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Warcraft relations map

Last wiki revision 2023-11-05

The Warcraft relations map is a map of relations between most important characters, clans, and artifacts until the end of The Frozen Throne storyline. In some cases (e.g. Arthas, Illidan), relations between characters are so complicated that it might be useful to see it in a graphic form - that's why this project was created.

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There are several versions, depending on (non)clustering:

  • no clustering at all (primary version - see above)
  • Wrm-horde.gif Horde cluster outlined
  • Wrm-alliance.gif Alliance cluster outlined
  • Wrm-demons.gif Demon cluster outlined
  • Wrm-elves.gif Elven cluster outlined
  • Wrm-scourge.gif Scourge cluster outlined
  • Wrm-allblocks.gif all previous 5 clusters outlined

current version: 0.2b | 2009-04-03 original author: crysman special thanks to: mikee, machache Project core is written in DOT language with significant use of C preprocessor, and compiled with Graphviz.

Use of C preprocessor actually makes the sourcecode readable and meaningful. It allows constructions like: "Arthas" -> "King Teranas" [KILLS] where KILLS is defined via #define clausule at the very beggining of the code:

  • 1) define KILLS color="red" label="X" fontcolor="red" fontsize="11" arrowhead="vee" arrowtail="vee"

It reminds HTML + CSS coding.

Almost everything is based on Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos manual and Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and The Frozen Throne games storyline. Some pieces of information were taken here from.

See the Discussion if you want to help to improve and develop this project.

Categories

  • Maps
  • Family trees
  • History of Warcraft

Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Warcraft_relations_map · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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