Azeroth Survivors companion credits

What belongs to the companion artwork?

Azeroth Survivors companion credits identifies 24 interface icons, 4 fan illustrations and the separately labeled operation images. Game-icons.net icons credit Lorc and Delapouite under CC BY 3.0. Check each category’s source and purpose: an original-menu observation, a companion-interface example and a fan illustration establish different things.

Interface icon credits

The interface uses 24 adapted icons by Lorc and Delapouite. Each entry below links to its specific source page so the shape can be traced to its artist. The icons use Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 as recorded by those sources. An icon next to an already labelled class is decorative in the interface, so screen readers receive the class text once instead of the same label twice.

Creative Commons Attribution3.0

A shared adaptation was made once across the icon set: the solid background path was removed while the original icon geometry and white foreground were retained. The website can tint or mask that foreground in its interface colors. This modification is disclosed here once; it is not repeated as an identical paragraph under all 24 icons. The artist and the source link remain visible for every individual shape.

Code components and separate source boundaries

LZ-String is credited to Pieroxy under its included MIT license. The rule-engine patterns adapted from Deradon’s wow-forever-talent-calc also retain their MIT notice. Those code records describe the reused code components, not a grant covering the original game database, branding or artwork. The current factual dataset separately identifies its original-client evidence and the historical calculator snapshot.

• LZ-String · Pieroxy · MIT license
• Deradon / wow-forever-talent-calc · MIT license

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