Magic items are special objects that can be acquired through a variety of means. Most commonly, they are dropped at random by Creeps. They can also be purchased at the Goblin Merchant's shop. Occasionally, treasure chests are also found lying unguarded wow oron the map. Only Heroes can use items. Certain other non-Hero units can also pick up, store, and carry items for Heroes, but they cannot use the items. To pick up an item, simply right-click on the item with your unit capable of carrying items, who will move towards the item and place it in its inventory card.

Each Hero can carry a maximum of six items. Certain Non-Heroes can carry up to two items. The Orc Kodo Beast can carry 4 items. Read further down the page for a list of item carriers. Oncewow gold kaufen an item is in your Hero's inventory, you use it by left-clicking on it. If you wish to drop an item or move it to a new space in your inventory card, you must right-click on the item. Some items require you to select a target before they can be used. Other items are automatically discharged when you left-click on them.

There are also keyboard shortcuts for quickly using your Hero's inventory items. The number keys on your keyboard's wow power levelingnumber pad correspond to the six slots on your Hero's inventory card. Pressing one of these numbers will automatically use the corresponding item. Numbers 7 and 8 represent the top row of items; numbers 4 and 5 represent the middle row of items; and numbers 1 and 2 represent the bottom row of items.

Single-player quest items, or items that have been disabled in multiplayer are not listed in this guide. There are five types of magic items that can be found in Warcraft III: Charged, Consumable, Power-ups, Permanent, and Artifacts.

These items are automatically used when a Hero picks up one of these items. There are two categories of Power Ups: Tomes (permanent stat improvements) and Runes (temporary effect).
Permanent items never disappear. For most items, to cease receiving benefits from a persistent item, a Hero must drop it from its inventory. Permanent items do not require a target to be used, and give a persistent benefit to the Hero that wears it. Staves are items that require a target and have a cooldown before the item can be used again. But they have unlimited uses.
Artifacts are any exceptionally powerful wow golditems, namely items of level 7 or higher. They are rarer than other items. 

Level
The levels next to the items are connected to what items are allowed to drop by what Creeps. This might be explained in more detail in the future.

Some level 0 items are sold in Neutral Buildings or player-built shops.

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All Human spells are useful for specific purpose. Mages have more spells that are effective in everyday playing. Death Knights have more "trick" spells such as Whirlwind, Raise the Dead, and Unholy Armor which really don't come into play as often. The only real wow gold advantages that Death Knights have over Mages is their one extra attack range and Unholy Armor, Hasted Death Knight "Mage Bomb" trick. While Death Knights can use Death Coil to heal themselves, Human players can just use Paladins to Heal their Mages which is much easier than trying to find an enemy to Death Coil to heal the Death Knight. Invisibility is an exclusive Human spell that Orcs can do little to counter. One way to fight an wow power leveling Invisible unit is to use attack ground with Catapults and Juggernaughts and hope you hit them but this really isn't an effective counter and is something that is usually pulled off once in a life time. Runes can be thought of as the best counter to invisible Mages.

Humans can use Invisibility with all sorts of spells and units to make nearly uncounterable attacks. One of the most effective Spell combos for the Humans is the Invisible wow gold Mage that casts Blizzard on the enemy Peons mining Gold. The Orc player can attempt a Hasted Death Knight Death and Decay attack but this is nowhere as effective as the Invisible Mage attack.
Humans can instantly cut in half the attack power and speed of any unit. One Mage has enough mana at full to to cast five Slows.
The Orcs have no instant kill spells other than Runes. Humans Mages can instantly kill nearly any unit with Polymorph, especially Death Knights and Dragons. Orc players sometimes get in situations where the enemy has Death Knights or Mages and they have no real way of getting in to kill them other than direct attacks with Bloodlusted Ogres or a complicated spell combo of Unholy Armor and Haste on a Death Knight using Death and Decay. Often the Mages just survive and Heal using Paladins. wow or But Human Mages can usually clear out any group of enemy Mages and Death Knights with Polymorph. Using an Invisible Transport the Human player can land a Mage, pop out, Polymorph, then get back in the Invisible Transport and run. For longer distances, another Mage in the Transport can pop out, make the Mage Invisible, then the Invisible Mage sneaks in, casts Polymorph, then runs back to the Invisible Transport. This is very hard for an Orc player to counter. Walls and Runes are really the only defense against this and not an effective one at that.

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