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Extended ASCII is not permitted in names (February 2007).Names with special characters will have to be changed if reported (August 2006).

Some Blue Posts (courtesy of WoW Blue Tracker) about Names with Special Characters:

Update (August 2009) - When paying for your name change, Blizzard now says that "Your New Character Name cannot contain special characters and must follow the World of Warcraft Naming Policy." ( link).

I found this yellowpipe table helpful to add the four digit codes.)īlizzard's Naming Policies: (Which generally only say you cannot have a name that is complete "Gibberish") (I had originally discovered the three digit codes one by one myself back in the days before you could Google this stuff but I only got through the three digit codes.

A table with description of the Unicode/Hexidecimal values.

Here is a table of special characters you may find useful if you ever have to type a character's name that includes a special character(s):Īdditional websites with the codes and characters: Then, when this is all said and done, remap autorun to Mouse Button 4 (you know the little one on the side by your thumb), if you have it, and thank me in the morning. For those who still have autorun bound to numlock and that suddenly starts you running just hit "w" or "s" to stop you while keeping numlock on. Numlock: If you have any problems, make sure your numlock key is on. I have tested this in World of Warcraft on my PC.

Once I lift up the alt key (after finishing the number sequence) the special character appears. So holding Alt down with my left hand, I type in the number sequence on the number pad with my right. But they have to be keyed while you hold the alt key down. Each special character is assigned to a number sequence.