effect on you if you're using

									your own stat weights, or if you're playing Battle for Azeroth.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.19</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>I worked around a bug in BankItems and other addons that use the old

									auction house that was causing Pawn to fail

									catastrophically.</li>

									<li>Pawn will now work with even more complicated corrupted items than

									before ("didn't expect to find 11 bonus IDs").</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Pawn now includes a full set of starter scales for each

									class and spec courtesy of

									<a href="http://tbcwowaddons.weebly.com/pawn.html" target="_blank">HawsJon</a>.&nbsp;

									These stat weights were originally designed for use on The Burning Crusade,

									not Classic, but they're the best resource for Classic stat weights that

									I've found so far.<ul>

										<li>Druids have two scales for feral: DPS (cat) and tank (bear), since

										your preferred role will dictate which stats are most valuable.</li>

										<li>Rogue off-hand weapons use different weights than other rogue gear,

										so there's a fourth scale for rogues that you should only use when

										comparing items for your off-hand slot.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Removed an error message that appeared when playing in Spain.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn can now handle more complicated items than before.&nbsp; This fixes

									a problem where you could get an error like "didn't expect to find 9 bonus

									IDs" after looting a very complicated item.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated German translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW 8.3 PTR: Added support for the Corruption stat.&nbsp; If you assign

									it a value, you probably want to assign it a <i>negative</i> value.</li>

									<li>WoW 8.3 PTR: Fixed a problem where high-level weapons would cause errors

									when playing in French.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Scale tags can now specify a class like on retail.&nbsp;

									When you import a scale that specifies a class, Pawn will now automatically

									mark all of the weapon and armor types that class can't equip as unusable

									just like it does on retail.&nbsp; (Specs included in scale tags for Classic

									will be ignored.)</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: For Korean players, wand damage should now be interpreted

									correctly and no longer produce an error message.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixed a problem where the retail-only option to only use

									your class's preferred armor type after level 50 was still showing up on

									leather, mail, and plate armor.</li>

									<li>Improved the "Items with this are unusable" text on the Weights tab in

									English.</li>

									<li>Made a small tweak to the Pawn UI's tabs to help people who use custom

									fonts.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated the Pawn logo.</li>

									<li>Pawn dialogs that ask for scale names, and the delete scale confirmation

									dialog, have been returned to the more compact appearance that they had in

									version 2.3.10 and earlier.</li>

									<li>WoW 8.3 PTR: Fixed a problem where Pawn would no longer load on the PTR.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Ranged weapons are now properly supported.</li>

									<li>Added a special surprise.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When exporting Pawn scale tags, unusable stats will now appear simply as

									"Stat=X" instead of "Stat=-1000000".</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: A basic starter scale for each class is now available.<ul>

										<li>The starter scales include default values for all stats relevant to

										the class, loosely based on the game's item level formula.&nbsp;

										(They're very similar to the default stat weights that came with Pawn a

										decade ago.)</li>

										<li>There is just one starter scale per class, so for example, the druid

										template has values for Strength, Agility, Intellect, <i>and</i> Spirit.</li>

										<li>The appropriate starter scale will be automatically enabled when

										starting Pawn for the first time (if you don't already have any scales)

										so it does <i>something</i>.</li>

										<li>I still <i>highly</i> recommend customizing the default values.</li>

										<li>The "Template" button on the Scales tab is now available, and

										creates a new scale based on your class's starter scale.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Pawn will now allow items that aren't your class's

									preferred armor type to be considered as upgrades after level 50, since

									non-cloth healers using cloth armor was commonplace and optimal in early

									WoW.&nbsp; <i>[Vger wistfully remembers her Crimson Felt Hat from Strat...]</i><ul>

										<li>The option that appears to enable this feature whenever you select

										an armor type on the Weights tab has been removed.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: The Manual button on the Scales tab is now visible, even

									though you can't switch to Automatic on Classic so the button is always

									selected.&nbsp; (Other parts of the Pawn UI refer to "switching to Manual

									mode" and I didn't want to have to change them all.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports Korean and Traditional Chinese.&nbsp; With

									that, Pawn now supports all WoW Classic languages!</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Fixes for frost spell damage in Simplified Chinese.</li>

									<li>The Import and Export windows for scale tags are now larger and can be

									closed with the Esc key.</li>

									<li>If you experience a problem with Pawn incorrectly finding the stats for

									an item, you can put that item into the Compare tab and then Alt+click it to

									see a full list of the item's stats and a command that can be used to see

									the same item on a different computer.&nbsp; (You probably won't have a

									reason to use this unless I ask you to.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Additional updates to the Simplified Chinese translation.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports Russian, thanks to drcrazy777.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Additional updates to the Simplified Chinese translation from wolfcon.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports Portuguese.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports Simplified Chinese, thanks to wolfcon.</li>

									<li>Some updates to the Russian translation, courtesy of drcrazy777.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports Spanish and German.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: the Compare tab will now refresh itself after a moment to

									make sure it has the latest stats from your items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>/pawn compare can now compare two items at once: /pawn compare left

									12345 right 67890</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug introduced in Pawn 2.3.0 that made it impossible to import a

									scale with a class and spec specified the first time you tried.</li>

									<li>Fixed problems with baguette damage in French WoW.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Now supports French in addition to English.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem introduced in WoW 8.2.5 where Pawn wouldn't recognize

									numbers 1,000 or larger in the Russian version of WoW—not the same one as

									for French and Spanish!</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a new Pawn slash command: /pawn compare.&nbsp; You can use this as

									an alternate way to put items into Pawn's Compare UI.&nbsp; For example,

									"/pawn compare left 16795" puts Arcanist's Crown into the left slot of

									Pawn's Compare tab.<ul>

										<li>The compare command accepts item IDs, "item:12345:0:0" strings, or

										full shift+clicked item links ("/pawn compare [Arcanist's Crown]").</li>

										<li>If your PC hasn't downloaded the stats for an item yet, the command

										might not do anything the first time.&nbsp; Try it again (Enter,

										Shift+Up, Enter) after a second and it should work the second time.</li>

										<li>Addon authors can use "PawnUI_SetCompareItemAndShow(1, 16795)" to

										accomplish the same thing.&nbsp; (1 for left, 2 for right.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where armor was being ignored in French WoW.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Worked around a problem where Pawn would sometimes not see

									all of the stats on an item (typically, the "green stats").<ul>

										<li>This workaround will result in slightly lower performance on WoW

										Classic.&nbsp; I'm still investigating a better long-term solution.</li>

										<li>For the curious, it's because the game client would get a partial

										list of stats for the item, then Pawn would do its calculations on that,

										and then shortly afterward the game would get the rest of the stats for

										the item, but at that point Pawn didn't know that it needed to re-scan

										the item, so it was evaluating the item based on just the first batch of

										stats it got.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Removed "All Resistances", which does not appear to exist

									on any items in Classic.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for "of Concentration" items.</li>

									<li>Russian and Chinese: For consistency, Pawn's "debug" and "backup" slash

									commands are now always in English like they are for all other languages.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem introduced in WoW 8.2.5 where Pawn wouldn't recognize

									numbers 1,000 or larger in the French and European Spanish versions of WoW.</li>

									<li>I introduced a system that will make Pawn a little easier to translate

									in the future, and make it more resilient to changes in the way that

									non-English versions of WoW display numbers.</li>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for ranged weapon DPS, "of Defense" items,

									and probably more stuff I forgot about.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>WoW Classic: Added support for "of Eluding" items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.3</h3>

								<p>Consider this version a full release for Battle for Azeroth and a beta for

								WoW Classic.&nbsp; WoW Classic is supported for English only in this version.&nbsp;

								Pawn does not include any built-in scales for WoW Classic, so you'll need to

								create your own scales from scratch, or import them.&nbsp; Not all Pawn features

								exist on WoW Classic, and some features are incomplete.</p>

								<ul>

									<li>There are no new features for Battle for Azeroth in this version.&nbsp;

									If you run into any issues on the live/retail realms, you can return to

									2.2.x and shouldn't miss out on anything.</li>

									<li>The "show item level upgrades" feature will default to OFF in Classic.&nbsp;

									(But, if you've already used one of the earlier versions of Pawn on Classic,

									that option may already be on, so turn it off manually if you don't want it.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.46</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>If you've used an addon to hide item levels from your items, but still

									have Pawn's "show item level upgrades" option turned on (that's the

									default), Pawn will now show the item level increase at the bottom of the

									tooltip instead. </li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn could forget your best items after logging

									out, if using the "track for each scale (advanced)" feature.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.45</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Includes updated stat weights from Ask Mr. Robot for all classes and

									specs.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.44</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now show equippable items that are a higher item level than

									what you currently have as upgrades too, even if they aren't stat upgrades.&nbsp;

									(You can turn this new behavior off on Pawn's Options tab.)<ul>

										<li>This feature currently doesn't take Unique-Equipped rings into

										account.&nbsp; If you happen to equip two different item level copies of

										the same ring, Pawn could consider both of them your best two rings and

										thus "forget" about your previous second-best ring.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Some minor performance improvements when logging in.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where characters with artifacts equipped could get

									upgrade recommendations for types of items they can't equip, such as wands

									for death knights.</li>

									<li>Fixed a harmless error that appeared when logging in on a Russian

									client.</li>

									<li>Lots of updated German translations, courtesy of SunnySunflow.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.43</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Removed a harmless error that would occur when shift-right-clicking

									Pocket-Sized Computation Device.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.42</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for the new 60-stat epic gems from Nazjatar.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.41</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Some minor changes to try to work around a problem where Pawn tries to

									compare a new item versus an old item but it doesn't know the stats of the

									old item, and it causes an error.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.40</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Removed some old code that isn't necessary anymore in 8.1.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.39</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an additional problem with an "ItemButtonTemplate" error that

									would appear if you have the "/console scriptErrors 1" setting on.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn would show an unnecessary error message to

									French players.&nbsp; You know, the one I said I fixed in 2.2.37.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.38</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed some problems with the Compare tab's visuals introduced by patch

									8.1.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.37</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where Pawn would show an unnecessary error message to

									French players.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.36</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>New stat weights from Mr. Robot for all classes and specs!</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.35</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Increased the item level threshold at which Pawn will start suggesting

									BfA rare-quality gems.</li>

									<li>Added a warning Pawn detects that you're using an addon like Combat

									Numbers Separator that might cause it to give bad advice.&nbsp; (Let me know

									if you see this with only Pawn active!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.34</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixes to prevent errors involving "WorldMapTooltip" from occurring on

									WoW 8.1.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.33</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Better compatibility with DejaCharacterStats.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.32</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>A debug-only option that I added long ago will now automatically turn

									itself off if you turned it on and then forgot about it.&nbsp; ("Not caching

									because the item didn't have any stats" and other similar messages.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.31</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem that occurred on the Spanish (EU) version of WoW (not

									the Mexico version or other languages) where items with 1,000 or more of a

									stat were being evaluated incorrectly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.30</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Includes new, updated stat weights for all classes and specs from Ask Mr. Robot's

									simulations to give you better, more accurate advice in raids.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.29</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixes for Brazilian Portuguese.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.28</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will no longer suggest weapon upgrades for mistweaver monks as if

									they could dual-wield.</li>

									<li>Adjusted gem recommendations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.27</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn's relic upgrade features are now disabled by default, and I plan to

									remove them entirely in a future version.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.26</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items with sockets will now be valued somewhat higher than before, to

									account for the new gems in Battle for Azeroth jewelcrafting.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where sometimes you'd get an error when looking at items

									that your PC hadn't downloaded the stats for yet.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.25</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed some more issues with artifact weapon level comparisons (notably,

									comparing versus the surprisingly crappy weapons you get during the Battle

									for Lordaeron questline).</li>

									<li>Fixed the average item level display on the Inspect window when hovering

									over the Pawn button.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.24</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When comparing an artifact weapon with a non-artifact weapon, Pawn now

									just shows upgrade arrows based on the item's level.&nbsp; Artifact weapons are

									complicated, and this seemed like the most helpful and least confusing way

									to provide guidance.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.23</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where Pawn could skip one of your equipment sets when

									looking for your best-in-slot gear when the "upgrade comparisons: track for

									each scale" option was enabled.</li>

									<li>Updated artwork.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.22</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will no longer tell you that it's probably not worth your time

									putting gems in anything below ilvl 800.&nbsp; (I changed the threshold to

									153, and I'll change it again when BfA launches.)</li>

									<li>Pawn will now show upgrades for your artifact weapons (and off-hands) on

									all level 110+ characters.</li>

									<li>More gem updates in preparation for the Battle for Azeroth jewelcrafting

									recipes.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.21</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>New default stat weights for the Battle for Azeroth pre-patch 8.0 for

									all classes and specs!</li>

									<li>Fixed some problems that occurred when the "Upgrade comparisons: Track

									for each scale" option was selected.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.20</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>More gem updates for the Battle for Azeroth item level squish.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.19</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated for WoW 8.0 and the Battle for Azeroth item level squish.&nbsp;

									Due to item level changes, gem recommendations may be a little strange at

									lower levels; let me know if you see something that seems very wrong, and

									let me know which item and gem and the item levels of each.</li>

									<li>Stat weights have not been updated since WoW 7.x.&nbsp; They're still

									the latest from Ask Mr. Robot; most likely it will take a couple of months

									to account for all of the expansion changes and produce reliable new stat

									weights.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an occasional

									incompatibility with TradeSkillMaster where upgrade arrows would appear in

									bags too often.&nbsp; (Special thanks to Curse user Katmandu29a.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where relic upgrade info wasn't visible on tooltips anymore

									when the "align values to right edge of tooltip" option was enabled. </li>

								</ul>

								<h4>Version 2.2.17a</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem with the German translation of relic upgrade

									notifications.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated the default Ask Mr. Robot scales for all classes and specs.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a fix to make Pawn compatible with the German version of WoW 7.3.2

									courtesy of Salty from Curse.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now suggest blue-quality gems on heroic Tomb of Sargeras gear

									or better, and the epic-quality gems on heroic Antorus gear.</li>

									<li>Translation updates for German courtesy of Salty from Curse.</li>

									<li>(Version 2.2.14a) Translation updates for French courtesy of

									Kangourousse from Curse.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>More language updates for WoW patch 7.3.&nbsp; (If I do four of these

									updates I get a special cache full of epics.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem introduced by WoW patch 7.3 that caused Pawn to not work

									properly in the Spanish (Spain) version of WoW.</li>

									<li>More updates for WoW patch 7.3.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updates for compatibility with WoW patch 7.3.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a compatibility fix for AethysRotation and other addons that scan

									your artifacts while you're logging in.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Stat weights for all classes and specs have been updated based on hotfixes,

									balance changes, and new simulations.</li>

									<li>Pawn will now suggest blue-quality gems only on items that are higher

									than level 900.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added new guidance and stat weights for all classes and specs to account

									for changes in WoW patch 7.2.5.&nbsp; The new weights are optimized for

									Mythic Keystone dungeons a higher gear level (870) than in previous versions

									of Pawn, given how quickly one can gear up alts currently.<ul>

										<li>In addition, the new weights for Assassination Rogues now assume

										that you use Master Poisoner.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem in Korean WoW that was introduced in 2.2.7.</li>

									<li>Additional changes to French support to improve performance for players

									in all languages.</li>

									<li>Lots of translation updates for Portuguese courtesy of Pawn fan tiagopl.&nbsp; (No updates for other

									languages in this update.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn is now compatible with the French version of WoW patch 7.2.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now wait to start suggesting relics for the third slot of your

									artifact until you've actually unlocked it.&nbsp; (I thought it would be

									helpful for collecting a relic before you finish the questline, but it's

									proven to be annoying and misleading in practice.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Made a change to try to improve integration with Bagnon.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug in Pawn where for some low-level characters, Pawn wouldn't

									recognize that one of your artifact's relic slots was locked, and would

									suggest relics for that slot.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>English: Fixed a problem where the Survival Hunter artifact Talonclaw

									didn't ever show relic upgrades.&nbsp; (It's possible that this problem

									exists for other artifacts—it would occur any time that the artifact had a

									different name on the item tooltip versus the shift-right-click artifact

									pane.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Worked around a game bug where WoW was saying that BoE relics looted at

									level 110 and then passed to lower-level characters would get fewer ilvls

									from that relic than they actually would.</li>

									<li>Some other addons simulate shift-right-clicking on your artifact at

									logon to get information about it.&nbsp; This caused Pawn to sometimes

									receive incorrect information about your artifact, which would cause it to

									overestimate how much of an item level upgrade a relic would be.&nbsp; Pawn

									will now detect when this is happening and ignore the bad information it

									received.</li>

									<li>Russian: Includes translations for new relic features.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug in Pawn 2.2 where items in a player's bags that required a

									higher player level and couldn't be equipped were still getting green

									arrows.</li>

									<li>Pawn will no longer work with WoW 7.1.5.</li>

									<li>English: Relics that give a single level increase will now say "+1 level" instead

									of "+1 levels".</li>

									<li>Russian: Hopefully fixed some of the catastrophic problems that started

									occurring with patch 7.2.</li>

									<li>Italian: Includes translations for new relic features.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Includes fixes for compatibility with WoW patch 7.2.</li>

									<li>Pawn will now highlight relics that are an item

									level upgrade to one or more of your artifacts.&nbsp; Note that this upgrade

									feature is completely separate from Pawn's existing upgrade features—it's

									based on item level increase, not stats, and your custom scales are not used

									in any way.<ul>

										<li>This feature won't work until after you shift-right-click your

										artifacts.&nbsp; You only have to do that once (for each artifact) after

										upgrading to Pawn 2.2.</li>

										<li>This feature will work for all of your artifacts regardless of which

										spec you're in.</li>

										<li>Top-tier players who want to min/max specific artifact traits rather

										than focusing purely on their artifact's item level may want to turn

										this feature off—see Pawn's Options tab to do so.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn will now suggest the cheap 100-stat gems on more items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where balance druids could see weapons appear as upgrades to

									their off-hand frill items, as if they could dual-wield.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li class="auto-style1">Updated the Ask Mr. Robot default scales for most

									specs.&nbsp; (The ones that didn't change already had the latest stat

									weights.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When copying built-in scales, the spec icon (as well as other internal

									details) will now be copied as well.</li>

									<li>The Compare tab will now refresh itself whenever it's shown, so changing

									scale values or an option that affects calculations like "ignore sockets on

									low-level items" will have an immediate effect.</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor bug where one of the details of each scale was being saved

									incorrectly.&nbsp; (Neither the bug nor the fix should have an immediate

									impact as the feature to use that detail isn't available in Pawn yet.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated default stat weights from Ask Mr. Robot for The Nighthold and the latest hotfixes.</li>

									<li>When the Pawn button is set to the left side, it will now appear in its

									usual location on the <i>right</i> side of the item socketing window.&nbsp;

									(It was originally intended to not be visible at all if the left setting was

									used, but that hasn't displayed properly in ages and no one complained, so I

									guess it probably doesn't cause any problems there.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug introduced in 2.1.13 where the list of scales in the Pawn UI wouldn't show or

									hide immediately upon switching between Automatic and Manual mode.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.13</h3>

								<ul>

										<li>Scales that are imported with both Class and Spec included will use

										spec icons and class colors by default, just like the built-in Automatic

										scales.&nbsp; (Pawn will automatically include them when exporting any

										of the built-in scales.)<ul>

											<li>Scales you've already imported in previous versions need to be

											re-imported for this to work.</li>

											<li>There's currently no way to change a scale's class, spec, or

											icon in the Pawn UI other than through the export and import

											features.</li>

										</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn scale tags can now specify a spec using its English name instead of

									just a number.&nbsp; For

									example: ( Pawn: v1: "Hunter: Beast Mastery": Class=Hunter,

									Spec=BeastMastery, Agility=10 )<ul>

										<li>Scales exported in this version can't be imported into earlier

										versions of Pawn, so for the next few weeks while people may not have

										updated, if you share scales with others, you may need to remind them to

										upgrade.&nbsp; (Or, change Spec= to its old number form: 1 is the first

										spec listed in the game's Specialization window, 2 is the second, and 3

										is the third.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>When using the "show item IDs" option, Pawn will once again show item

									IDs for items that can't be equipped (food, relics, crafting reagents, and

									so on).</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the color picker would disappear too soon when

									choosing a scale color.<ul>

										<li>There's still a bug where the initial color that appears when

										choosing a new color is incorrect, but that's a problem with the game

										itself.&nbsp; (For example, you can see the same issue with the chat

										window color options.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Worked around a problem where the item level display that appears when

									hovering over the Pawn button while inspecting another player would

									undervalue off-hand artifacts (including weapons, shields, and frill).&nbsp;

									(The game shows the item level of off-hand artifacts as 750 regardless of

									their actual level, so Pawn works around the bug by assuming that the

									off-hand artifact is always the same level as the main-hand artifact.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>New updates to the default Ask Mr. Robot scales for patch 7.1.5.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added some new unverified changes that will hopefully eliminate the problem a few

									people are seeing where items are missing stats and causing other items to

									show up as upgrades when they aren't.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the Template button on the Scale tab didn't work.</li>

									<li>Made some minor changes that should slightly improve performance with

									certain items that can never have stats, like artifact relics and tabards.</li>

									<li>Updated all of the default Ask Mr. Robot scales with new stat weights.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Additional minor changes to help debug a problem some people are having

									with items missing stats.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Performance enhancements based on suggestions from rowaasr13 of Garrison

									Mission Manager.</li>

									<li>Pawn's Bag Upgrade Advisor will no longer show green arrows on items in

									your bags that aren't equippable yet because you don't meet the level

									requirement.&nbsp; (You'll still see them if you hover over the item.)</li>

									<li>Added support for the comparison tooltips that appear when holding Shift

									over the point-of-interest icon for a world quest that rewards an equippable

									item.</li>

									<li>The "compare item left" and "compare item right" keybinds now work on

									world quest rewards.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated stat weights from Ask Mr. Robot for changes in patch 7.1 and

									recent hotfixes.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a mistake I introduced in version 2.1.6 that caused characters to

									become undying servants of the Lich King if they use Automatic mode (the

									default), which caused Pawn to not show anything on tooltips, and make it

									appear as if Pawn thought that your spec was Blood in the Pawn window.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Improved performance in raid groups when in Automatic mode (the

									default).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Increased Pawn's memory usage in exchange for faster item scans.&nbsp;

									(Memory usage should still only be a couple MB, but finding bag upgrades

									should be much faster.)</li>

									<li>Minor translation updates.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where occasionally Pawn would complain about finding too

									many "bonus IDs" on items.</li>

									<li>Removed the "ignore valor and baleful upgrades" feature, since those

									items are not relevant anymore.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The Compare tab will no longer show the differential between the sockets

									and socket value on the left item versus the right item.&nbsp; (For example,

									if one item has no socket, and the other has a socket worth 1,250 points, it

									will no longer show "+1,250".)&nbsp; After this change, the green and red

									numbers shown will always only be stats, which should make them easier for

									new people to understand.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where it was no longer possible to export some scales

									(generally, scales that were created using the "empty" button or importing,

									rather than copying an existing scale or starting from a template).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now take over the new WoW 7.1 feature that puts green arrows

									on items in your bags.&nbsp; Normally the feature shows you items that are a

									higher item level than what you have equipped.&nbsp; Pawn will change the

									feature so that it shows items that are an upgrade to your

									currently-equipped gear for any of your active scales.&nbsp; (For example,

									if you're in the default Automatic mode, it'll put upgrade arrows next to

									items that are better for your current spec, but not for other specs.)<ul>

										<li>This feature has no effect on the WoW 7.0 live realms.</li>

										<li>If you don't like this, and would rather go back to the old

										behavior, uncheck "Show bag upgrade advisor" on Pawn's Options tab.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn's default stat weights now come from Ask Mr. Robot!&nbsp; The

									existing Wowhead placeholder scales have been removed, and the Ask Mr. Robot

									scales work automatically in the same was as the previous placeholders, but

									now have more appropriate and helpful advice for each specialization.<ul>

										<li>If you'd like advice for more than one spec at once, switch to

										Manual mode on the Scales tab, and then you can show and hide additional

										scales from there.</li>

										<li>You may notice that items in your bags or bank that weren't upgrades

										before version 2.1 are now showing up as upgrades—that's to be expected,

										as some of the new stat weights in this version are vastly different

										than before.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>In the English version, the Values tab has been renamed to Weights, to

									better match the generally accepted terminology.</li>

									<li>The item level display on the Compare tab will no longer show the

									difference between the two levels ("+15" etc.).&nbsp; I'm hoping that this

									makes it clearer that the item level isn't used in calculations.</li>

									<li>Pawn will no longer add orange diamonds to special effects that it

									doesn't understand on items.&nbsp; I felt that in modern versions of Pawn,

									those were just clutter, and didn't really provide useful information.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The previous version of Pawn fixed Latin American Spanish while breaking

									European Spanish.&nbsp; This version should hopefully work for both.&nbsp;

									(There's a new difference in the way that numbers are displayed between the

									two versions of WoW that I wasn't aware of previously.&nbsp; Sorry!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Hopefully fixed a problem when Pawn is used in Spanish where stats 1,000

									and up would be massively undervalued.</li>

									<li>When choosing between relics as quest rewards, Pawn's Quest Upgrade

									Advisor will now show the same (?) icon that it does for trinkets, instead

									of showing you which one to choose to vendor.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn's Quest Upgrade Advisor will now also help you identify upgrades

									rewarded by world quests.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated the values of Broken Isles gems again after the recent hotfix.&nbsp;

									<i>FFS, Blizzard.</i></li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The "ignore gems while leveling" feature will now ignore sockets on

									items below ilvl 800.</li>

									<li>Made a small tweak to work around a problem that was reported where an

									error occurred when trying to sell a battle pet.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated the values of Broken Isles gems.&nbsp; Pawn will no longer

									vastly overvalue sockets on Broken Isles gear.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixes to the French translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem that could occur on some new items where Pawn would

									display an error message about not expecting an item with 5 bonus IDs.</li>

									<li>Minor update to the Simplified Chinese translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where one-handed weapons could show up as huge upgrades

									for characters who can't dual-wield.&nbsp; (They were being compared against

									the character's off-hand frill item or shield.)</li>

									<li>Updated Korean translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now show "your best" and "your second best" on tooltips of

									equipped rings and dual-wielded weapons when using the default settings.</li>

									<li>When the item on the left side of the Compare tab is better, its upgrade

									arrow will now be green like all other upgrade arrows in Pawn.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>By popular demand, the Ignore Valor and Baleful Upgrades option has

									returned.&nbsp; It's on by default, but you can turn it off to better

									compare new gear.<ul>

										<li>I'll wait to remove this option until Legion actually launches.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>A few more translation updates for Russian.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Made a hopefully-better fix for the problems on the Russian version of

									WoW.</li>

									<li>Updated translation for Russian.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where one-handed weapons would appear to be upgrades for

									dual-wielding characters far too often.</li>

									<li>Hopefully fixed a problem where numbers 1,000 and up were being

									calculated incorrectly in the Russian version of WoW.</li>

									<li>Updated translations for Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish,

									Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Adjusted the value of gems to account for a difference in the values of

									Draenor gems on the live version of the patch versus what they had on beta.</li>

									<li>Increased the item level threshold at which Pawn will start suggesting

									that you use Legion gems so that you shouldn't see that happen on your

									Mythic Hellfire Citadel gear.&nbsp; <i>(Looks at own gear and weeps softly)</i></li>

									<li>Updated translations for Spanish and Italian.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 2.0</h3>

								<p>Pawn 2.0 only works on World of Warcraft 7.0, the Legion prepatch.</p>

								<h4>New features and big changes</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>By default, Pawn will now automatically make suggestions based on your

									current spec and nothing else, and it will automatically switch its

									suggestions whenever you change specs.&nbsp; If you prefer to show multiple

									specs on your tooltips and customize them, just go to the Scale tab and

									switch to Manual.</li>

									<li>To keep things simple, when deciding whether a new item is an upgrade,

									Pawn will now just compare it against what you currently have equipped.&nbsp;

									This should be more straightforward now that gear works for all specs, and

									better mimics the way that other RPGs with similar features (like Diablo)

									work.&nbsp; You can return to the previous Pawn behavior if you prefer by

									switching to Manual mode on the Scale tab, and then checking "track for each

									scale" on the Options tab.</li>

									<li>All of the built-in scales have been rebuilt from scratch.&nbsp; For

									now, the stat values are simplified and are not coming from Wowhead, but I

									expect to resume getting expert advice from them in the coming weeks.<ul>

										<li>Please report any bugs you find with incorrect item types marked as

										not being usable, and so on!</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h4>Other less exciting stuff</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>This version now supports all of the languages that Pawn 1.9

									supported—special thanks to the Pawn translation volunteers!<ul>

										<li>Not all

									translations are complete yet, but if you do notice something completely

									broken, please let me know what, and which language.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The Pawn UI visuals have now been slightly tainted by the Fel.</li>

									<li>Pawn will now show spec icons on your tooltips (only for default

									scales), which should make them easier to find and tell apart.&nbsp; You can

									turn this off on the Options tab.</li>

									<li>Built-in scales that are designed for only your current class will no

									longer show the class name on item tooltips.&nbsp; For example, "Havoc: +14%

									upgrade" instead of "Demon Hunter: Havoc: +14% upgrade".</li>

									<li>Pawn's gem database has been fully updated to account for the stat

									changes in patch 7.0.</li>

									<li>To keep the suggestions manageable, Pawn will no longer consider

									multi-stat (green, orange, or purple) gems on low-level items.</li>

									<li>The Gems tab has been simplified, and will no longer show each gem three

									times (under red, yellow, and blue gems).</li>

									<li>The "Defaults" button on the Scale tab has been removed.&nbsp; A new

									"Template" button has been added, which creates a more useful scale to start

									from for your current spec.</li>

									<li>Pawn's Socketing Advisor now gives a full list of gems when you have

									Automatic mode enabled (which is the default).</li>

									<li>Pawn's features for assuming that you'll use Valor and Baleful tokens to

									upgrade your items have been removed.</li>

									<li>Removed support for Bonus Armor, Spirit, Multistrike, Spell Power, and

									colored sockets, as those stats have been removed from the game.</li>

									<li>Removed support for meta sockets, PvP Resilience, and PvP Power, as

									those stats are not relevant on any current gear (though they do still exist

									in-game, such as on the Dreadful Gladiator sets).</li>

									<li>Dodge and Parry on low-level items and tank heirlooms will now be

									interpreted as if it were Stamina.</li>

									<li>Attack Power on low-level items will now be interpreted as if it were

									Strength or Agility, whichever your scale values most.</li>

									<li>I expect that for most players, Pawn's memory usage will decline

									significantly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h4>Bug fixes and minor tweaks for 7.0</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>I improved the "getting started" text that probably nobody reads.&nbsp;

									Now it'll take even less time for people to not read it.</li>

									<li>The Pawn UI now opens to the Compare tab by default (except the first

									time you open it).</li>

									<li>Fixed a rare division by zero error that could occur when wearing

									cosmetic armor with no stats.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.31</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Partial gem support has been restored on the Legion beta.&nbsp; The new

									Legion gems will be used in all calculations regardless of the level of the

									item.&nbsp; It'll probably stay this way until close to the Legion release

									date.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.30</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Due to a problem with Pawn's gem calculations interacting poorly with

									the quest turn-in window (yes, you read that right) on the Legion beta, gem

									calculations on the Legion beta are temporarily disabled.<ul>

										<li>This doesn't affect characters on the live servers.</li>

										<li>This will cause items with sockets on the Legion beta to be valued

										the same as the same item without sockets.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.29</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed the "Change color" button on the Scales tab on the Legion beta.&nbsp;

									(Thanks Eduard from Curse! :)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.28</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for the new Legion gems.&nbsp; (But you can't see them on

									the live realms.)</li>

									<li>Warglaives will no longer show up as usable for any class except demon

									hunter.</li>

									<li>More minor tweaks to the basic starting scale for demon hunters.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.27</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>A few quick tweaks to make Pawn work better on the Legion beta realms.<ul>

										<li>There's plenty of stuff yet to do, like removing obsolete stats, and

										adding support for artifact weapons—that will come soon.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Added a basic starting scale for demon hunters.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.26</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated Spanish and Simplified Chinese translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.25</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for a few Baleful items that weren't being recognized

									previously.&nbsp; (If you're really curious, bonus ID 653.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.24</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items in the Heirloom collection window will now get Pawn annotations on

									their tooltips.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug introduced in 1.9.23 where, when hovering over the Pawn

									button on your character sheet while the "show scale values and upgrade %"

									option was chosen, the total values for all equipped items were not being

									displayed properly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.23</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When Pawn shows you an upgrade percentage for an item that requires

									Valor and/or an Empowered Apexis Fragment to achieve, it will now show up as

									"+X% upgrade potential" instead of merely "+X% upgrade".&nbsp; Hopefully

									this will make it a bit clearer how an ilvl 650 baleful item can be a

									significant upgrade over an ilvl 670 raid item.<ul>

										<li>This change will only affect English at first, until translations

										are available.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.22</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>For Baleful items, Pawn will now use the Empowered version of the item

									(the one that you get with an Empowered Apexis Fragment that's level 695

									before valor upgrades) when calculating the base value of an item.</li>

									<li>Added an option to make Pawn no longer assume that you'll use Valor and

									Empowered Apexis Fragments to upgrade your gear when comparing different

									items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.21</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>For items upgradeable with Valor, Pawn will now use the fully-upgraded

									version of the item when calculating the base value of an item.&nbsp; (The

									current value of the item, which is not shown on tooltips by default, will

									still use the current upgrade level.)&nbsp; This means that when comparing

									(for example) a level 630 item that isn't upgradeable to a level 650 item

									that is, the upgrade % shown will be about 1.5x what it was previously.&nbsp;

									Upgrade percentages between two upgradeable (or two non-upgradeable) items

									will remain roughly the same as before.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where tooltips for craftable items did not get Pawn

									annotations (values and upgrade %).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.20</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Works around a WoW bug where quest reward items were not getting Pawn

									information on their tooltips most of the time.&nbsp; (Special thanks to

									Phanx for helping to track down more patch 6.2 compatibility problems!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.19</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now includes data for the Immaculate Taladite epic gems, and will

									suggest them for items level 695 and up (Mythic Blackrock Foundry / Heroic

									Hellfire Citadel).</li>

									<li>Pawn now knows about Khadgar's legendary rings.</li>

									<li>Preparation for translation into Korean.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Various diagnostic changes to help me identify the compatibility

									problems with patch 6.2, and some attempted fixes.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>A few updates to make Pawn work better on WoW patch 6.2.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The "Special effects were not included in the value" message that you'd

									see at the bottoms of tooltips for trinkets and enchanted weapons has been

									removed.</li>

									<li>The (?) icon used to indicate special effects on items has been replaced

									with a small orange diamond (like in Diablo III).</li>

									<li>Support for crystals of fear and sha-touched sockets, cogwheels and

									cogwheel sockets, and assigning a fixed value to the effect portion of a

									meta gem (2% chance to restore mana, etc.) have all been removed, as those

									features are no longer relevant in any current content.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now work with AtlasLoot again.</li>

									<li>Included some improvements to the Portuguese translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where sometimes Pawn would save over custom key bindings set

									up by certain addons, such as ElvUI.</li>

									<li>Included updates and improvements to the Italian translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Included a variety of updates and improvements to the French

									translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Included the correct version of the French translation (with the changes

									from 1.9.10, which were accidentally reverted in the 1.9.11 release).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Significant changes to the built-in Wowhead scales.&nbsp; (Note that

									this iteration doesn't include spell power, attack power, or weapon DPS.&nbsp;

									This is the design of the Wowhead scales, not a problem with Pawn.)</li>

									<li>Lots of further improvements to the Spanish translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem where weapon speed was not read properly in Spanish.</li>

									<li>Made a few changes to try to make the French version of Pawn understand

									large numbers (1,000 or greater) better.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Given their exorbitant cost, Pawn will no longer suggest Greater

									Taladite gems on gear lower than item level 685 (mythic Highmaul).</li>

									<li>Fixed the problem where some new Draenor wands caused an error to appear

									in the chat log and did not have their DPS calculated correctly.</li>

									<li>Attempted to fix a problem in Spanish where numbers greater than 1,000

									were not read properly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>New scales from Wowhead have been integrated into Pawn, and the starter

									scales that Pawn previously included have been removed.</li>

									<li>Includes a new Spanish translation, which is still a work-in-progress.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the socketing advisor would always unhelpfully suggest

									that you put a gem "of any color" into a prismatic socket.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where It was difficult or impossible to change the color of

									a scale, depending on where the Pawn window is situated.&nbsp; (It was

									difficult if the scale list happened to be behind the color window.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where if you opened your chest of Garrison Resources and the last item you won

									(it showed up in a "you won!" popup) was an upgrade, the Garrison Resources

									would also show up as an upgrade.&nbsp; (Hey, maybe you got some Complicated

									Wood instead of Simple Wood.)</li>

									<li>Removed the code that dealt with Wrathion's Breath of the Black Prince

									item, which added sockets to certain weapons, but is no longer obtainable by

									new players and not relevant to current content.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Strength, Agility, Intellect, and Stamina can't be marked as "unusable"

									in custom scales.&nbsp; (Since multiple primary stats are on most armor

									pieces now, marking those as unusable leads to some confusing and unexpected

									results.)</li>

									<li>Made a couple small improvements to the French, German, and Traditional

									Chinese translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now no longer suggest gems for items below level 630 (level

									100 heroic dungeon).&nbsp; (This change is particularly noticeable for

									helms, which had high-value meta sockets at level 90, but not at level 100.)</li>

									<li>Improved the German and Simplified Chinese translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Additional changes to try to prevent the "UseSpecialQuestItem" error

									from occurring when clicking items in the objectives list.</li>

									<li>More improvements to the Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese

									translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Dodge and Parry on low-level items will now be treated as if they were

									Bonus Armor, at a 2:1 ratio.&nbsp; (40 Parry on an item will be treated as

									20 Bonus Armor.)</li>

									<li>Pawn will now once again work with AtlasLoot even when the "Use

									GameTooltip" AtlasLoot setting is off.&nbsp; (Release versions only, not the

									latest AtlasLoot beta.)</li>

									<li>The warrior tank starter scale now properly has a value for bonus armor.</li>

									<li>Included lots of improvements to the Traditional Chinese translation.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Changed the way that Pawn uses item tooltips, in the hopes that it will

									prevent issues where the game blocks certain buttons and actions due to

									"taint."</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where a few settings wouldn't be saved when logging out,

									including Pawn's list of your best items used for determining upgrades.</li>

									<li>Included new French translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Continued changes to the starter scales and translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Bonus armor is now listed as a separate stat from base armor and can be

									given a value independently.</li>

									<li>Significantly increased the value of armor and bonus armor in the tank starter

									scales.</li>

									<li>Fixed a harmless error where a message about #(Item1.UnknownLines) could appear

									in the chat log when using the Compare tab.</li>

									<li>Fixed a harmless error where a message about being unable to parse the

									item link could appear in the chat log when hovering over a caged battle

									pet.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated for WoW 6.0 and Warlords of Draenor.&nbsp; Many features have

									changed in some way as a result of item changes in patch 6.0.</li>

									<li>I updated the visuals for the Pawn UI to be a little more warlordy.</li>

									<li>A new set of starter scales have been added for all classes and specs.&nbsp;

									You can use these scales as you would the old Wowhead scales, and you can

									also customize them to your heart's content.</li>

									<li>The Wowhead scales have been disabled since they haven't been updated

									for patch 6.0 and would do more harm than good.</li>

									<li>The values of Pawn's default scale have changed to be a more appropriate

									starting point for WoW 6.0.</li>

									<li>New stats are recognized and can be assigned values on the Values tab:

									Bonus Armor, Multistrike, Versatility, Movement Speed, Leech, Avoidance, Indestructible.</li>

									<li>Obsolete stats (hit, etc.) are removed from your scales upon logging in,

									and have been removed from the UI.</li>

									<li>All of the new Taladite gems in Warlords of Draenor are now in Pawn's

									database.</li>

									<li>The changes to stats on pre-Draenor gems in Pawn's database have been

									taken into account for purposes of gem recommendations.&nbsp; (I anticipate

									that I'll need to do another update of gem stats before the expansion hits.)</li>

									<li>A new option has been added, on by default: "Ignore sockets on low-level

									items."&nbsp; When this option is enabled, Pawn will ignore sockets when

									calculating values of low-level items (currently, any item below level 463),

									so they won't have inflated values when Pawn determines upgrades.</li>

									<li>Pawn's calculations for item values no longer take reforging potential

									into account since that feature is gone from the game.</li>

									<li>All code for Pawn's Reforge Advisor feature has been removed.</li>

									<li>Changed the way that information about your best items for purposes of

									determining upgrades is stored and processed.&nbsp; (I now use item links

									instead of item IDs, since in Warlords of Draenor, a mythic version of one

									item and the raid finder version of the same item might have the same ID but

									a different bonus suffix.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Made a tweak to make Pawn's Quest Advisor work better with ElvUI.</li>

									<li>Updated Russian and German translations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The new Timeless, Flexible, Warforged, and Heroic Warforged items will

									no longer show a (?) next to those terms.</li>

								</ul>

								<h4>Version 1.8.10a</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>Actually including the right file this time so the fix described in the

									notes works.</li>

									<li>New German translation updates.</li>

								</ul>

								<h4>Version 1.8.10b</h4>

								<ul>

									<li>New Russian and Simplified Chinese translation updates.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items that an Eye of the Black Prince can be applied to (Sha-Touched

									weapons from Heart of Fear and Terrace of Eternal Spring, Level 502

									Blacksmithing weapons, and weapons that drop in Throne of Thunder) will be

									valued assuming that you add the socket to that weapon.&nbsp; Weapons from

									heroic scenarios and Siege of Orgrimmar will not.&nbsp; (Previously only

									Sha-Touched weapons were correctly being valued in this way.)</li>

									<li>Made a few adjustments to try to better handle chest armor that is

									classified as "robes" by the game.</li>

									<li>Minor changes for patch 5.4.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed some issues with upgrade displays showing incorrect information

									for wands.</li>

									<li>Fixed some issues with upgrade displays showing incorrect information

									for characters that don't save healing gear but still have a healing scale

									enabled.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now no longer show any weapons other than daggers as upgrades

									for assassination rogues when using the default Wowhead scales.</li>

									<li>Fixed a rare bug that could occur with quests such as Returned Sevenfold

									that include both a choice of rewards and some guaranteed rewards, where

									Pawn could incorrectly display upgrade symbols that were intended for the

									guaranteed rewards on the icons for the reward choices.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem that appears to be new for patch 5.3 where inspecting

									another player that you're not also targeting would not calculate an average

									item level for that player's equipment.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Adjusted the values of PvP power and PvP resilience on MoP-quality gems

									to their new (halved) values.</li>

									<li>Added Tense Imperial Amethyst.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>A few minor changes to work around a rare issue where Pawn would load

									files in a different order on some machines.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Priests will no longer incorrectly see bows, crossbows, and guns as

									potential upgrades when using the built-in Wowhead scales.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Sha-touched items from Heart of Fear and Terrace of Eternal Spring (all

									difficulties) will now always be valued (for base value) as if you've

									completed Wrathion's Chapter II questline and can add a prismatic socket to

									the item.</li>

									<li>Added a Brailian Portuguese translation.&nbsp; Thanks maxmag!</li>

									<li>Includes minor updates to the other translations.</li>

									<li>Fixed a couple minor display issues on the Compare tab when one item had

									sockets and the other did not.</li>

									<li>Thunderforged and Heroic Thunderforged items on the English PTR will no

									longer show (?) on their tooltips.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug in average item level calculations when inspecting hunters.&nbsp;

									(Their ranged weapons were only getting counted for half the appropriate

									level.)</li>

									<li>The Reforging Advisor will now also show up when you right-click an item

									while talking to an arcane reforger.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>This version of Pawn now includes French support, thanks to translation

									volunteers othor and Snuff, and an untested Traditional Chinese translation

									based on work by BNSSNB.</li>

									<li>Reduced Pawn's memory usage by about 35% (at least on my PC) by

									optimizing the way translations are loaded.&nbsp; Pawn's memory usage should

									return to about where it was back when it was for a single language only.</li>

									<li>Corrected a calculation problem where the Ghost Iron Dragonling trinket

									was undervalued because Pawn suggested Cataclysm cogwheels for it instead of

									Mists of Pandaria cogwheels.&nbsp; (Thanks durandal42!)</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor problem that could occur when using the Compare tab if you

									used Pawn in the past (or on another computer), then stopped using it, then

									sold some of your best items, and then started using it again.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>This version of Pawn now works for German and Russian in addition to

									English.&nbsp; Big thanks to the translation volunteers Sandmahn and

									mgotovtsev!&nbsp; It also has an untested Simplified Chinese translation

									based on work by bigbamboo.</li>

									<li>This version also contains a large number of changes to prepare for

									German, Russian, and more languages in the future.</li>

									<li>Some now-unnecessary information that was being stored in Pawn's

									SavedVariables file will now be removed when logging out.</li>

									<li>Reorganized the Options tab to make it a bit cleaner.&nbsp; Options for

									changing the digits of displayed precision for values and for controlling

									the visibility of (?) icons on tooltips were removed.</li>

									<li>Changed a bunch of bits of text throughout Pawn.</li>

									<li>Worked around a problem that occurred with Pawn annotations showing up

									on AtlasLoot items twice.&nbsp; (To show Pawn annotations on AtlasLoot

									items, click Options in AtlasLoot and then check Use GameTooltip.)</li>

									<li>Added support for the Pyrium Weapon Chain and Living Steel Weapon Chain.</li>

									<li>Crystals of Fear will now no longer improperly show (?) on their

									tooltips.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.7.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now properly show values and/or upgrades for mistweaver monks

									as intended.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.7.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed another typo that caused Pawn to show an error when high-level

									engineers opened the Gems tab and prevented cogwheels from showing up in the

									list.</li>

									<li>Changed the text "best in slot" to "your best" to make it more clear

									that those items are not the best items you <i>could</i> get (the more

									traditional definition of that term), but the best that you currently <i>

									have</i>.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.7.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an error that occurred when clicking the "Normalize values (like

									Wowhead)" checkbox on the Values tab as of Pawn 1.7.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.7.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a typo that caused Pawn to show an error when opening the

									socketing window for an item with a cogwheel socket.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The way that Pawn uses gems and socketed items has changed drastically.&nbsp;

									Pawn will now take an item's level into account and automatically select

									gems of an appropriate quality to socket into that item for both the socketing

									advisor, and also to use in calculating the internal item values for the

									item.&nbsp; So, an epic from Heart of Fear will have Mists of Pandaria gems

									suggested for it, and an epic from Naxxramas will have Wrath of the Lich

									King gems suggested for it, without you having to do anything extra.&nbsp; You can still browse through items of various levels on the Gems

									tab, but doing so no longer changes any settings and doesn't affect

									calculations.<ul>

										<li>It is no longer possible to manually set a value for colored

										sockets, cogwheel sockets, or the stats portion of meta sockets.&nbsp;

										You can still assign a value to the special effects of meta gems ("3%

										more damage on crits").</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The Gems tab works a little differently now than it did in previous

									versions.&nbsp; You can now have it show the best gems overall for a given scale, or you can

									have it show the recommended gems for an item of a particular level.<ul>

										<li>When clicking the Pawn button that appears on the item socketing

										window, the Gems tab will now automatically be set up to show you

										recommended gems for an item of the level you're currently socketing.</li>

									<li>Since Pawn doesn't understand the special effects of meta gems but those

									are the most important parts of meta gems, Pawn will no longer attempt to

									suggest meta gems for you.&nbsp; You should instead use online class guides

									to select the most appropriate meta gem.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Sockets appear a little differently on the Compare tab than they did in

									previous versions.&nbsp; The Compare tab will now show you the total

									value of all sockets and socket bonuses on an item, including colored

									sockets (either the correct colors of gems plus the socket bonus or all of

									your best gem, depending on which strategy maximizes the item's value), meta

									sockets (including the meta effect bonus), cogwheels, and sha-touched

									weapons.&nbsp; It will also tell you whether you should go for the socket

									bonus for a particular item without having to open the socketing advisor (so

									you can find out on items you don't own).</li>

									<li>Made various other small improvements to the Compare tab to handle items

									with large numbers of stats and scales with large values, so you don't see

									things like "(+1234..." when numbers get too big to fit on the screen.&nbsp;

									Now you'll see "(+12.3k)" instead.</li>

									<li>Added some features to make Pawn work with

									some item tooltip changes in patch 5.1.</li>

									<li>Added new monk scales from Wowhead and removed the placeholder scales

									for monks that were provided in earlier versions.</li>

									<li>When using the default settings, Pawn will now show you which of your

									two rings is better so it's easy to tell which one you should replace with

									your new one, instead of just saying "This is one of your best items."&nbsp; (This information was already available if you turned on

									the "Show scale values and upgrade %" option.)</li>

									<li>The "add a blank line before values" option is now on by default because

									it fits the new item tooltip style in patch 5.1 better.&nbsp; You can turn

									it back off if you don't like it.&nbsp; I made a few other minor

									modifications to tooltip formatting.</li>

									<li>Pawn will now show a very clear error message if you try to use the

									English version of Pawn on a non-English World of Warcraft client.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug introduced as of WoW 5.0 that prevented item levels from

									showing up on the Compare tab.</li>

									<li>Made a few changes to the way that Pawn starts up that might help some

									people who were having random troubles with Pawn not working properly

									immediately upon logging in.</li>

									<li>Pawn 1.7 introduces a ton of changes to the calculation engine.&nbsp;

									I ran a variety of tests, but please let me know if you notice any

									anomalies.&nbsp; (If you report an issue, let me know which item and scale

									you're seeing it on, and what appears to be wrong.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated the Wowhead scales for all classes and specs except monks.&nbsp;

									There are significant changes included for: Protection warrior, Protection

									paladin, Beast mastery hunter, Assassination rogue, Combat rogue, Discipline

									priest, Holy priest, Frost death knight, Unholy death knight, Elemental

									shaman, Guardian druid.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>By default, if you have a two-handed weapon equipped, Pawn will now not

									show one-handed weapons or off-hand frill items as upgrades, and vice-versa.&nbsp;

									(This is determined solely based on your character's currently equipped

									weapon.)&nbsp; Enable the "Show upgrades for both 1H and 2H" option on the

									Options tab to get back the old behavior, where Pawn will try to keep track

									of your best two-handed weapon, main hand weapon, and off-hand weapon or

									frill item separately, and show you upgrades for all of them, even if you

									didn't typically use that type of item.</li>

									<li>Changed the way that Pawn thinks about upgrades compared to heirloom

									items.&nbsp; Previously if you had an heirloom that scaled from level 1 to

									80 that granted an XP bonus, it would never suggest another item as an

									upgrade to that one until you hit level 81.&nbsp; Now it will immediately

									start showing upgrades to that item upon hitting level 80, because those

									items stop granting bonus XP as soon as you hit level 80.</li>

									<li>Made a change for a Spanish translation (in development) due to the fact

									that the Spanish version of World of Warcraft doesn't use commas in numbers

									like the English version (12,345) or periods like the German version

									(12.345)—it displays with neither (12345).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added some placeholder scales for monks so that you can use Pawn as you

									level your pandas!&nbsp; Once more reliable numbers are available I'll

									include those, but these should be more than sufficient while leveling.<ul>

										<li>Since they're not from Wowhead, they'll show up in a separate

										"Placeholder scales" category.&nbsp; This new category will sort at the

										bottom of the list.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The Wowhead scales will now never show ranged weapons as upgrades for

									warriors and rogues, nor melee weapons as upgrades for hunters.</li>

									<li>Fixed another issue that Pawn had with understanding certain Mists of

									Pandaria items with lots of stats.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a version mismatch issue I introduced with the latest update that

									caused the Compare tab to not work properly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where when the Loot Upgrade Advisor is disabled, the group

									loot / need before greed roll window wouldn't appear.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a nasty calculation bug that occurred on items with more than 999

									of a stat (the stat would only get 1/1000th of the correct number of

									points).</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where sometimes using LinkWrangler and Pawn at the same

									time would cause an error to appear when logging in.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Reimplemented the Loot Upgrade Advisor for the new group loot roll

									windows in WoW 5.0.&nbsp; It should be functionally equivalent to the old

									Loot Upgrade Advisor (green arrows on upgrades, and a yellow popup telling

									you which scales and items it's an upgrade for).</li>

									<li>Added upgrade arrows to items in the Loot Rolls ("/loot") window and the

									You Won! window.</li>

									<li>Temporarily altered the Wowhead hunter scales to include Expertise (at

									the same values as Hit) until Wowhead updates their stat weights for 5.0.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the Socketing Advisor tooltip obscured most of the

									Socket Gems button.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where weapon damage on heirloom weapons would not get

									properly recognized and counted (and would spam your chat log with an

									error).</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where an error could occur when hovering over certain gemmed

									relic items.</li>

									<li>Fixed a harmless error that could appear when trying to put a relic or

									throwing weapon into the slots in the Compare tab.&nbsp; (You just can't let

									that vendor trash go, can you?)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for Pawn values on items in Void Storage.</li>

									<li>The spell penetration stat has been converted into the PvP power stat.&nbsp;

									Any scales that had spell penetration now have PvP power in its place.</li>

									<li>The IsRelic and IsThrown stats are now gone, with no replacement (since relic

									items and thrown weapons are now vendor trash).</li>

									<li>The stats list on the Values tab has been reorganized slightly.</li>

									<li>The Pawn window is now jade-colored and includes high-resolution art for

									those of us with 30" monitors.</li>

									<li>Elite- and Heroic Elite-quality items will no longer show an unnecessary

									(?) icon in Mists of Pandaria.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Initial compatibility with Mists of Pandaria and World of Warcraft 5.0.&nbsp;

									Not all features will work properly on WoW 5.0 at this time.<ul>

										<li>No built-in scales are available for monks at this time.&nbsp; If

										you'd like to test out Pawn on a monk but don't have custom stat values

										you want to use, you have two options:<ul>

											<li>Make a copy of the stat values for the most similar druid spec:

											go to the Scales tab, click the appropriate druid spec, click Copy,

											and give the new scale a name.</li>

											<li>Start from a set of default stat values: go to the Scales tab,

											click Defaults, and give the new scale a name.</li>

										</ul>

										</li>

										<li>Fixed the issue where Pawn couldn't understand stats on tooltips

										that were greater than 999 and now display with a comma.</li>

										<li>Added support for the new, generally shorter names of stats

										("critical strike" instead of "critical strike rating", "pvp resilience"

										instead of "resilience").</li>

										<li>Fixed an issue where monks would get errors when hovering over

										armor.</li>

										<li>The Loot Upgrade Advisor is not functional in WoW 5.0.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug that was causing Pawn to no longer function

									properly after preordering Mists of Pandaria.</li>

									<li>Added the new level 90 Mists of Pandaria gems to the Gems tab if you're

									using Pawn on Mists of Pandaria or the 5.0 PTRs.</li>

									<li>Removed the elemental resistance stats since they're not present on

									modern gear.</li>

									<li>Removed the distinction between bonus armor and base armor since the

									last items to feature bonus armor were in Wrath of the Lich King and Mists

									of Pandaria isn't adding any.</li>

									<li>Added a potential bug fix for some sporadic problems where if some

									players' addons load in a certain order, Pawn might not get initialized

									properly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.20</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a rare bug that could occur when showing the Loot Upgrade Advisor

									when an upgrade drops and your computer didn't have the stats for the

									previous best item for one of your scales from the server yet.</li>

									<li>Fixed (I believe) a long-standing bug where the same ring could be

									chosen as both your first and second best item for that slot.&nbsp; (Thanks

									to WildCard_25 for the investigation!)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.19</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Non-caster classes will no longer have off-hand frill items suggested as

									upgrades to their off-hand weapon by default (in the Wowhead scales), even if the secondary stats are

									better, because this almost certainly just means that they aren't

									dual-wielding, not that the item is <i>actually</i> useful.</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor issue where conflicts with other addons could sometimes

									cause an error when trying to calculate the average equipped item level of a

									player you're inspecting.&nbsp; (Pawn still can't calculate the item level

									in these cases, but it won't cause an error or display inaccurate

									information.)</li>

									<li>Updated the default Wowhead stat values for warriors.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.18</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug in the average item level calculation for Fury warriors who

									use two two-handed weapons.</li>

									<li>Added Pawn annotations to the tooltips that appear in the "You are not

									eligible for these items" window that appears when you kill bosses a second

									time in Raid Finder runs, so you'll know how sad you should be that that axe

									finally dropped when you can't roll on it.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.17</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now once again see someone's average equipped item level by

									hovering over the Pawn button on the inspect window.&nbsp; (Your own

									equipped item level is now in the General section of your stats list, even

									without Pawn installed.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a long-standing issue where hovering over the Pawn button on the

									inspect window could display inaccurate (too low) totals and average item

									levels if the server hadn't sent your computer the stats for one or more of

									the items the inspected player was wearing yet.&nbsp; (Now you know that

									when you hover over someone at level 85 and see that their average item

									level is 145, you know that they really<i> are</i> that much of a n00b and

									it's not just a miscalculation.) </li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.16</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items found in the Raid Finder versions of the Dragon Soul raid will no

									longer appear with an unnecessary (?) icon.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.15</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When you delete a character and then create a new character with the

									same name but a different class, Pawn will now automatically hide the

									Wowhead scales from the old class and show the Wowhead scales for the new

									class.</li>

									<li>Corrected the display of the item you're upgrading in the loot upgrade

									advisor.&nbsp; (Since 4.2 it would say things like "25% upgrade vs.

									ff00ff00Your Old Item".)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.14</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added in the new epic gems available in WoW patch 4.3.&nbsp; (You can't

									see them when you're on a 4.2 realm.)</li>

									<li>Corrected a few calculation errors for Guardian's Demonseye, Jagged

									Dream Emerald, and Lightning Jasper.</li>

									<li>Hid the equipped average item level information from the Pawn tooltip

									when on WoW 4.3

									since that's now available on the character sheet without needing Pawn.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the value of the stats portion of meta sockets ("Meta:

									stats") was being drastically overvalued (the "Meta: effect" value was being

									included as well).</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where it wasn't possible to manually override a value for

									prismatic sockets.</li>

									<li>Possibly worked around an error that some people were receiving

									("attempt to index field 'UnenchantedStats' (a nil value)") that may have

									been related to Enchantrix or tekKompare.&nbsp; (I'm not sure because I was

									never able to reproduce it myself.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added updated Wowhead scales for all classes and specs, significantly

									updated for patch 4.2.&nbsp; (For example, the new scales for plate tanks no

									longer include agility.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added Pawn tooltip support to the encounter journal loot lists in patch

									4.2.&nbsp; (This doesn't add upgrade arrows next to the items yet; the

									upgrade arrows will be on the tooltips themselves.)</li>

									<li>Removed the unnecessary (?) that appeared on honor and conquest gear

									next to "Season 9".</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where one-handed caster weapons (not main hand weapons;

									pretty much just Amani Scepter of Rites) would show up as massive upgrades

									for your off-hand slot even though you couldn't actually put the item there.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Items that bind to your Battle.net account will no longer get (?) icons

									on them.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an issue where Fierce Ember Topaz would be improperly suggested or

									not suggested for socketing.&nbsp; (Calculations were still correct.)</li>

									<li>Added support for the three new Shadowspirit Diamond cuts that were

									added in patch 4.0.6.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the Gems tab would not show any gems if you were level

									81+ didn't have two primary professions (wtf).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Upgrades that are less than half of a percent better than your current

									gear will no longer be shown as upgrades.</li>

									<li>Fixed an annoying bug in 1.5.6 that was causing some people to get a lot

									of errors (&quot;attempt to compare number with nil&quot;) and was causing upgrade

									tracking features to not work properly for rings.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug that would occur when hovering over the Pawn button on your character sheet

									if your computer hadn't downloaded information about your equipped items yet.</li>

									<li>Fixed an issue with a couple Nightstones being improperly suggested for

									socketing.&nbsp; (Calculations involving those gems were still correct.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>I added back a &quot;Show both current and base values&quot; option since some

									people just couldn&#39;t live without it.&nbsp; <i>(...you whiners. :)</i></li>

									<li>Pawn&#39;s now smarter about what it considers as upgrades for heirloom

									items.&nbsp; Heirloom weapons currently scale from level 1 to 80, so when

									you&#39;re level 1 to 79, Pawn won&#39;t consider other weapons to be upgrades, but

									when you hit level 80 it will start suggesting upgrades again.&nbsp;

									Heirloom chests currently scale from level 1 to 80 so Pawn will work

									similarly, but they give an XP boost until you hit level 81, so Pawn won&#39;t

									start suggesting upgrades for your chest until you hit level 81.&nbsp; Once

									you hit the level cap (85 if you have Cataclysm) then it will ignore

									heirloom-ness for purposes of tracking upgrades.</li>

									<li>Updated the Wowhead stat weights for all warrior specs, holy and protection paladin, marksman hunter, holy priest, elemental shaman, all mage specs, and balance and resto druid.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a new per-scale option (on by default) that causes Pawn to never

									consider armor that your class doesn&#39;t specialize in as an upgrade after your

									character hits level 50.&nbsp; (For example, with the option on, a holy

									paladin wearing crappy quest green plate that sees the most awesome epic mail healing

									pants <em>evar</em> will still not see that item as an upgrade since it

									would break the +5% intellect bonus for wearing only plate.)&nbsp; To change

									this option, go to the Values tab, choose a scale, scroll down to the list

									or armor types and click one, and then check the option that appears.</li>

									<li>Added new options to disable each of the Pawn advisors (loot upgrade

									advisor, quest upgrade advisor, socketing advisor, and reforging advisor)

									individually.</li>

									<li>Added a new option to no longer color the borders of tooltips for items

									that are upgrades.&nbsp; (This is useful if you also use TipTac or just

									really don&#39;t like that feature.)</li>

									<li>Added proper support for items with prismatic sockets (which will no

									longer appear in the UI as red sockets) and cogwheel sockets (which were

									previously ignored).</li>

									<li>The best cogwheels for each of your scales will now be listed on the

									Gems tab when you&#39;re on an engineer of level 81 or higher.</li>

									<li>Included a bunch of new patch-4.0-friendly scales from Wowhead.</li>

									<li>The &quot;show current item values&quot; and &quot;show base item values&quot; options are

									now gone.&nbsp; Base values are always shown, and current values are never

									shown.<ul>

										<li>Update: I added this feature back in version 1.5.6.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The Pawn UI now closes when you press the Escape key.</li>

									<li>Hovering over the Pawn button on your character sheet will now list both

									the average item level of your gear as well as the &quot;epic item level&quot; that it

									did in the past.&nbsp; Pawn&#39;s epic item level number factors item rarity

									into the value; the average item level ignores the rarity of the item and

									will yield numbers that are more comparable to the ones you see in-game,

									such as the Looking for Dungeon interface.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the socket values for Wowhead scales that aren&#39;t

									visible on your character&#39;s tooltips (such as the ones for other classes)

									were getting socket values calculated that were far too low.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where exported scales didn&#39;t include the quality of meta

									gems to use.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where item recipes taught by a profession trainer would have

									unnecessary (?) annotations.</li>

									<li>Fixed a minor display issue that occurred in the Loot Upgrade Advisor when a massive upgrade dropped

									in a dungeon run.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The Quest Upgrade Advisor will now put a question mark (?) icon on

									trinkets.</li>

									<li>You can now show and hide scales by shift-clicking on their name in the

									scale list.&nbsp; (Maybe this will help all those people who can&#39;t seem to

									find the &quot;show scale in tooltips&quot; checkbox...)</li>

									<li>Added support for the dodge rating on the new Cataclysm head enchantment for tanks.</li>

									<li>When you copy a built-in (Wowhead) scale, the built-in scale will now be

									automatically hidden.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where if you right-click an NPC who has a quest with some

									items you&#39;ve never seen before and some that you have, Pawn would sometimes

									display incorrect upgrade/vendor information.&nbsp; (Unfortunately, this

									happens a lot when leveling.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where some reforged items were getting a few extra points in

									their values for their reforging potential, which shouldn&#39;t happen since you

									can&#39;t reforge an item a second time without restoring the original item

									first.</li>

									<li>Updated stat weights from Wowhead for some rogue, death knight, and

									shaman specs have been included.</li>

									<li>Added more detail to the &quot;Show item IDs&quot; option, which isn&#39;t too useful

									to most people.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a nasty bug where sometimes hotkeyed spells and abilities would

									stop working after using the reforging or item socketing UI.</li>

									<li>The Wowhead scales for rogues will now ignore upgrades for two-handed

									weapons (which would just be fishing poles).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now set Pawn to hide upgrades for your one-handed weapon set and

									your two-handed weapon on a per-scale basis.&nbsp; To change this setting,

									go to the Values tab, select the scale you want to modify, and then find

									either a one-handed or two-handed weapon in the list of weapon types, and

									the new option will appear.&nbsp; (The option will not be visible for weapon

									types that you cannot equip, such as daggers for paladins.)<ul>

										<li>For example, even though paladin tanks can use two-handed weapons, a

										two-handed weapon is never an &quot;upgrade&quot; for a paladin tanking set, so

										you can turn off upgrade notifications for them.&nbsp; Similarly,

										retribution paladins can use one-handed weapons, but they are never

										upgrades.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The amount by which you can increase an item&#39;s score through reforging

									is now shown on the Compare tab as &quot;Reforge potential,&quot; and is now

									automatically added to the score of an item.<ul>

										<li>This is consistent with how Pawn treats empty sockets—the assumption

										is that if you care about the item you will gem and reforge it properly.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Added a new stat, &quot;Off-hand frill,&quot; which applies to all &quot;held in off

									hand&quot; caster items, and not off-hand weapons.</li>

									<li>The Compare tab will now also show the percentage increase in the score

									of the better item in addition to the score difference.</li>

									<li>Cloaks will no longer be counted as cloth items, so scales that have

									&quot;items with this are unusable&quot; set for cloth armor will now get values for

									cloaks.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the item link window could have a green border when it

									shouldn&#39;t.</li>

									<li>Fixed an error that could sometimes occur when adding off-hand items to

									the Compare tab using keyboard shortcuts.</li>

									<li>Low-level items with elemental spell damage (&quot;of Fiery Wrath&quot; and so on)

									will now be treated as if they had spell power, rather than having a

									specific unique stat.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added the Reforging Advisor, which suggests the way to modify an item

									that will maximize its value when you&#39;re visiting an Arcane Reforger.<ul>

										<li>Be careful when reforging hit rating and expertise; if you adjust

										your scales to reduce the value of those stats when you&#39;re at or near

										the cap, Pawn will determine that the item&#39;s value would be maximized if

										you reforged the hit or expertise into something else, which may take

										you below the cap.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Cataclysm gem cuts are now available on the Gems tab, including many

									that weren&#39;t available in beta.&nbsp; To update your scales to use the new

									gems, just select them from the lists on the Gems tab.&nbsp; (This is a

									per-scale setting.)</li>

									<li>The upgrade annotations on weapons will now show which weapon set (1H or

									2H) the item is upgrading so it&#39;s more clear that, for example, some random

									green dagger isn&#39;t better than Shadowmourne; it&#39;s just better than your

									skinning knife.</li>

									<li>Prismatic sockets on relic items will now get a proper value.&nbsp;

									(Pawn will treat them as red sockets, but since there are no socket bonuses,

									it won&#39;t really matter—Pawn will assume that you will socket the best gem of any color when

									calculating the value.)</li>

									<li>If any of the reward choices for a quest is a trinket, Pawn will now

									never show the coins (highest vendor price) icon on any item for that quest

									so you aren&#39;t as likely to accidentally take a useless item if there&#39;s a

									nice trinket available.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now tells you when an item you&#39;re looking at is an upgrade to your

									current best gear for a particular scale.<ul>

										<li>Pawn scans your equipped items and all of your Equipment Manager

										sets to find your best items for each of your scales.</li>

										<li>Tooltips of items that are better than the best item of the same

										type will get an upgrade icon and have an upgrade percentage listed.<ul>

											<li>Trinkets are ignored since they have special effects that Pawn

											can&#39;t value that drastically affect their usefulness.</li>

											<li>For rings, items that are better than your <em>second</em>-best

											ring will be shown as an upgrade.</li>

											<li>Items can be an upgrade for multiple scales simultaneously.&nbsp;

											For example, if you had a &quot;healing throughput&quot; scale and a &quot;healing

											regen&quot; scale, a nice new healing weapon might be better than your

											current weapon for both of those scales.</li>

										</ul>

										</li>

										<li>You can easily compare items against your current best-in-slot items

										using new buttons added to the Compare tab.</li>

										<li>Pawn currently assumes that you&#39;ll want to keep a two-hander around

										as well as two one-handers, so upgrades for either set are

										handled independently.&nbsp; This can create some odd situations; for

										example, a shaman with no interest in two-handed weapons at all will see

										most two-handed weapons as a potential upgrade.<ul>

											<li>If you want to avoid this, you can set the two-handed weapon

											stats (&quot;Axe: 2H,&quot; &quot;Polearm,&quot; etc.) to Ignored on the Values tab for

											your scale(s).&nbsp; You can&#39;t make changes to the built-in Wowhead

											scales directly, so you&#39;d have to make a copy of the scale first,

											hide the Wowhead one, and then modify your copy.&nbsp; I&#39;ll look

											into ways of making this less stupid in future versions.</li>

										</ul>

										</li>

										<li>The new upgrade features can be turned off entirely from the Options

										tab if you find them annoying.</li>

										<li>Added the Quest Upgrade Advisor, which adds an arrow icon next to quest

									rewards that are upgrades for you, or if none of the rewards are good, adds

									a coins icon next to the reward that will vendor for the most money.</li>

										<li>Added the Loot Upgrade Advisor, which adds a popup window next to

										the roll window when an item drops that is an upgrade for you.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The default behavior has changed so that Pawn only modifies tooltips of

									items that are upgrades.&nbsp; Existing Pawn users will probably want to

									change the &quot;Show upgrades on tooltips&quot; option to &quot;Show scale values and upgrade %.&quot;</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem that appeared in patch 4.0.3 where haste and resilience

									rating on items was not being recognized.</li>

									<li>Quest rewards shown on the world map will now have Pawn values shown on

									them.</li>

									<li>&quot;Currently equipped&quot; tooltips attached to the item link window will now

									have Pawn values shown on them.</li>

									<li>Added a new &quot;stat&quot; for all off-hand weapons.&nbsp; The Wowhead scales

									for specs that can&#39;t use off-hand weapons have that stat ignored. </li>

									<li>Fixed a bug in Pawn&#39;s item score cache that was causing unnecessary

									slowdowns when Pawn needed to calculate several values at once, such as when

									hovering over the Pawn button on your character sheet, or when &quot;currently

									equipped&quot; tooltips are visible.</li>

									<li>Scales can no longer mark the weapon speed &quot;stat&quot; as ignored.</li>

									<li>Updated the Wowhead scales to add a placeholder value for mastery

									rating.</li>

									<li>Updated the value of spirit in the Wowhead shadow priest scale to the

									levels of hit rating due to the Twisted Faith talent.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.4.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will no longer put a (?) next to &quot;Reforged&quot; on reforged items.</li>

									<li>Spell penetration is once again properly recognized on items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now suggest gems based on the colors and cuts available in

									patch 4.0.</li>

									<li>The new Cataclysm gem cuts (as well as the old Burning Crusade

									cuts) are available in Pawn&#39;s Gems tab.&nbsp; You can select them using the

									dropdown lists at the top.&nbsp; (As before, you can choose a different

									quality of gems for each of your scales.)&nbsp; The Cataclysm cuts are not

									visible unless on the Cataclysm beta.</li>

									<li>The built-in Wowhead scales have been adjusted somewhat for patch 4.0.&nbsp;

									Hopefully they should better reflect updated class mechanics in 4.0, but

									they do not currently match the stat weights on Wowhead exactly.&nbsp; If you have suggestions, please see

									<a href="http://cata.wowhead.com/forums&topic=169544&p=2315094">this thread

									on the Wowhead theorycrafting forums</a>.</li>

									<li>Many stats have been removed from items and are thus also removed from

									Pawn.&nbsp; Your existing scales will be automatically converted to take

									this into account:<ul>

										<li>The following stats will be removed from scales entirely since they

										were removed from items: armor penetration, defense rating, block value,

										block rating, ranged attack power, and all forms of single-school spell

										damage.</li>

										<li>If the scale contains a value for MP5 and its value for Spirit is

										less than half of the scale&#39;s value for MP5, Spirit will be raised to

										that amount.&nbsp; MP5 is removed from scales.&nbsp; MP5 still appears

										on socket bonuses for a few healer items; those socket bonuses will be

										considered to have 2 Spirit per 1 MP5 for purposes of calculations.</li>

										<li>The druid concept of &quot;feral attack power&quot; no longer exists, so the

										fake Feral AP stat has been removed from Pawn as well.&nbsp; Be sure to

										add weapon DPS to scales to compensate.</li>

										<li>The following stats have been removed from scales because they are

										very rare: Health per 5, raw mana, and raw health.&nbsp; Items or

										enchantments with these rare stats will be instead considered to have

										points in base stats (Stamina, Intellect) for purposes of calculations.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>A bunch of new fixes to make Pawn work on the Cataclysm beta and the 4.0

									PTRs.&nbsp; This version also works fine on live realms.<ul>

										<li>Mastery rating now works again.</li>

										<li>The problem where Pawn would hang after scanning approximately 50

										items has been resolved.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an embarrassing typo that caused staves and polearms to not get

									Pawn values for classes that cannot also use two-handed swords, axes, and

									maces (everyone but warriors, I guess?).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Stats with negative values will no longer be taken into account when normalizing

									item values.&nbsp; (For example, if a scale is Stamina = 10, Intellect = 5,

									Spirit = -10, then all values for that scale will be divided by 15, not 5.)</li>

									<li>You can now mark stats as &quot;unusable.&quot;&nbsp; Items that have that stat on

									them will get no value for that scale.&nbsp; For example, a scale for

									shamans can mark plate as unusable, and then all plate armor will get no

									value for that scale since shamans can&#39;t wear it.</li>

									<li>The built-in scales now take advantage of the unusable stats feature, so

									unequippable items will not receive values.&nbsp; (Your character&#39;s current

									level is not taken into account for this, so for example low-level shamans

									and hunters will still get values on mail items even though they can&#39;t wear

									mail until level 40.)</li>

									<li>There are now separate stats for the one-handed and two-handed versions

									of axes, maces, and swords.&nbsp; Existing scales that had a value for those

									weapon types will now only have a value for the one-handed version of those

									weapon types and will need to be updated manually.</li>

									<li>Hopefully fixed the bug that a few people were seeing where they sometimes could

									not select scales.&nbsp; I finally ran into it myself and tried an

									on-the-spot fix that worked for me.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Improved the appearance of the Pawn UI.&nbsp; It&#39;s now no longer

									translucent, so it should be easier to read the text in certain

									circumstances.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Implemented additional performance enhancements so that Pawn uses even

									less memory and CPU time.&nbsp; Having the Wowhead scales loaded now

									increases Pawn&#39;s memory and CPU usage by only a negligible amount, so I

									don&#39;t recommend disabling them anymore.</li>

									<li>Added an arrow icon to the best item shown on the Compare tab to make it

									clearer at a glance and for colorblind people.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where Pawn wouldn&#39;t recalculate which gems were best for a

									scale after chanigng stat values until the next time you logged in.</li>

									<li>Fixed a separate bug where sometimes the display of socket values that

									were calculated automatically (as opposed to manually set) would not display

									correctly, even if they were properly calculated.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Thanks to some gnomish performance engineering, Pawn now uses about 95%

									less CPU time during login, which should reduce your login times by a second

									or two.</li>

									<li>Added a new scale from Wowhead for arms warriors.</li>

									<li>Changed the (*) warning message to be a little clearer, and now it has a

									new (?) icon.&nbsp; Pawn now calls item properties that it doesn&#39;t recognize

									&quot;special effects.&quot;</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the item special effect warning message wasn&#39;t showing up

									even when enabled.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug that might occur after the Wowhead scales (or any

									scales from a &quot;plugin&quot; of any sort) were disabled by deleting

									Wowhead.lua.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Changed a bunch of text to make it even easier for new users to get

									started with Pawn.</li>

									<li>The default for new users of Pawn is now to only show the base values of

									items.&nbsp; If you&#39;re already using Pawn and have current item values

									shown, your settings won&#39;t be changed and you&#39;ll still see both numbers.</li>

									<li>Rearranged the list of stats on the Values tab so that more common stats

									are easier to find, and really rare stats like raw health aren&#39;t wasting

									prime screen real estate.</li>

									<li>Added support for items with mastery rating for those of you in the

									Cataclysm beta.&nbsp; (Untested.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an issue for patch 3.3.5 that prevented you from linking gems from

									the Gems tab.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a very small value for Stamina for Wowhead scales that did not

									already include Stamina.&nbsp; This will help prevent certain very odd gems

									from appearing as suggestions in the Gems tab.&nbsp; (For example, some DPS

									scales did not include values for any blue stat, so the ret pally Gems tab

									included a gem with Spirit!)</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where Pawn disabled the Blizzard UI&#39;s item comparison

									tooltip that appears when you hold down the shift key while your mouse is

									over an item link window.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the Export button would generate an invalid scale tag

									for the Wowhead scales.&nbsp; Now you can properly export the Wowhead scales

									just like your own.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the Pawn socketing suggestions window would not show

									the proper name of Wowhead scales.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.3</h3>

								<p><strong>Important!&nbsp; </strong>After upgrading to Pawn

									1.3, your Pawn settings and scales will be upgraded and will no longer be

								visible in older versions of Pawn.&nbsp; If you need to revert to an older version of Pawn,

								use the new /pawn backup command to make a backup copy of your scales that you

								can save in a file on your computer.</p>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now see and edit all of your scales in the Pawn UI, regardless

									of which character you&#39;re currently on.&nbsp; (You&#39;ll need to log into

									each of your characters once first.)&nbsp; Each of your scales can be

									shown in tooltips for just one or none of your characters (like in previous

									versions), or you can have a scale show up in the tooltips for multiple

									different characters.</li>

									<li>All of the stat weight presets from Wowhead are now included with Pawn,

									so you can immediately start using it without needing to import or create

									any scales if you don&#39;t feel like customizing.&nbsp; The Wowhead scales

									can&#39;t be changed, but if you want to use them as a starting point for your

									own scales you can copy them and modify the copy.<ul>

										<li>If you have feedback for the Wowhead scales, please see the

										<a href="http://www.wowhead.com/?forums&amp;board=20" target="_blank">

										Wowhead Theorycrafting forum</a>.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The new Scale tab now contains most of the per-scale options (such as

									whether it shows up on your character&#39;s tooltips), as well as the options

									for importing, exporting, and creating scales.&nbsp; The Values tab

									(previously the Scales tab) is now a bit simpler.</li>

									<li>The list of scales now appears in a pane to the left of the Pawn UI instead of in

									a dropdown.&nbsp; The scales that are visible on the current character&#39;s

									tooltips will appear at the top of the list.</li>

									<li>The &quot;Normalize values (like Wowhead)&quot; option can now be set individually

									for each of your scales for finer control.</li>

									<li>Added a new command <strong>/pawn backup</strong> that you can use to

									back up all of your custom scales at once as a big mass of scale tags.</li>

									<li>Item levels will now only appear on items in the Compare tab if you also

									have them enabled for item tooltips in Interface Options.</li>

									<li>If you hold down the Shift key when clicking the Delete button to delete

									a scale, the scale will now be deleted immediately without requiring

									confirmation.</li>

									<li>Many bugs were fixed, including several bugs that only existed in

									pre-release versions of Pawn 1.3 and are not listed here:<ul>

										<li>Fixed a potential error when setting up default Pawn keybindings when using Pawn for the first time for a

									character, and added a

									diagnostic message to help determine why the problem is occurring.</li>

										<li>Fixed a bug where often the first item comparison you performed in the

									Compare tab wouldn&#39;t show item values until you clicked the Swap button or

									the list of scales.</li>

										<li>Fixed the error that would occur when trying to put an heirloom item in

									the Compare tab.</li>

										<li>Fixed a display issue where scales with colons (&#39;:&#39;) in their names

										would appear incorrectly on tooltips if the &quot;align values to right edge

										of tooltip&quot; option were enabled.</li>

										<li>Fixed a bug where the scale total values listed when hovering over a

									Pawn button on someone&#39;s character sheet weren&#39;t listed in alphabetical order.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>What used to be called the enchanted value of an item is now the current

									value, and what used to be called the unenchanted value is now the base

									value.&nbsp; The word &quot;base&quot; now also appears on tooltips.&nbsp; (No functionality has changed; this is just a terminology

									change.)</li>

									<li>Fixed the error that occurred when hovering over Brewfest steins.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an error that occurred when hovering over profession recipes.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now select what quality of gems to use for each of your scales

									on the Gems tab: uncommon, rare, or epic.&nbsp; Each scale can have a

									different quality level, so your main spec scale can use epic gems, and your

									offspec scale can use rare gems.</li>

									<li>By popular request, enchanted values of items now no longer include any

									points for sockets on the item, since the enchanted value is meant to

									reflect the current state of the item.&nbsp; This means that before you put

									gems in an item, the enchanted value of an item will be lower than the

									unenchanted value.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where occasionally items that weren&#39;t enchanted would show

									two equal values, such as &quot;123.4 (123.4)&quot;.&nbsp; (This was only a display

									issue; the values were being calculated properly.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn will now calculate correct socket values if you have the &quot;normalize

									values (like Wowhead)&quot; option enabled.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed the &quot;attempt to perform arithmetic on field &#39;?&#39; (a nil value)&quot;

									error that some users were experiencing in Pawn 1.2.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li><b>Note:</b> Upon installation, this version of Pawn will automatically make adjustments to

									each of your

								scales&#39; socket values.&nbsp; To avoid this, you can turn off the option for each

									scale to always correctly match gem colors.</li>

									<li>By default, Pawn will automatically choose the best rare-quality level

									80 gem of each color and use the value of that gem when calculating item

									values.&nbsp; Most people will no longer ever need to manually set values

									for red, yellow, or blue sockets.</li>

									<li>There&#39;s now a new Gems tab in the Pawn UI.&nbsp; This tab shows you the

									best rare-quality level 80 gems that are available for any of your scales.&nbsp;

									Never again will you wonder which gems to have cut for that new boss drop.

									<ul>

										<li>The Gems tab also displays suggested meta gems, but take these with a grain of

										salt; Pawn ignores the special effects on the gem.</li>

										<li>The Gems tab only considers rare-quality level 80 gems.&nbsp; I&#39;ll

										add support for epic gems very soon in an upcoming Pawn update.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn will now add a tooltip to the item socketing window displaying the

									suggested gems to use when socketing that item for each of your scales.&nbsp;

									In addition, the window now has a Pawn button that takes you directly to the

									Gems tab for more details.</li>

									<li>Meta sockets are now covered by two values instead of one: the old "Meta socket" value

									is now "Meta: stats" and covers the normal stat bonuses from meta gems.  The

									new value is "Meta: effect" and covers the bonus effects from meta gems.  Helms with an

									empty meta socket will get the values from both added to their totals.  Helms with a

									filled meta socket will get the values of Meta: effect and the actual stats on the gem added

									to their totals.  This reflects the fact that stat-for-stat, helms with meta sockets are clearly

									better than helms without them because of the added effects that meta gems bring.</li>

									<li>Adjusted the value of MP5 in the default scale to correspond with current itemization.</li>

									<li>Removed the Pawn feature to show item levels, as it is now built into the game.</li>

									<li>Fixed the &quot;Could not parse the item link&quot; error that appeared when

									clicking the links that items such as the Titanium Seal of Dalaran and Worn

									Troll Dice add to chat.</li>

									<li>Corrected the display of socket bonuses on weapons in the Compare tab.</li>

									<li>(English) Enchant Boots: Greater Vitality now works again.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.13</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed the "attempt to perform arithmetic on local 'Dps&#39; (a nil value)&quot;

									issue introduced by 1.1.12 relating to feral attack power calculations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.12</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Though it doesn&#39;t actually exist as a real weapon stat anymore, druids

									can once again assign a value to feral attack power instead of weapon DPS if

									they don&#39;t like multiplying by 14.</li>

									<li>Updated Outfitter support to handle newer versions of Outfitter.&nbsp;

									(If alternate outfit tooltips stop working for you, be sure to download the

									latest version of Outfitter too.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.11</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When &quot;show item levels&quot; is enabled, you can now hover over the Pawn

									button on your character sheet or an inspected player&#39;s character sheet to

									get an estimate of that player&#39;s average item level in epic gear.&nbsp; For

									example, an epic gear level of 200 means that the player is in full 10-man

									Naxxramas gear; 213 means that the player is in full 25-man Naxxramas gear.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.10</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for Pawn values on Outfitter alternate-outfit tooltips.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where scales that used to have a value for colorless sockets

									back when Pawn included them as a possible stat would show inaccurate values

									if you had normalization turned on.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where armor penetration gems (like Fractured Scarlet Ruby)

									didn&#39;t work in the English version.</li>

									<li>Added support for Titanium Plating and Enchant Weapon: Accuracy.</li>

									<li>Minor updates for colorblind mode in patch 3.1.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Removed the feral attack power stat entirely since it no longer exists

									directly on weapons.&nbsp; (Feral druids should increase their value for

									weapon DPS accordingly.)</li>

									<li>Added compatibility with the mod tdItemTip.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>One more potential fix for the error that I worked on in the last

									version.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed an issue where Pawn would in rare situations cause an error when it was

									loaded for the first time for a character (either a new character, or a

									character new to Pawn).&nbsp; Whether or not a given person would actually

									experience this bug is essentially random.&nbsp; This is also reported to

									have worked around game crashes that a few people were seeing.</li>

									<li>Added support for Enchant Boots: Greater Vitality, and the hit rating

									effect of Titanium Weapon Chain.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Feral druids and death knights rejoice!&nbsp; You can now assign

									separate values to base armor (on cloth, cloaks, leather, mail, and plate) and bonus

									armor (on weapons, trinkets, necklaces, rings, and enchantments).<ul>

										<li>Please note that pre-Wrath items that had bonus armor (in green

										text) will have the full armor value reported as base armor even though

										some is bonus armor.&nbsp; There is currently no way for mods to tell

										the difference.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Updated the default values for the socket stats to more appropriate

									values, assuming that you would use level 80 blue gems in them.&nbsp; Existing

									scales will not be changed.</li>

									<li>Support for colorless / prismatic sockets added by blacksmithing has

									been removed.&nbsp; Since these sockets never appear on items normally, and

									they are simply an interim stage (you&#39;d never socket an item and then decide

									not to put a gem in it), I decided it didn&#39;t make sense to assign values to

									them. </li>

									<li>The red text that appears after socketed jewelcrafter-only BoP gems that

									says that they require jewelcrafting will no longer appear with an asterisk

									(*).</li>

									<li>Added support for Enchant Boots: Icewalker.</li>

									<li>Worked around a bug that could cause the Compare tab to stop working in

									certain situations.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug where, on the Compare tab, meta sockets would appear under

									the &quot;socket bonus&quot; heading instead of the &quot;sockets&quot; heading.</li>

									<li>Enchantments that are on enchanters&#39; rings when you are not an enchanter

									(the ones that appear in red) will no longer appear with asterisks (*).</li>

									<li>Armor penetration rating on new Wrath of the Lich King items will now be

									interpreted correctly.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>This is the patch 3.0 version of Pawn, and will not work properly on WoW

									2.4.x.&nbsp; The stats Spell damage, Healing, Spell hit rating, Spell crit

									rating, and Spell haste rating have all been removed.&nbsp; Spell damage and

									Healing have been replaced with Spell power, and the three Spell combat

									ratings have been combined into hybrid ratings that work for both casters

									and non-casters.&nbsp; Pawn will update your scales automatically, but you

									might want to check the values of those stats to make sure that they are in

									line with what you&#39;d expect.</li>

									<li>Added stats that allow you to assign different values to different armor

									types (such as plate, cloth, etc.).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for account-bound (gold-quality) items and more new things that appear in

									WoW 3.0.</li>

									<li>Fixed an error message that could appear when using some item links from

									sites like Wowhead.</li>

									<li>Armor penetration works once more on WoW 3.0.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed Link Wrangler compatibility, which was broken in Pawn 1.1.</li>

									<li>Items that have at least one recognized stat (normally marked with an

									asterisk) will be marked as such in the Compare tab.&nbsp; (This feature

									existed in 1.1 betas but did not appear in the final version.)</li>

									<li>Added support for Lake Wintergrasp items and the Scourgestone.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>This version of Pawn has been tested on both the live realms and on the Wrath of

								the Lich King beta, and includes <i>tons</i> of fixes to make Pawn work

									correctly on Wrath servers, and to support new stats and types of items that

									appear in the expansion content, including new stats, new gems, encrypted

									items, colorless sockets, and more.</li>

									<li>Pawn now sports a new tab, Compare, which lets you see two items

									side-by-side to compare their stats in more detail.&nbsp; Check it out!<ul>

										<li>You can compare any two items in your inventory or a merchant&#39;s

										inventory by dropping them in

										the slots.</li>

										<li>If the left slot is empty and you drop an item in the right slot,

										your currently equipped item will automatically be put in the left slot.</li>

										<li>In addition to dragging and dropping items, all of the following

										shortcuts also work:<ul>

											<li>Clicking either of the &quot;currently equipped&quot; shortcut buttons

											that appear in the lower-left corner once there is an item in the

											right slot.</li>

											<li>Hovering over an item in your inventory, another player&#39;s

											inventory, a vendor&#39;s inventory, an item link window, AtlasLoot, or

											other locations, and pressing the &quot;[&quot; or

											&quot;]&quot; key.&nbsp; (This key binding is customizable in the regular key

											bindings interface.)</li>

											<li>You can also right-click item link windows and item icons in

											loot roll windows to immediately compare the item with your

											currently equipped item.</li>

										</ul>

										</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>The first time you run Pawn after upgrading to 1.1, Pawn will

									automatically bind keys to its commands if you aren&#39;t using those keys for

									other things.&nbsp; By default, &quot;P&quot; will open and close the Pawn UI, and &quot;[&quot;

									and &quot;]&quot; are used for item comparisons.&nbsp; If

									you later unbind those keys or bind them to other actions, Pawn won&#39;t try to

									rebind them.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where Pawn values didn&#39;t show up on item link windows if you

									only had unenchanted numbers visible, not enchanted numbers.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where error text would appear in the chat window when

									hovering over recipes in Ackis Recipe List and possibly other similar mods.</li>

									<li>German users rejoice!&nbsp; When entering stat values you can now use a

									comma instead of a period as a decimal separator—for example, &quot;0,5&quot; now

									works in addition to &quot;0.5&quot;.</li>

									<li>In this version of Pawn, I&#39;ve significantly reorganized a lot of the code that reads

									and annotates item tooltips.&nbsp; This, coupled with other changes in Wrath

									of the Lich King, is likely to cause some conflicts with other mods.&nbsp;

									If you run into problems with Pawn, please remember to try to reproduce the

									same problem with no other item-related mods installed.&nbsp; I still may be

									able to fix the bug if it turns out that the bug is related to another mod,

									but I need to know <i>which</i> mod to download and try.</li>

									</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.0.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a bug that would prevent Pawn from working properly if one or

									more of your scales didn't assign a value to the spell damage stat.</li>

									<li>Updated the value of the armor penetration and spell penetration stats

									in the default Pawn scale to match current itemization.&nbsp; Existing

									scales are not changed.</li>

									<li>Pawn will no longer try to assign a default value to spell damage (WoW 2.4) if you use

									a scale that contains only spell power (WoW 3.0).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.0.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added an entry in the Interface Options dialog to launch the Pawn UI, in

									case you hide the Pawn button and forget how to get it back.</li>

									<li>You can now assign a value to the Wrath of the Lich King &quot;spell power&quot;

									stat to your scales.&nbsp; It uses the same values by default as the &quot;spell

									power&quot; stat in Pawn 0.7.4, and your existing scales will be assigned a value

									for the stat automatically.&nbsp; Your scales will still have spell damage

									and healing stats in them, but they won&#39;t be used for anything.</li>

									<li>In Wrath of the Lich King, the stats that currently appear as melee hit

									rating, melee crit rating, and melee haste will also apply to spells, and

									the spell hit, crit, and haste rating stats are not used.&nbsp; Existing

									scales will not be modified at this time.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.0.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>When Armory is installed, added support for showing unenchanted values

									on the item comparison tooltips that appear when holding down the Alt key.</li>

									<li>Added support for the stat-only components of Surefooted, Cat&#39;s

									Swiftness, and Boar&#39;s Speed.&nbsp; (The run speed and snare resistance

									effects are ignored since there are no Pawn stats for those.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where if you clicked a link for an item that had an icon and

									then a link for a spell that did not have an icon, the item&#39;s icon would not

									properly disappear.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug with reading certain items with multiple stats on the same

									line that was causing problems with the French translation in progress.</li>

									<li>Removed a bunch more asterisks from various items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.0.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>It&#39;s now possible to force Pawn to always calculate an item&#39;s value

									based on the correct color of gems (Pawn 0.8 and older behavior) instead of

									maximizing the item&#39;s value by potentially using the wrong colors and

									ignoring the socket bonus (Pawn 0.9 and later behavior).&nbsp; To change the

									option for one of your scales, choose that scale in the UI and then choose

									one of the colored sockets from the stat list.</li>

									<li>Added support for socket bonuses (and possible future gems) that give

									melee haste rating.</li>

									<li>Added shaman healing scales based on the popular Elitist Jerks thread to

									the sample scales document that comes with Pawn.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 1.0</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Restored compatibility with Link Wrangler, which stopped working in Pawn 0.9.</li>

									<li>Added support for showing Pawn values on Link Wrangler&#39;s &quot;compare

									equipped items&quot; tooltips.</li>

									<li>Added support for showing inventory icons next to Link Wrangler

									tooltips.</li>

									<li>There&#39;s now a &quot;getting started&quot; tab to gently remind new users to read

									the Readme file.</li>

									<li>Takes advantage of new WoW 2.4 functionality to show inventory icons

									next to item link windows in a few situations where it couldn&#39;t before.</li>

									<li>Various other UI and text tweaks.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.9</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn is now smarter about the way that it values sockets and socket

									bonuses, which in some cases will slightly change the values of certain

									items, both with and without gems.<ul>

										<li>If you&#39;ve already filled all of the sockets on an item and you don&#39;t

										qualify for the socket bonus, Pawn no longer counts the socket bonus

										stats, since they&#39;re not actually there.</li>

										<li>If you can get a better value by socketing the wrong colors of gems

										and ignoring the socket bonus, Pawn will now do that when calculating

										item values.&nbsp; (When the &quot;Show debug info&quot; option is enabled, Pawn

										will tell you which color gems it used.)</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Pawn now remembers all of the stats from several of the last items

									you&#39;ve viewed so it doesn&#39;t have to always recalculate them.&nbsp; This

									should help your framerate when rapidly hovering over many items in

									succession, especially when an equip compare mod is also installed.</li>

									<li>You now have to type the word &quot;delete&quot; to confirm that you really want

									to delete a scale.</li>

									<li>You can now make a copy of an existing scale by clicking the new Copy

									button.</li>

									<li>There is now an option to hide a specific scale from tooltips without

									having to delete it (and, most likely, export it and paste it somewhere for

									safekeeping).</li>

									<li>Pawn will no longer look for stats on quest, spell, and ability links in

									WoW 2.4.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bunch of UI bugs that occurred when deleting your last scale.</li>

									<li>Pawn no longer adds unnecessary asterisks to Black Temple instance-bound items, such as Naj&#39;entus Spine.</li>

									<li>Added support for Reckless Noble Topaz and other gems with spell haste

									rating.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.8.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The Pawn UI now displays the current Pawn version number on the last

									tab.</li>

									<li>Pawn now supports addons that modify the Inspect window when it is first

									shown instead of immediately upon login, such as Spyglass.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.8.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>You can now hover over the Pawn button on the inventory window to get a

									grand total of the enchanted values on all of your equipped items.</li>

									<li>There is now a disabled Pawn button on the inspect window that you can

									hover over to get totals for all of another player&#39;s equipped items.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where all on/off options that defaulted to being on (show

									enchanted values, show unenchanted values, and show tooltip icons) would

									automatically turn back on after logging out and back in.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where sometimes disabling enchanted values would cause

									unenchanted values to also not be displayed.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the word &quot;Projectile&quot; on stacks of arrows would get an

									asterisk, and their DPS would not count as ranged DPS.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where negative values would not be exported in scale tags.&nbsp;

									(Negative stat values are most common with weapon speed.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.8</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The Pawn UI now has an Options tab that you can use to set all Pawn

									options.</li>

									<li>Almost all of the Pawn slash commands are now unnecessary, and have been

									removed.&nbsp; You can still use /pawn to open the Pawn UI, and /pawn debug

									is still available as well.</li>

									<li>Tooltips have been added to pretty much everything in the Pawn UI.</li>

									<li>You can use the new calculation option &quot;Normalize values&quot; to divide all of your scale values by

									the sum of all of the numbers in the scale.&nbsp; This causes Pawn to

									generate the same sorts of numbers that Lootzor does.&nbsp; (See the

									appropriate section in the readme file for more details.)</li>

									<li>You can now change the text color for your scales individually from the

									Pawn UI.&nbsp; You could, for example, make your healing scale show up in

									white and your DPS scale show up in red.</li>

									<li>You can now bind a key to the Pawn UI.&nbsp; Look under &quot;Pawn&quot; in the

									standard key bindings list.</li>

									<li>Added support for the Fiery Weapon enchantment; Pawn counts it as 4 dps.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where sometimes tooltip icons would not appear for items

									that had never been in your inventory.&nbsp; (This includes most links in

									trade chat.)</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where if you clicked on an item link for an item, and then a

									tradeskill recipe (such as [Alchemy: Super Mana Potion]), the icon for the

									previous item would stay since the recipe did not have one.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where if you had set custom colors for your scales, scales

									would no longer always be sorted alphabetically by name on item tooltips.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now shows inventory icons next to item link and item comparison

									tooltips, so when someone links an item, you can also see its inventory

									icon.&nbsp; You can turn this feature off with /pawn icons off.<ul>

										<li>This feature works with the built-in WoW functionality, as well as a

										variety of other tooltip mods: EquipCompare, EQCompare, and MultiTips.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>When /pawn ids on is active, Pawn now displays the item IDs of all

									applicable enchantments and gems in the tooltip as well.&nbsp; For example,

									if looking at item 123 with no enchantment and gems 45 and 67 socketed, you

									would see &quot;Item ID: 123:0:45:67&quot;.</li>

									<li>You can now have Pawn align item values (and IDs and levels, if those

									options are on) along the right side of the tooltip with /pawn align numbers

									right.&nbsp; Some people may find this easier to read; others may find it

									more difficult.</li>

									<li>A new category of stats has been added, &quot;weapon types,&quot; which is

									primarily useful for racial abilities and talents.<ul>

										<li>For example, orcs

									get a passive 5 expertise bonus when using axes.&nbsp; So, you might give a

										weapon a few bonus points just for being an axe.&nbsp; At level 70, 5

										expertise costs 78.8 expertise rating, so you might value &quot;being an axe&quot;

										as high as 78.8.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn plugins for FuBar and Titan Panel are now available as

									separate downloads.&nbsp; You can get them at

									<a target="_blank" href="http://www.curse.com/downloads/details/8214/">Curse</a>.</li>

									<li>The old &quot;spell power&quot; stat made sense before patch 2.3, but it was

									particularly confusing to healers after that patch, so I&#39;ve removed it, and

									replaced it with easier-to-understand &quot;spell damage&quot;.&nbsp; Now,

									the healing stat only

									includes healing, and the spell damage stat only includes spell damage.<ul>

										<li>Now, Light&#39;s Justice, which says that it increases healing by 382

										and damage by 128, has 382 healing and 128 spell damage, exactly as

										you&#39;d expect.</li>

										<li>Pawn will automatically upgrade your existing scales and any scale

										tags that you import.&nbsp; Please double-check the value of the spell

										damage stat after importing to make sure that it&#39;s what you intended,

										as in this version Pawn does not read your mind.&nbsp;

										The upgrade process will give correct results for typical cases (DPS

										casters who don&#39;t care about healing; healers who valued spell power at

										least as high as healing, as they should have), but may not give the

										results you expect if you had a strange scale (healing but no spell

										power).</li>

										<li>As always, the default Pawn scale has been adjusted to accommodate

										these changes.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>A new slash command /pawn enchanted has been added to let you turn off

									the enchanted item values, showing only the unenchanted, unsocketed values

									for items.&nbsp; (You can also use /pawn enchanted off along with /pawn

									unenchanted off to temporarily hide all Pawn values.)&nbsp; This option may

									not be compatible with all of your favorite tooltip mods, but it should work

									in all cases where you currently get unenchanted item values today, which is

									most everywhere.</li>

									<li>The Pawn button has a new, unique look, instead of being a regular red

									WoW button.</li>

									<li>The Pawn button now appears in a more reasonable spot when the character

									inventory window has been skinned using a mod such as Skinner.</li>

									<li>A new slash command /pawn button has been added to let you move the Pawn

									button on the inventory window, or hide it completely.&nbsp; (If you hide

									the button, you&#39;ll need to type /pawn to open the Pawn UI, or use the

									Pawn plugin for FuBar or Titan Panel.)</li>

									<li>Added a new option to the /pawn asterisks slash command, /pawn asterisks

									no text.&nbsp; Using this option is the same as /pawn asterisks auto, except

									the &quot;* Pawn gave no value to some stats&quot; warning text is not added to

									tooltips of items with at least one (*) unrecognized stat.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added a button to the inventory window to show and hide the Pawn

									configuration UI.</li>

									<li>Pawn now supports Armory and EquipCompare working together with the &quot;/eqc

									alt&quot; option to show comparisons with your alt&#39;s gear instead of your current

									character&#39;s.</li>

									<li>Added support for the unusual items with negative stats, such as Kreeg&#39;s

									Mug, which gives -10 Intellect.</li>

									<li>Added support for Braided Eternium Chain and other non-weapon items with

									weapon damage as an equip bonus.&nbsp; It shows up as minimum damage and

									maximum damage, but not DPS—it&#39;s not a weapon, so there&#39;s no speed, and

									therefore no DPS.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem that would frequently show up when using Pawn with

									CowTip, causing an error message to appear in chat when hovering over an

									item and then an empty inventory slot.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where sometimes an open item link window would not be

									immediately updated upon making scale changes.</li>

									<li>Minor changes to fix some issues when running a German version of Pawn

									on the German WoW client.</li>

									<li>Updated the samples scales document with newer versions of Emmerald&#39;s

									feral combat models and ShadowPanther&#39;s AEP model, and added scales for

									Malan&#39;s Elitist Jerks EP for shamans.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The special weapon DPS stats now work.&nbsp; I had broken them in either

									0.7 or 0.7.1.&nbsp; Existing scales will automatically be corrected; you

									should not need to re-enter values for those stats.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>If the item link window is open when you make changes to your Pawn

									scales, it will now be updated immediately, so you can see how your changes

									will affect the value of the item.</li>

									<li>Added spell hit rating and spell crit rating to the configuration UI.&nbsp;

									(Oops!)</li>

									<li>Corrected a typo in the description of the melee and ranged crit rating

									stat.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.7</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Pawn now has a configuration UI!&nbsp; To access it, simply type /pawn

									in the chat box.&nbsp; (To see the help information that used to be

									available when you typed /pawn, type /pawn help, or click the /pawn commands

									button in the configuration UI.)&nbsp; You should no longer need to manually edit your SavedVariables files

										to configure Pawn.</li>

										<li>The configuration UI is now the official way to make all changes to

										your Pawn scales.&nbsp; Some of the slash commands that existed in

										earlier versions of Pawn are gone, since they&#39;re no longer needed: /pawn

										list, export, import, delete, rename.</li>

									<li>Eliminated that bug where sometimes unenchanted values would

									disappear from items after a while.&nbsp; The problem seemed to be most

									commonly linked to use of the world map, but also could occur after zoning

									or showing the interface options window.</li>

									<li>Scales now appear in alphabetical order on item tooltips.</li>

									<li>Pawn now works with tekKompare and LootLink.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where the value of resilience rating in the default Pawn

									value scale was 0 instead of 1 as was intended.&nbsp; Scale tags that call resilience rating &quot;Resilience&quot; instead of &quot;ResilienceRating&quot;

									will now be imported properly.</li>

									<li>The value of ArmorPenetration in the default Pawn value scale is now

									0.1, based on the latest information on WoWWiki.</li>

									<li>Includes VgerCore 1.0.1.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.6.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for items in the guild bank vault.</li>

									<li>In <i>some</i> cases, you can use mods that create fake item tooltips

									like AtlasLoot and ItemSync along with mods that mangle item tooltips like

									Rating Buster, and Pawn will now still work.&nbsp; No guarantees that your

									favorite combination of mods won&#39;t break Pawn, but this should help a lot of

									people out.</li>

									<li>Finally fixed that bug where items with both durability and an Equip: or

									Use: line that Pawn didn&#39;t understand would get asterisks on the wrong

									lines.&nbsp; (For example, Stalker&#39;s Helm of Second Sight has this problem.)</li>

									<li>Added the /pawn space command, which adds a blank space before the item

									values it adds to tooltips.</li>

									<li>Added a special &quot;stat&quot; called SpeedBaseline.&nbsp; SpeedBaseline isn&#39;t an

									actual item property, but rather a number to be subtracted from weapon

									speeds before they&#39;re multiplied by your scale values.&nbsp; For example, if

									you&#39;re an enhancement shaman who wants to give weapons 1 point for every 0.1

									second of speed slower than 2.9, use Speed = 10 (1 / 0.1) and SpeedBaseline

									= 2.9.&nbsp; Weapons slower than 2.9 would instead lose points at the same rate.</li>

									<li>Adjusted the value of the FeralAp stat in the Pawn default scale from

									0.5 to 0.4 so that feral items in 2.3 will have roughly the same values as

									they did in 2.2 with the old Pawn default scale and so that the Pawn default

									scale still roughly mimics item budget formulas.&nbsp; I do not necessarily

									recommend that you change values in your own scales; your items have been

									buffed, so it makes sense for their values to go up.</li>

									<li>Weapon skill rating stats have been removed from Pawn and the default

									Pawn scale, as they&#39;ve been removed from the game in the patch.&nbsp;

									Existing scales will not be automatically updated to use ExpertiseRating.</li>

									<li>Added Pawn values to gems in the socketing UI.</li>

									<li>Fixed the amount of healing and spell damage received from Teardrop

									Tourmaline and possibly other gems that previously only gave healing.</li>

									<li>Added support for the new Chaotic Skyfire Diamond.</li>

									<li>Now displays a more readable error message when the embedded mod

									VgerCore is missing or failed to load.</li>

									<li>Fixed several problems introduced in 2.3:<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem that appeared in 2.3 due to the new way that set item

									tooltips look where Pawn was putting asterisks all over the name of the set,

									the items in the set, and the set bonuses.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem that appeared in 2.3 where stats on meta gems weren&#39;t

									always being counted due to requirements now being displayed on gems even

									when socketed.</li>

										<li>Fixed a bug that appeared in 2.3 only where certain gems and random item

									properties would appear very strange, such as &quot;+45 Stamina|cfff1a1a1a&quot;, and

									Pawn would not understand them.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.6.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a script error that appeared the first time a recipe was clicked

									since logging in or resetting your UI.</li>

									<li>Pawn now includes VgerCore 1.0 embedded within the mod; you don&#39;t need a

									separate VgerCore folder in your AddOns folder.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.6.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Supports the 2.2.x live realms and the 2.3 PTRs.&nbsp;

									(Healing-to-spell-damage and expertise require 2.3, of course.)</li>

									<li>Support for the healing to spell damage conversion.&nbsp; Items that say

									that they increase healing by 300 and spell damage by 100 will be reported

									as Healing = 200, SpellPower = 100.&nbsp; Recall that SpellPower <i>includes</i>

									healing, thus your scale&#39;s value for SpellPower should always be equal to or

									greater than the value for Healing.</li>

									<li>A new value of .255 was picked for the value of Healing in the default

									scale, down from .455.&nbsp; With this value, items that had 1/3 of their

									Healing converted to SpellPower (default value .855) in 2.3 will have the exact

									same values in 2.3 that they did with the old scale in 2.2 (ignoring rounding errors).&nbsp; Of

									course, you can and should customize your Pawn scales to fit your needs;

									generally, healers should <i>not </i>adjust their scales to deal with this

									change.</li>

									<li>Support for the new ExpertiseRating stat, valued at 1 in the

									default &quot;Pawn value&quot; scale, same as the existing weapon skill

									stats.&nbsp; Existing scales will not be adjusted to include this stat.&nbsp;

									If you haven&#39;t customized your scales and want to reset them, use /pawn resetscales.<ul>

										<li>Weapon skill ratings are currently still supported so you can use

										Pawn 0.6.1 on the live realms too.&nbsp; They&#39;ll be removed in a later

										version.</li>

									</ul>

									</li>

									<li>Support for many more healing enchantments, inscriptions, spellthread,

									and so forth.</li>

									<li>Craftable items for which you can learn recipes from trainers will now

									get Pawn values.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.6</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem introduced in beta 1 where Pawn would display

									an error message in the chat window whenever hovering over a ring with

									Enchant Ring - Weapon Might.</li>

									<li>Added the ability to customize the colors that your scales will use when

									printed.&nbsp; For example, you could have your DPS value show up in orange,

									and your healing value show up in green.&nbsp; This is an advanced feature

									that probably will never get its own UI or slash command.&nbsp; See the

									section titled &quot;Changing the color of a scale&quot; for more information.</li>

									<li>Importing a scale tag that has the exact same name as a scale you

									already have will update the old scale to match the values in the scale tag.&nbsp;

									All of the values in the old scale will be deleted.&nbsp; (In previous

									versions, Pawn would just fail and warn you that you can&#39;t overwrite an

									existing scale.&nbsp; There is no longer a warning.)</li>

									<li>Weapon stats have been overhauled!&nbsp; Old scales will work, but now

									advanced users have a variety of new options for assigning values to

									weapons.</li>

									<li>New stats: MeleeMinDamage, MeleeMaxDamage, MeleeSpeed, MeleeDps,

									MainHandMinDamage, MainHandMaxDamage, MainHandSpeed, MainHandDps,

									OffHandMinDamage, OffHandMaxDamage, OffHandSpeed, OffHandDps,

									OneHandMinDamage, OneHandMaxDamage, OneHandSpeed, OneHandDps,

									TwoHandMinDamage, TwoHandMaxDamage, TwoHandSpeed, TwoHandDps,

									RangedMinDamage, RangedMaxDamage, RangedSpeed, RangedDps.&nbsp; Generally,

									you&#39;ll only use a few of these, and not give values to all of them.</li>

									<li>New stats: MinDamage, MaxDamage, Speed.&nbsp; If you don&#39;t care about

									which slot or weapon type it is, just use MinDamage, MaxDamage, Speed,

									and/or Dps.&nbsp; Dps is now calculated to full precision (say, 41.333

									instead of 41.3) instead of rounded to one decimal place.</li>

									<li>Added support for weapon damage enchantments (Striking and Impact).</li>

									<li>Added support for ranged weapon scopes.</li>

									<li>Fixed a problem where certain items with suffixes would show unusually low unenchanted

									values (their stats would be read as 0).  For example, Chimaerascale Legguards of the Bandit

									exhibited this problem.</li>

									<li>Added support for Black Morass instance-bound items (beacons).</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.5.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for haste rating and spell haste rating, which were added as passive

									item bonuses on Black Temple equipment.  (Iron Counterweight is also supported.)  These two

									stats (HasteRating, SpellHasteRating) are valued at 1 each on the default Pawn scale; existing

									Pawn scales won't be affected.  Use /pawn resetscales to delete all of your scales and replace them

									with the default one.</li>

									<li>Added support for armor penetration ("Your attacks ignore X of your opponent's armor").

									This stat (ArmorPenetration) is not valued in the default Pawn scale.</li>

									<li>Added support for Karazhan, Stratholme, and Tempest Keep instance-bound items.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.5.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for the new gold profession recipe links in WoW 2.1.&nbsp;

									(Pawn won&#39;t try to read them or put asterisks all over them.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.5.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added working support for the Savagery weapon enchantment, and untested support

									for Potency, Soulfrost, and Sunfire.</li>

									<li>Added support for EquipCompare 2.10.&nbsp; (This may break compatibility

									with older versions of EquipCompare; please use the latest version.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.5.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Updated for WoW patch 2.1.</li>

									<li>Added support for Blizzard&#39;s new Currently Equipped functionality

									(shift-hover an item).</li>

									<li>LinkWrangler support.</li>

									<li>Fixed a bug where stats in certain situations (gems with multiple stats

									on one gem, socket bonuses, etc.) wouldn&#39;t get shown in the /pawn debug on

									output.&nbsp; This did not affect calculation; it was just a debug display error.</li>

									<li>Expanded the amount of information Pawn returns in the debug output.</li>

									<li>Added support for Enchant Boots: Vitality.</li>

									<li>Slightly updated a few of the default &quot;Pawn value&quot; scale&#39;s numbers.&nbsp;

									This will not affect existing scales, even if you haven&#39;t changed any of the

									defaults.&nbsp; If you want to get the new scale, you can wipe out your

									existing scale(s) with /pawn resetscales.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.5</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Requires VgerCore 0.4.  (This is included with the mod.  Pawn will warn you if you

									are using an older version of VgerCore.)</li>

									<li>Pawn can now show unenchanted values for items in addition to the

									regular enchanted values, and this is enabled by default.&nbsp; You can turn

									it off with /pawn unenchanted off.&nbsp; This feature only works for real

									tooltips, and not fake tooltips from an item database mod.</li>

									<li>Added an option to control the number of digits of precision Pawn uses

									to display item values in tooltips.&nbsp; By default this is 1 (&quot;3.1&quot;), but

									you can set it to any number between 0 (&quot;3&quot;) and 4 (&quot;3.1416&quot;) with /pawn

									digits #.</li>

									<li>Corrected the value of frost resistance in the default Pawn scale to 1

									(was 4).</li>

									<li>Pawn scale tags now have spaces inside of the parentheses by default.&nbsp;

									This is to prevent certain scale tags from turning into emoticons when

									posted to certain forums.&nbsp; (For example, if your scale tag ended in &quot;RedSocket=8)&quot;,

									the 8) would turn into an emoticon on certain forums.)&nbsp; Old and current

									versions of Pawn will accept the scale with or without the extra spaces. </li>

									<li>Lots of work was done to prepare for Pawn translations into other languages.&nbsp;

									I may have made a mistake in this conversion and introduced cases where (*)

									shows up where they didn&#39;t before; hopefully not.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.4.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added support for gun, bow, and crossbow skill ratings.</li>

									<li>Added support for MultiTips.</li>

									<li>Added support for items that list stats as &quot;Stat +X&quot; instead of &quot;+X

									Stat&quot;, namely the epic gems.&nbsp; Gems that only provided primary stats,

									such as Seer&#39;s Chrysoprase, already worked, but others such as Rune Covered

									Chrysoprase didn&#39;t work until this change.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.4</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Added scale tags!&nbsp; Scale tags are chunks of text that you can use

									to share Pawn scales with friends, guildmates, and others on forums, similar

									to how you can share talent specs today by passing around a link to the WoW

									talent calculator.&nbsp; You can copy a scale tag and then post it on your

									guild forums, and then another player can copy that tag and paste it into

									their game to automatically add your scale to their copy of Pawn, without

									logging out of the game or changing files in Notepad.&nbsp; To export a

									scale tag so you can share it with others, use the /pawn export command.&nbsp;

									To import someone else&#39;s scale tag and add it to your own scales, use the

									/pawn import command.</li>

									<li>Added new slash commands: /pawn list, export, import, delete, and

									rename.&nbsp; See &quot;Slash commands&quot; in Readme.htm for more details.</li>

									<li>Added support for weapon skill ratings (including unarmed and feral

									combat).&nbsp; (They have been added to the default Pawn scale, but if you

									care about weapon skill ratings you must add them to your custom scales

									manually.)</li>

									<li>Fixed the /pawn resetscales command so that it would delete all of your

									scales before recreating the default one named Pawn value, as was intended.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.3.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Hovering over an enchanted Item X immediately after hovering over an

									unenchanted Item X will now recalculate the values for the second item

									instead of just displaying the ones for the first item.&nbsp; This should

									work for all pairs of items that differ only by enchantments and gems.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.3</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>To read statistics, Pawn now makes a copy of the tooltip and reads from

									that whenever possible, which allows it to read tooltips that have been

									mangled by other mods.&nbsp; Examples of mods that do this are Mendeleev and

									Rating Buster.&nbsp; (Certain mods that use custom tooltips, such as

									ItemSync, don&#39;t support this; Pawn may still conflict with mods that modify

									those custom tooltips.)</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.2.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>ItemSync support, including using ItemSync with AtlasLoot.&nbsp; Pawn

									will calculate and display values for ItemSync&#39;s tooltips.</li>

									<li>EQCompare support.&nbsp; Pawn will calculate and display values for

									EQCompare&#39;s tooltips.</li>

									<li>Item level display should work just about everywhere now, instead of

									just in certain places.&nbsp; (In previous versions, it worked for inventory

									items, but not chat item links.&nbsp; Now it works on both.)</li>

									<li>A new option has been added to display the item ID for items you come

									across, /pawn ids on.</li>

									<li>The default is now to hide the asterisks (*) from items that don&#39;t have

									any values for any of your scales.&nbsp; So, for example, Hearthstone and

									potions won&#39;t display the asterisk.&nbsp; You can change this behavior using

									/pawn asterisks [ on | auto | off ].</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.2.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>Fixed a problem in 0.2 where Pawn wouldn&#39;t work if you&#39;d never used

									version 0.1 before.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.2</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>EquipCompare support.&nbsp; Pawn will calculate and display values for

									EquipCompare&#39;s tooltips.</li>

									<li>AtlasLoot support.&nbsp; Pawn will calculate and display values for

									instance drops when Atlas and AtlasLoot are installed.</li>

									<li>Outfitter support.&nbsp; Pawn will no longer conflict with the lines

									that Outfitter adds to tooltips of items used in one or more gear sets.</li>

									<li>MonkeyQuest support.&nbsp; I haven&#39;t actually observed it happening in

									the past, but this change should prevent MonkeyQuest&#39;s item tooltip

									annotations from affecting Pawn.</li>

									<li>MobInfo-2 support.&nbsp; Pawn will no longer conflict with the drop rate

									information that MobInfo-2 adds to items.&nbsp; (This problem manifested

									itself both as unnecessary asterisks added to tooltips, and also as an

									&quot;attempted to concatenate a nil value&quot; error.)</li>

									<li>Added APIs to create and change Pawn scales while you&#39;re still logged

									in.&nbsp; These will eventually be used to build a configuration UI.&nbsp;

									If you <i>really</i> want to, you can use them from the chat box to change

									Pawn scales while logged into the game.</li>

									<li>Included a new file "Sample scales.htm" containing (you guessed it) some

									sample scales that you can use to get started creating your own.  I'll add to this

									over time.</li>

								</ul>

								<h3>Version 0.1</h3>

								<ul>

									<li>The first released beta version of Pawn.&nbsp; The code is stable and

									the remaining bugs are mostly just to-do items.&nbsp; I&#39;ll get around to

									them eventually.</li>

									<li>Not heavily optimized for performance.</li>

									<li>No configuration UI.&nbsp; (Hope you like Notepad!)</li>

								</ul>


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