Roles, skills, and cosmetics

This page is the field reference for roles, skills, and cosmetics. The three lists are read from one normalized file. The counts in the introduction are the number of records in that file for the game build shown in the header. A blank cell is a field the files do not contain. A stored zero is shown as zero. This page does not fill a gap with a guess.

A role row shows the stored id, the XP resource id, the number of level rows, the number of skills joined on that id, how many of those skills contain at least one effect row, and the skill-tree size. The id is the only name stored for the role. When a short gloss sits under the id, that gloss is an interface label. It is not a second name from the file.

Skills on this index are grouped by role id. Each row shows the stored name, the id, the layout row and column, and the number of effect rows. Open the role for the description, the x and y coordinates, and the level values. An empty effects list is marked as absent. It is not printed as a bonus of zero. A null layout leaves the row and column blank. Two skills can share a display name. The id is what separates them. Point costs and prerequisites are not in the dataset. The notes on this page are copied from the file, which says the server holds them.

Cosmetics are in the same file and do not store a role id, so they are listed here rather than on a role page. Every set record is shown, including a set whose item list is empty and a set whose hidden flag is true. An empty item list is an empty list. It is not a hidden item. A cosmetic stores an item id, a set id, an archetype, and a source. A display name is the name from the item file only when the item id matches exactly. A link to a weapon page is added only when that same id is a weapon id. Weapon archetype tokens use the site glossary. Every other archetype token is printed as stored. A null archetype is marked missing. Emote ids in this build are not in the item file, and their archetype is null. This page does not draw a picture. Icon paths in the dataset are not fetched.

Korean and English carry this explanation. Every other language falls back to English until a translation is added. Skill names, skill descriptions, set names, and the dataset notes stay in the language stored in the files. This page is not affiliated with Bulkhead or Team17. The numbers come from warpuppies/wardogs-data, released under the Unlicense. When you cite a figure, cite the game build in the header.