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Game terms---------------- RoC: Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos Classic: Same as above TFT: Frozen Throne, Reign of Chaos expansion pack Flying units. Such as wyverns, gargoyles, horned eagles and dwarf helicopters. Usually divided into light and heavy types according to the power of a single unit. AA: refers to "anti-air", usually used to refer to units that can attack air targets. And those units specially designed to annihilate flying troops. For example, headhunters, archers, musketeers, cave demons. Melee: refers to those units whose main function is melee combat. For example, grunts, infantry, huntresses, and ghouls. BS: Backstabbing is when a player deliberately puts an ally at a disadvantage, usually without warning, in an attempt to cause the ally to lose. This is considered a very underhanded tactic and may result in a cdkey in the ladder was banned. Bser refers to players who have the above behavior. Abuse: Abusing certain tactics and troops that are easy to win. For example, if someone suddenly discovers a tactic that can make full use of the Naga Sea Witch's magic shield, and continuously If you use it in every 20 games, you may be called Abusive by other players. (P.S: When watching the video, I often see people calling others Abusive...) DD: Direct damage, used to describe the ability to damage the opponent when used. Magic or skills that cause damage to units and areas. Buff: Used to describe magic or skills that can have continuous effects on units. For example, inner fire or bloodlust. The derived De-Buff refers to those Buffs that can cause negative effects. , such as purification and deceleration. Common tactics---------------- Strat: Tactics Macr is the abbreviation of macro operations, which refers to operations related to building troops, building bases, and economic aspects. Micr Micro operations An abbreviation for issuing orders to troops during combat--such as pulling injured units away from fierce battles or concentrating fire on a priority target. Rush: Concentrate on building troops as quickly as possible in the early game and try to defeat the opponent Defeat the opponent before setting up a defense. Cheese or Cheap: Used to refer to tactics that are looked down upon by most people for some reason or another: maybe because there is no depth, no skills, or just seem overwhelming on the surface. Advantages. These tactics are often used early in the game, and often rely on surprise, with a bit of luck, and are often all-or-nothing. Once this tactic is defeated, it is usually impossible to revive it. Defeat the opponent. (P.S: 5555, I’m so ashamed, I like to watch videos of this tactic the most...) Harassing: Continuous hit-and-run (P.S: hit and run) tactics, the main goal is not to give the opponent It causes harm, but interferes with the other party's ability and efficiency to perform macro and micro operations. (P.S: It is harassment, usually just use harass. You have to really respect the grammar and use harassing. Foreigners will definitely say "Obviously your native language is not English" > _ Multitasking: Doing several things at the same time - for example, building troops and opening bases when attacking. Tech: Climbing technology, used as a verb, for example, to tech refers to building buildings and researching upgrades to reach a certain position on the technology tree , in order to be able to build specific troops. For example, going to tech to tier 3. It usually needs to be coordinated by harassing and building defenses. (P.S: fast-tech refers to the tactics of speed climbing technology) Offensive, offensive first Letter. Usually used to describe the placement of buildings, such as otower or obarrack. Tower Rushing, Offsensive Towering, Tower Push

ng, TR: Build defense towers at the enemy's base as a means of attack. Creep: Used as a verb, such as to creep. It refers to attacking and destroying neutral and hostile wild creatures (P.S: Neutral and non-hostile creatures are sheep... ) to obtain gold, experience, and items, having cleared the way to a strategic building. Such as goblin shops and mercenary camps. D: Defense, short for defense, usually refers to defensive buildings such as defense towers. For example, tell your allies to get some dTank: used as a verb, (such as use your mountain gaint to tank) refers to the unit's ability to withstand damage, usually to protect other units. When used as a noun (for example, A kinght makes a good tank), it refers to a unit that can be used as a human shield. Hit Caster: Refers to a magical unit that concentrates firepower on the enemy. Expand or Exp is used as a verb to expand to establish a new base. Also used as a noun (see description of maps and map points below) Tier: refers to the status of the building you use to produce workers. (P.S: It’s the main base - -!) The game starts at Tier 1. Each time the main base is upgraded, the level increases, up to Tier 3. (P.S: I don’t understand why such complicated language is used. Describing such a simple concept...) can also be abbreviated as t1/t2/t3, or replaced by main. CC: The abbreviation of Creep and Counter. Upgrade your hero through rapid MF around the map, and then deal with what the opponent will do Take action to counterattack, such as harassing or climbing technology. Rush: used as a verb, refers to building a hero and some troops as soon as possible, and then attacking the enemy as early as possible, so as to end the game at the first level base. When used as a noun Used to refer to this tactic. Turtle: used as a verb, refers to placing many defense towers in the base when you are climbing technology. Nuke: used as a verb, refers to the continuous use of direct damage skills to quickly kill a unit (usually Hero, called hero nuke). For example, I"m going to nuke his death kinght as soon as the fight starts. When used as a noun, it refers to the above attack method. For example, I use my Death Coil+Frost Nove+Impale nuke to take out Archmage all the time. Back: used as a verb to refer to retreat. Third-Party Programs: third-party software.---------------- MH: map cheat, used to Cheat software that removes the fog of war. APM: Actions per minute - a standard developed by a third-party software that measures the speed of a person's mouse clicks and displays what is clicked, often used to roughly measure a player Level.Building order----------------Building order refers to the specific order in which units are built, usually involving the start of the game. For example, when the game starts, send three farmers to collect. Gold, one to build a barracks, one to cut down trees, and then two more farmers to train in the town hall, this is an example of a building sequence >>>>>>>>>>>>>> before the game starts and during the game. in the chat, and the game name>>>>>>>>>>>>>> TT: Crying expression. Like a pair of closed eyes with two lines of tears. GL: Good luck. (lose) Ah. HF: Have fun. KA: No map cheats. GG: Great game. LOL.

Noob: Novice, someone who has just started to play the game - also used to mock those who are not good at it. Re or RM: Rebuild. Usually used to ask someone for another plate. RC: Same as above. Bab comes from Korea. It is a gentle curse word that implies that you are a beast. Gosu: expert and master, also comes from South Korea. Chob is a novice, also comes from South Korea. BM: Not polite. (bad manner)Smurf: High-level players create new accounts and pretend to be new players to play with inexperienced players. l33t or leet: elite player, master. Aim #: Used to quickly notify your allies to focus their attacks on a specific unit. Usually # refers to the level of a wild creature or hero. For example, there are two level 5 wild creatures, one at level 6 and one at level 2. Aim 6 means attacking the level 6 wild creature. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Map>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rigged: usually used to refer to an unfair advantage that gives a specific player an unfair advantage. map. (Usually custom maps) Map name---------------- LT: Lost Temple. PI: Plunder Island GW: Gnollwood TR: Turtle Rock. TM: Twisted Meadows 2R: The Two Rivers Map Point---------------- The location where you start the game is where the main base is built. Expo or Expand: A sub-base or a resource point that can create a sub-base. Making a map----------------MPQ: Mike O'Brain Pack, Mike O'Brien Packet. A compressed file format used by Blizzard. All game data uses this A format. Trig: The abbreviation of Trigger. A condition/action statement usually used to execute in the game. Mod: A set of files used to change game data and unit attributes. Although fun for single player, it is not playable on Battle.net. Is short for forum moderators >>>>>>>>>>>> Orcs>>>>>>>>. >>>>>>>>> Strategy---------------- Chainwave: Chain Lightning + Shockwave Gruntapult: Grunta + Siege Vehicle This tactic is usually used by the first prophet to harass. The enemy's peasants. Build double barracks and send out Grunts at level 2. This tactic is most effective for NE, but it is also effective for those races that insist on sending out ground troops to attack medium-armor units. There is an advantage in attacking unarmored or reinforced armored units. Bat/Wyv: Troll Bat Rider and Wind Rider. Harassment is crucial in this tactic because there are almost no first-level units, such as Grunt. It is best to use Juggernaut and Prophet to harass, then build one or two arrow towers and quickly upgrade to the second level base to build two animal pens. After completion, start to quickly release light aerial vehicles such as Wind Knight and Troll Bat Knight. The unit is very effective and has good attack power against structures. The Wind Knight is very effective against ground melee units like the Huntresses because the opponent cannot attack them, but is not good against large amounts of ground ranged units.

Units---------------- HH Troll Headhunter Zerker Troll Berserker Cate or Demo Siege Vehicle Wolves Ghost Wolf Wyv or Vern Wind Knight Bat Troll Bat Knight Doc Witch Doctor Sham Shaman SW or Walker Soul Walker Cow Tauren FS or Seer Prophet BM Juggernaut TC or Chieftan Tauren Chief SH Shadow Hunter Building---------------- Rax Barracks Mill War Mill Shop Shop Lodges Soul Home Totem Tauren Totem Skills---------------- CL or Chain Chain Lightning Wolves Beast Ghost FS Perspective Quake Means Earthquake WW Wind Step MI Mirror Crit or Criti Critical Strike BS Bladestorm Wave or SW Stomp or WS War Stomp End or EA Wards Viper Guard Wave or HW Healing Wave BBV or Voodoo Voodoo >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Undead Tribe >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tactics---------------- Wagonmancer: Wizard + Meat Churn Abomshee: Abomination + Banshee Mass Ghouls or Mass Goos: Fiend/Stats: Cave Demon + Tokachi Stone Statue Troop---------------- Goo Ghoul Abo or Abom Dessy or Destro or Dest Destroyer Nec Wizard Shee Banshee Stat Garg Gargoyle Wyrm Ice Dragon Aco Acolyte DK Death Knight DL Dreadlord CL Crypt Lord Building---------------- Yard Cemetery Shop Shop Zig Temple or TotD Houses Pit Sacrificial Abyss Skills---------------- AMS: Anti-Magic Shell Coil: Death Coil Pact or DP: Death Pact Unholy or UA: Evil Aura AD, Vamp Manipulation, Vampire Aura Beetles, Carapace or Spikes, Barbed Carapace FN, Frost Nova FA, Frost Armor DND, Death and Decay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Human>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>> Tactics---------------- Rifle/Caster: Musketeers + Witches + Priest troops--------- ------- Foot: Infantry Rifle or Roofle Musketeer Sorc Witch WE or Ely Water Elemental Breaker Dhawk Gryph Tank Siege Machine Gyro Flying Machine AM Archmage MK King of the Hill Pala or Pally Paladin BM Blood Mage Building---------------- Rax Barracks Shop SMith Blacksmith Shop Mill Lumberyard Sanctum Mysterious Holy Land Aviary Griffin Cage Skills--------- ------- Bliz Blizzard (tm) (P.S: I am really cautious... I don’t forget to mark the spell with the same name as the company name as a registered trademark) WE Water Elemental Brilli Brilliant Halo Mass Mass Teleportation Bolt or SB wind

Clap, Thunder Clap, Big, HL or Light, DS or Shield, DA or Devotion, Focus Aura FS, Siphon, Firestorm, Magic Drain>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dark Night Elf>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Tactics------------- Chippo Chimera + Horned Eagle Archer/DotT Archer + Raptor Druid Drys/Bears Dryad + Master-Level Druid Troop ----------------- Hunts Lista or Glaive Blade Thrower Dry Dryad DotT or Talon Raptor Druid DotC or Bear Druid of the Claw MG Mountain Giant FD Faerie Fire Hippo or Gryph Horned Eagle Rider Chim Chimera DH Demon Hunter KotG ??Jungle Guardian Potm Priestess of the Moon Building ---------- ------AoW or AoWar Ancient Tree of War Hall or HH Hunter Hall Shop or AoWonders Shop AP or Prot Ancient Guardian MW or Wells Moon Well AoL or Lore Ancient Tree of Knowledge AoWind Ancient Tree of Wind Roost Chimera Roost ToL Life Tree Skills---------------- FF Fairy Fire, also refers to Concentrated Fire MB Mana Burning Immo Sacrifice Eva Dodge Meta Demonic Transformation Roots or Entangle Roots Fon or Treants Natural Force Thorns or TA Tranq Owl Searing or Fire Searing Arrow TS or Trueshot Strike Halo SF Starfall SS Shadow Assault Fok Vengeance Vengeance>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> Neutral units >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Units---------------- BM or Cheesemaster Beastmaster PL Abyss Lord NSW or Naga Naga Sea Witch DR Dark Ranger Tinker Goblin tinker Sapper Goblin engineer Zep or Zeppelin Goblin airship Shredder Goblin harvester building---------------- Lab Goblin laboratory skills-------- -------- Quil Summon Porcupine Rof Fire Rain Howl or Hot Horror Howl Cleave Split Attack Bof Fire Breath Haze Wine Mist Brawler Drunken Master Sef Fire Earth Storm MS Magic Shield Drain Life Drain Goblins or Factory Pocket Factory Rockets Missile Bombing items---------------- Pot bottle (P.S blood bottle and magic bottle) Dust Boots Boots of speed